MARION RICKEY DIES AT STATE INSANE ASYLUM
The funeral of the late Marion S. Rickey will he held at Cedar Chapel Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the Rev. R. A. Fenstermacher of Huntertown, officiating. Interment will he made in the adjacent cemetery.
Mr. Rickey passed away Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Richmond state hospital, where he was a patient for twenty-one years. His condition was serious for two weeks.
He was born six and a half miles south of Auburn August 30, 1865, making his age nearly sixty-six years at the time of death.
Mr. Rickey and Mary Krueger were married Sept. 11, 1888 and she lives on a farm southeast of Garrett,
Surviving also are two children, Mrs. Joan A. DeWitt, living near her mother, and Mrs. Alvia iMountz, residing at Randolph and Railroad streets in Garrett, and nine grandchildren.
The body reached the home of the widow Wednesday morning.
The funeral of the late Marion S. Rickey will he held at Cedar Chapel Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the Rev. R. A. Fenstermacher of Huntertown, officiating. Interment will he made in the adjacent cemetery.
Mr. Rickey passed away Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Richmond state hospital, where he was a patient for twenty-one years. His condition was serious for two weeks.
He was born six and a half miles south of Auburn August 30, 1865, making his age nearly sixty-six years at the time of death.
Mr. Rickey and Mary Krueger were married Sept. 11, 1888 and she lives on a farm southeast of Garrett,
Surviving also are two children, Mrs. Joan A. DeWitt, living near her mother, and Mrs. Alvia iMountz, residing at Randolph and Railroad streets in Garrett, and nine grandchildren.
The body reached the home of the widow Wednesday morning.
MARION RICKEY DIES AT STATE INSANE ASYLUM
The funeral of the late Marion S. Rickey will he held at Cedar Chapel Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the Rev. R. A. Fenstermacher of Huntertown, officiating. Interment will he made in the adjacent cemetery.
Mr. Rickey passed away Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Richmond state hospital, where he was a patient for twenty-one years. His condition was serious for two weeks.
He was born six and a half miles south of Auburn August 30, 1865, making his age nearly sixty-six years at the time of death.
Mr. Rickey and Mary Krueger were married Sept. 11, 1888 and she lives on a farm southeast of Garrett,
Surviving also are two children, Mrs. Joan A. DeWitt, living near her mother, and Mrs. Alvia iMountz, residing at Randolph and Railroad streets in Garrett, and nine grandchildren.
The body reached the home of the widow Wednesday morning.
The funeral of the late Marion S. Rickey will he held at Cedar Chapel Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the Rev. R. A. Fenstermacher of Huntertown, officiating. Interment will he made in the adjacent cemetery.
Mr. Rickey passed away Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Richmond state hospital, where he was a patient for twenty-one years. His condition was serious for two weeks.
He was born six and a half miles south of Auburn August 30, 1865, making his age nearly sixty-six years at the time of death.
Mr. Rickey and Mary Krueger were married Sept. 11, 1888 and she lives on a farm southeast of Garrett,
Surviving also are two children, Mrs. Joan A. DeWitt, living near her mother, and Mrs. Alvia iMountz, residing at Randolph and Railroad streets in Garrett, and nine grandchildren.
The body reached the home of the widow Wednesday morning.
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