OCTONGENERICAN
SUMMONED AT HOME IN TEMPLE STREET EAST
Miss Priscilla Summers, aged 80 years, died Sunday morning, at 3:30 o’clock, at the home of her niece, Mrs. Florence Nuckles, 1227 East Temple Street.
The body was removed to the Klever Mortuary, prepared for burial, and Monday was returned to the home, where it will remain until Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, when the body will be taken to Bourneville, in Ross County, for funeral services and interment.
Mrs. Summers is survived by two brothers, Samuel, in Springfield, and the other residing in Florida.
Washington C H Herald March 19, 1928
SUMMONED AT HOME IN TEMPLE STREET EAST
Miss Priscilla Summers, aged 80 years, died Sunday morning, at 3:30 o’clock, at the home of her niece, Mrs. Florence Nuckles, 1227 East Temple Street.
The body was removed to the Klever Mortuary, prepared for burial, and Monday was returned to the home, where it will remain until Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, when the body will be taken to Bourneville, in Ross County, for funeral services and interment.
Mrs. Summers is survived by two brothers, Samuel, in Springfield, and the other residing in Florida.
Washington C H Herald March 19, 1928
OCTONGENERICAN
SUMMONED AT HOME IN TEMPLE STREET EAST
Miss Priscilla Summers, aged 80 years, died Sunday morning, at 3:30 o’clock, at the home of her niece, Mrs. Florence Nuckles, 1227 East Temple Street.
The body was removed to the Klever Mortuary, prepared for burial, and Monday was returned to the home, where it will remain until Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, when the body will be taken to Bourneville, in Ross County, for funeral services and interment.
Mrs. Summers is survived by two brothers, Samuel, in Springfield, and the other residing in Florida.
Washington C H Herald March 19, 1928
SUMMONED AT HOME IN TEMPLE STREET EAST
Miss Priscilla Summers, aged 80 years, died Sunday morning, at 3:30 o’clock, at the home of her niece, Mrs. Florence Nuckles, 1227 East Temple Street.
The body was removed to the Klever Mortuary, prepared for burial, and Monday was returned to the home, where it will remain until Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, when the body will be taken to Bourneville, in Ross County, for funeral services and interment.
Mrs. Summers is survived by two brothers, Samuel, in Springfield, and the other residing in Florida.
Washington C H Herald March 19, 1928
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