The Quincy Herald Whig, page 7
Wednesday, August 7, 1946
MRS. JENNIE WISSLEAD.
Macomb, Ill., Aug. 7.--Mrs. Jennie Wissland [sic], 60, wife of Frank E. Wisslead, farmer of Chalmers township, died in the Phelps hospital Sunday afternoon where she had been since July 24. She had entered the hospital after she developed lockjaw from a hangnail on a left finger. The direct cause of her death was due to a heart condition brought on by the lockjaw infection.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in the Blandinsville Methodist church, the Rev. John R. Spillerman conducting the services. Burial was in Glade City cemetery, Blandinsville.
Mrs. Wisslead was born Dec. 8, 1885, daughter of Stephen J. and Emma Cale Bagley. A former member of Rebekah lodge, Eastern Star, and White Shrine lodge of Macomb, she was a member of the Blandinsville Methodist church, Macomb Grandmothers' club and Chalmers Home bureau unit. She is survived by her husband, and two sons, Lyman Wisslead of Blandinsville and Gilman Wisslead of Macomb, and three grandchildren.
Wednesday, August 7, 1946
MRS. JENNIE WISSLEAD.
Macomb, Ill., Aug. 7.--Mrs. Jennie Wissland [sic], 60, wife of Frank E. Wisslead, farmer of Chalmers township, died in the Phelps hospital Sunday afternoon where she had been since July 24. She had entered the hospital after she developed lockjaw from a hangnail on a left finger. The direct cause of her death was due to a heart condition brought on by the lockjaw infection.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in the Blandinsville Methodist church, the Rev. John R. Spillerman conducting the services. Burial was in Glade City cemetery, Blandinsville.
Mrs. Wisslead was born Dec. 8, 1885, daughter of Stephen J. and Emma Cale Bagley. A former member of Rebekah lodge, Eastern Star, and White Shrine lodge of Macomb, she was a member of the Blandinsville Methodist church, Macomb Grandmothers' club and Chalmers Home bureau unit. She is survived by her husband, and two sons, Lyman Wisslead of Blandinsville and Gilman Wisslead of Macomb, and three grandchildren.
The Quincy Herald Whig, page 7
Wednesday, August 7, 1946
MRS. JENNIE WISSLEAD.
Macomb, Ill., Aug. 7.--Mrs. Jennie Wissland [sic], 60, wife of Frank E. Wisslead, farmer of Chalmers township, died in the Phelps hospital Sunday afternoon where she had been since July 24. She had entered the hospital after she developed lockjaw from a hangnail on a left finger. The direct cause of her death was due to a heart condition brought on by the lockjaw infection.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in the Blandinsville Methodist church, the Rev. John R. Spillerman conducting the services. Burial was in Glade City cemetery, Blandinsville.
Mrs. Wisslead was born Dec. 8, 1885, daughter of Stephen J. and Emma Cale Bagley. A former member of Rebekah lodge, Eastern Star, and White Shrine lodge of Macomb, she was a member of the Blandinsville Methodist church, Macomb Grandmothers' club and Chalmers Home bureau unit. She is survived by her husband, and two sons, Lyman Wisslead of Blandinsville and Gilman Wisslead of Macomb, and three grandchildren.
Wednesday, August 7, 1946
MRS. JENNIE WISSLEAD.
Macomb, Ill., Aug. 7.--Mrs. Jennie Wissland [sic], 60, wife of Frank E. Wisslead, farmer of Chalmers township, died in the Phelps hospital Sunday afternoon where she had been since July 24. She had entered the hospital after she developed lockjaw from a hangnail on a left finger. The direct cause of her death was due to a heart condition brought on by the lockjaw infection.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in the Blandinsville Methodist church, the Rev. John R. Spillerman conducting the services. Burial was in Glade City cemetery, Blandinsville.
Mrs. Wisslead was born Dec. 8, 1885, daughter of Stephen J. and Emma Cale Bagley. A former member of Rebekah lodge, Eastern Star, and White Shrine lodge of Macomb, she was a member of the Blandinsville Methodist church, Macomb Grandmothers' club and Chalmers Home bureau unit. She is survived by her husband, and two sons, Lyman Wisslead of Blandinsville and Gilman Wisslead of Macomb, and three grandchildren.
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