Mrs. Lecta Ann Hibbert, 69, died at 6:35 a.m. Friday at her home 771 Ogan Street after being seriously ill since October 27. She had been ailing since July 10.
Born April 22, 1871 in Jackson tsp., she was the daughter of Charles and Mary Class. Her marriage was April 20, 1893 to William H. Hibbert who is dead.
Surviving are a son Vaughn G. Hibbert Jackson township; two daughters, Miss Fern L. Hibbert and Mrs. Paul Line both of this city and four grandchildren, Clara Belle Husband, Norma Hibbert, Nolan Hibbert and John William Hibbert.
Brothers and sisters are; Mrs. S.L. Layman, Mrs. R.j. Holland, William Class and Mrs. Asa Allen all of this city, Elmer Class of Whitley County and Mrs. Millard Neal of St. Louis, Missouri. A brother Howard Class and a sister Pearl Class are dead.
She was a member of the Zion United Brethren Church. Burial will be in the Zion cemetery. {Friday, November 29, 1940 edition of the Huntington Herald-Press, partial transcription...map}
Born April 22, 1871 in Jackson tsp., she was the daughter of Charles and Mary Class. Her marriage was April 20, 1893 to William H. Hibbert who is dead.
Surviving are a son Vaughn G. Hibbert Jackson township; two daughters, Miss Fern L. Hibbert and Mrs. Paul Line both of this city and four grandchildren, Clara Belle Husband, Norma Hibbert, Nolan Hibbert and John William Hibbert.
Brothers and sisters are; Mrs. S.L. Layman, Mrs. R.j. Holland, William Class and Mrs. Asa Allen all of this city, Elmer Class of Whitley County and Mrs. Millard Neal of St. Louis, Missouri. A brother Howard Class and a sister Pearl Class are dead.
She was a member of the Zion United Brethren Church. Burial will be in the Zion cemetery. {Friday, November 29, 1940 edition of the Huntington Herald-Press, partial transcription...map}
Mrs. Lecta Ann Hibbert, 69, died at 6:35 a.m. Friday at her home 771 Ogan Street after being seriously ill since October 27. She had been ailing since July 10.
Born April 22, 1871 in Jackson tsp., she was the daughter of Charles and Mary Class. Her marriage was April 20, 1893 to William H. Hibbert who is dead.
Surviving are a son Vaughn G. Hibbert Jackson township; two daughters, Miss Fern L. Hibbert and Mrs. Paul Line both of this city and four grandchildren, Clara Belle Husband, Norma Hibbert, Nolan Hibbert and John William Hibbert.
Brothers and sisters are; Mrs. S.L. Layman, Mrs. R.j. Holland, William Class and Mrs. Asa Allen all of this city, Elmer Class of Whitley County and Mrs. Millard Neal of St. Louis, Missouri. A brother Howard Class and a sister Pearl Class are dead.
She was a member of the Zion United Brethren Church. Burial will be in the Zion cemetery. {Friday, November 29, 1940 edition of the Huntington Herald-Press, partial transcription...map}
Born April 22, 1871 in Jackson tsp., she was the daughter of Charles and Mary Class. Her marriage was April 20, 1893 to William H. Hibbert who is dead.
Surviving are a son Vaughn G. Hibbert Jackson township; two daughters, Miss Fern L. Hibbert and Mrs. Paul Line both of this city and four grandchildren, Clara Belle Husband, Norma Hibbert, Nolan Hibbert and John William Hibbert.
Brothers and sisters are; Mrs. S.L. Layman, Mrs. R.j. Holland, William Class and Mrs. Asa Allen all of this city, Elmer Class of Whitley County and Mrs. Millard Neal of St. Louis, Missouri. A brother Howard Class and a sister Pearl Class are dead.
She was a member of the Zion United Brethren Church. Burial will be in the Zion cemetery. {Friday, November 29, 1940 edition of the Huntington Herald-Press, partial transcription...map}
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