Daughter of Charles and Verna Mealy Hepler, she was single, lived in Emlenton, died at St. Francis Hospital in Pittsburgh of infection after a probable attempt at a self-abortion, per death certificate 52179, whose informant was Clarissa Zuck of 5129 Keystone St. Buried May 24 1915.
Franklin Evening News/News-Herald, Sat, May 22 1915:
Miss Julia Hepler, 19, died Thursday evening at the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg from pneumonia. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hepler of Emlenton.
Services will be at 9 am Monday at her home. The body will be brought to Franklin, where her father had lived, for burial in Franklin Cemetery.
Franklin Evening News/News-Herald, Sat, May 22 1915:
Miss Julia Hepler, 19, died Thursday evening at the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg from pneumonia. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hepler of Emlenton.
Services will be at 9 am Monday at her home. The body will be brought to Franklin, where her father had lived, for burial in Franklin Cemetery.
Daughter of Charles and Verna Mealy Hepler, she was single, lived in Emlenton, died at St. Francis Hospital in Pittsburgh of infection after a probable attempt at a self-abortion, per death certificate 52179, whose informant was Clarissa Zuck of 5129 Keystone St. Buried May 24 1915.
Franklin Evening News/News-Herald, Sat, May 22 1915:
Miss Julia Hepler, 19, died Thursday evening at the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg from pneumonia. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hepler of Emlenton.
Services will be at 9 am Monday at her home. The body will be brought to Franklin, where her father had lived, for burial in Franklin Cemetery.
Franklin Evening News/News-Herald, Sat, May 22 1915:
Miss Julia Hepler, 19, died Thursday evening at the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg from pneumonia. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hepler of Emlenton.
Services will be at 9 am Monday at her home. The body will be brought to Franklin, where her father had lived, for burial in Franklin Cemetery.
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