Brazil Daily Times July 3.1934
Paralysis Fatal To Mrs. Lyda K. Angleton, City
Mrs. Lyda K. Angleton, widow of John Angleton, died at 5 o'clock last night at the home on south Leavitt street after a brief illness of paralysis aged 73 years. Mrs. Angleton was stricken last Tuesday with the fatal stroke coming Monday afternoon.
The deceased was born in Parke county and had been a resident of Brazil for the past 11 years. Her husband, who was sexton of Cottage Hill cemetery for many years, died just a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Angleton is survived by two step-sons, John and Roy Angleton, of Indianapolis; also eight step-grandchildren.
The remains were prepared for burial at the Miller & Sons funeral parlors and will be returned to the home Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Perkins officiating; interment Cottage Hill cemetery.
Parents are William Craig and Catherine Clark.
Brazil Daily Times July 3.1934
Paralysis Fatal To Mrs. Lyda K. Angleton, City
Mrs. Lyda K. Angleton, widow of John Angleton, died at 5 o'clock last night at the home on south Leavitt street after a brief illness of paralysis aged 73 years. Mrs. Angleton was stricken last Tuesday with the fatal stroke coming Monday afternoon.
The deceased was born in Parke county and had been a resident of Brazil for the past 11 years. Her husband, who was sexton of Cottage Hill cemetery for many years, died just a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Angleton is survived by two step-sons, John and Roy Angleton, of Indianapolis; also eight step-grandchildren.
The remains were prepared for burial at the Miller & Sons funeral parlors and will be returned to the home Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Perkins officiating; interment Cottage Hill cemetery.
Parents are William Craig and Catherine Clark.
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