The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, IN.) Tue. July 15, 1930
FRED W. CORNET, 69 years old, 2955 Indianapolis Avenue, a resident of Indianapolis the last forty years, died at his home yesterday after after an illness of eight years. He was born at Big Rapids, Mich., and came to Indianapolis forty years ago to engage in the cabinet making trade.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Cornet, and three daughters, Mrs. Jack C. Carr, Mrs. Joseph Goode and Mrs. Ray L. Kidd.
Funeral services will be at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at Holy Angels Catholic Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Contributor: Lynette Stephens (48082181)
FRED W. CORNET, 69 years old, 2955 Indianapolis Avenue, a resident of Indianapolis the last forty years, died at his home yesterday after after an illness of eight years. He was born at Big Rapids, Mich., and came to Indianapolis forty years ago to engage in the cabinet making trade.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Cornet, and three daughters, Mrs. Jack C. Carr, Mrs. Joseph Goode and Mrs. Ray L. Kidd.
Funeral services will be at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at Holy Angels Catholic Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Contributor: Lynette Stephens (48082181)
The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, IN.) Tue. July 15, 1930
FRED W. CORNET, 69 years old, 2955 Indianapolis Avenue, a resident of Indianapolis the last forty years, died at his home yesterday after after an illness of eight years. He was born at Big Rapids, Mich., and came to Indianapolis forty years ago to engage in the cabinet making trade.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Cornet, and three daughters, Mrs. Jack C. Carr, Mrs. Joseph Goode and Mrs. Ray L. Kidd.
Funeral services will be at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at Holy Angels Catholic Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Contributor: Lynette Stephens (48082181)
FRED W. CORNET, 69 years old, 2955 Indianapolis Avenue, a resident of Indianapolis the last forty years, died at his home yesterday after after an illness of eight years. He was born at Big Rapids, Mich., and came to Indianapolis forty years ago to engage in the cabinet making trade.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Cornet, and three daughters, Mrs. Jack C. Carr, Mrs. Joseph Goode and Mrs. Ray L. Kidd.
Funeral services will be at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at Holy Angels Catholic Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Contributor: Lynette Stephens (48082181)
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