Mrs. Leota Ashely, 38, wife of Harold G. Ashley died suddenly at 1:15 a. m. last Friday at the home of her mother in Johnson township. Ill since last April with heart disease and rheumatic fever, Mrs. Ashley was brought home from Union Hospital in Terre Haute one month ago after two weeks confinement.
Daughter of Elizabeth and the late John Ross, the deceased had lived all of her life in this vicinity. She was graduated from Casey Township high school in 1930 and was married that same year.
After living in Terre Haute for three years, the Ashleys moved back to her mother's home last November when he became employed by the Pure Oil company here.
Surviving besides the husband are the daughter, Shirley Ann 15, and one son, Maurice 14, both at home; the mother; two sisters Mrs. Rudy Cooper and Mrs. Raleigh Funk both of Johnson township; and several nieces and nephews.
Casey Banner Times - August 9, 1946
Daughter of Elizabeth and the late John Ross, the deceased had lived all of her life in this vicinity. She was graduated from Casey Township high school in 1930 and was married that same year.
After living in Terre Haute for three years, the Ashleys moved back to her mother's home last November when he became employed by the Pure Oil company here.
Surviving besides the husband are the daughter, Shirley Ann 15, and one son, Maurice 14, both at home; the mother; two sisters Mrs. Rudy Cooper and Mrs. Raleigh Funk both of Johnson township; and several nieces and nephews.
Casey Banner Times - August 9, 1946
Mrs. Leota Ashely, 38, wife of Harold G. Ashley died suddenly at 1:15 a. m. last Friday at the home of her mother in Johnson township. Ill since last April with heart disease and rheumatic fever, Mrs. Ashley was brought home from Union Hospital in Terre Haute one month ago after two weeks confinement.
Daughter of Elizabeth and the late John Ross, the deceased had lived all of her life in this vicinity. She was graduated from Casey Township high school in 1930 and was married that same year.
After living in Terre Haute for three years, the Ashleys moved back to her mother's home last November when he became employed by the Pure Oil company here.
Surviving besides the husband are the daughter, Shirley Ann 15, and one son, Maurice 14, both at home; the mother; two sisters Mrs. Rudy Cooper and Mrs. Raleigh Funk both of Johnson township; and several nieces and nephews.
Casey Banner Times - August 9, 1946
Daughter of Elizabeth and the late John Ross, the deceased had lived all of her life in this vicinity. She was graduated from Casey Township high school in 1930 and was married that same year.
After living in Terre Haute for three years, the Ashleys moved back to her mother's home last November when he became employed by the Pure Oil company here.
Surviving besides the husband are the daughter, Shirley Ann 15, and one son, Maurice 14, both at home; the mother; two sisters Mrs. Rudy Cooper and Mrs. Raleigh Funk both of Johnson township; and several nieces and nephews.
Casey Banner Times - August 9, 1946
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