Foot Infection
Kills L. E. Rose
An infection of the foot (Gangrene)
caused the death after a 5-week-illness
of Lewis Edward Rose, 85, of Elkview
Blundon route. Mr. Rose died
at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Rome H. Summers (Edith).
Rev. Hobson Fisher will officiate
at the funeral Thursday at 11 a.m.
at the Mountain Mission in Charleston,
assisted by Rev. Winefred
Dawson. Burial will be in the Huffman
cemetery on Wills Creek. The
body is at the residence of Mrs.
Summers and will be taken to the
church an hour before the service.
He was divorced and a laborer at a
Laundry.
Preceded in death by mother, Mary
and father Eli Rose, brother, George
R. "Doc" Rose, of Sissonville Rd.
Survivors include another, daughter.
Mrs. C. A. Rose, Charleston:
two brothers, Philip and Walter
Rose of Oceana; two sisters, Mrs.
Virgie Wiseman, Big Chimney; and
Betty Rose, Charleston; 35 grand-
children and 12 great grandchil-
dren.
Ex wife: Dora Godbey Rose
September 17, 1950 Charleston Gazzette:
ROSE—
It is with the deepest gratitude we wish
to thank the Rev. Hobson Fisher, Rev
Wlnfred Dawson for their words of comfort
and sympathy, the Myers and Son
Funeral Home of Elkview for all considerations,
our many friends and neighbors
for flowers and words of sympathy
the Dunbar Mt. Mission Quartet, the
pianist, Mrs. Virginia Klser, the Tony
Fork community for their beautiful
flowers and sympathy at the illness and
death of our dear father, Lewis Edward
Rose, who passed away Sept. 5. — Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Rose and Family, Mr.
and Mrs. Rome Summers and Family
He retired from laundry work.
Kills L. E. Rose
An infection of the foot (Gangrene)
caused the death after a 5-week-illness
of Lewis Edward Rose, 85, of Elkview
Blundon route. Mr. Rose died
at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Rome H. Summers (Edith).
Rev. Hobson Fisher will officiate
at the funeral Thursday at 11 a.m.
at the Mountain Mission in Charleston,
assisted by Rev. Winefred
Dawson. Burial will be in the Huffman
cemetery on Wills Creek. The
body is at the residence of Mrs.
Summers and will be taken to the
church an hour before the service.
He was divorced and a laborer at a
Laundry.
Preceded in death by mother, Mary
and father Eli Rose, brother, George
R. "Doc" Rose, of Sissonville Rd.
Survivors include another, daughter.
Mrs. C. A. Rose, Charleston:
two brothers, Philip and Walter
Rose of Oceana; two sisters, Mrs.
Virgie Wiseman, Big Chimney; and
Betty Rose, Charleston; 35 grand-
children and 12 great grandchil-
dren.
Ex wife: Dora Godbey Rose
September 17, 1950 Charleston Gazzette:
ROSE—
It is with the deepest gratitude we wish
to thank the Rev. Hobson Fisher, Rev
Wlnfred Dawson for their words of comfort
and sympathy, the Myers and Son
Funeral Home of Elkview for all considerations,
our many friends and neighbors
for flowers and words of sympathy
the Dunbar Mt. Mission Quartet, the
pianist, Mrs. Virginia Klser, the Tony
Fork community for their beautiful
flowers and sympathy at the illness and
death of our dear father, Lewis Edward
Rose, who passed away Sept. 5. — Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Rose and Family, Mr.
and Mrs. Rome Summers and Family
He retired from laundry work.
Foot Infection
Kills L. E. Rose
An infection of the foot (Gangrene)
caused the death after a 5-week-illness
of Lewis Edward Rose, 85, of Elkview
Blundon route. Mr. Rose died
at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Rome H. Summers (Edith).
Rev. Hobson Fisher will officiate
at the funeral Thursday at 11 a.m.
at the Mountain Mission in Charleston,
assisted by Rev. Winefred
Dawson. Burial will be in the Huffman
cemetery on Wills Creek. The
body is at the residence of Mrs.
Summers and will be taken to the
church an hour before the service.
He was divorced and a laborer at a
Laundry.
Preceded in death by mother, Mary
and father Eli Rose, brother, George
R. "Doc" Rose, of Sissonville Rd.
Survivors include another, daughter.
Mrs. C. A. Rose, Charleston:
two brothers, Philip and Walter
Rose of Oceana; two sisters, Mrs.
Virgie Wiseman, Big Chimney; and
Betty Rose, Charleston; 35 grand-
children and 12 great grandchil-
dren.
Ex wife: Dora Godbey Rose
September 17, 1950 Charleston Gazzette:
ROSE—
It is with the deepest gratitude we wish
to thank the Rev. Hobson Fisher, Rev
Wlnfred Dawson for their words of comfort
and sympathy, the Myers and Son
Funeral Home of Elkview for all considerations,
our many friends and neighbors
for flowers and words of sympathy
the Dunbar Mt. Mission Quartet, the
pianist, Mrs. Virginia Klser, the Tony
Fork community for their beautiful
flowers and sympathy at the illness and
death of our dear father, Lewis Edward
Rose, who passed away Sept. 5. — Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Rose and Family, Mr.
and Mrs. Rome Summers and Family
He retired from laundry work.
Kills L. E. Rose
An infection of the foot (Gangrene)
caused the death after a 5-week-illness
of Lewis Edward Rose, 85, of Elkview
Blundon route. Mr. Rose died
at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Rome H. Summers (Edith).
Rev. Hobson Fisher will officiate
at the funeral Thursday at 11 a.m.
at the Mountain Mission in Charleston,
assisted by Rev. Winefred
Dawson. Burial will be in the Huffman
cemetery on Wills Creek. The
body is at the residence of Mrs.
Summers and will be taken to the
church an hour before the service.
He was divorced and a laborer at a
Laundry.
Preceded in death by mother, Mary
and father Eli Rose, brother, George
R. "Doc" Rose, of Sissonville Rd.
Survivors include another, daughter.
Mrs. C. A. Rose, Charleston:
two brothers, Philip and Walter
Rose of Oceana; two sisters, Mrs.
Virgie Wiseman, Big Chimney; and
Betty Rose, Charleston; 35 grand-
children and 12 great grandchil-
dren.
Ex wife: Dora Godbey Rose
September 17, 1950 Charleston Gazzette:
ROSE—
It is with the deepest gratitude we wish
to thank the Rev. Hobson Fisher, Rev
Wlnfred Dawson for their words of comfort
and sympathy, the Myers and Son
Funeral Home of Elkview for all considerations,
our many friends and neighbors
for flowers and words of sympathy
the Dunbar Mt. Mission Quartet, the
pianist, Mrs. Virginia Klser, the Tony
Fork community for their beautiful
flowers and sympathy at the illness and
death of our dear father, Lewis Edward
Rose, who passed away Sept. 5. — Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Rose and Family, Mr.
and Mrs. Rome Summers and Family
He retired from laundry work.
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