The Fredonia Censor, Friday, January 15, 1943 page 3
Mrs. Alice A. Cardot, widow of Dexter Cardot, died at the Arkwright residence Monday. She was born at Hanover Center, April 6, 1859 and moved 50 years ago to Arkwright from South Dayton. She was a former Republican committee woman and a member of the Arkwright grange. One niece and five nephews survive the deceased.
Funeral service was held yesterday afternoon at the Blood & Larson Funeral Home with burial in Evergreen Lawn cemetery at Hanover Center.
Mrs. Alice A. Cardot, widow of Dexter Cardot, died at the Arkwright residence Monday. She was born at Hanover Center, April 6, 1859 and moved 50 years ago to Arkwright from South Dayton. She was a former Republican committee woman and a member of the Arkwright grange. One niece and five nephews survive the deceased.
Funeral service was held yesterday afternoon at the Blood & Larson Funeral Home with burial in Evergreen Lawn cemetery at Hanover Center.
The Fredonia Censor, Friday, January 15, 1943 page 3
Mrs. Alice A. Cardot, widow of Dexter Cardot, died at the Arkwright residence Monday. She was born at Hanover Center, April 6, 1859 and moved 50 years ago to Arkwright from South Dayton. She was a former Republican committee woman and a member of the Arkwright grange. One niece and five nephews survive the deceased.
Funeral service was held yesterday afternoon at the Blood & Larson Funeral Home with burial in Evergreen Lawn cemetery at Hanover Center.
Mrs. Alice A. Cardot, widow of Dexter Cardot, died at the Arkwright residence Monday. She was born at Hanover Center, April 6, 1859 and moved 50 years ago to Arkwright from South Dayton. She was a former Republican committee woman and a member of the Arkwright grange. One niece and five nephews survive the deceased.
Funeral service was held yesterday afternoon at the Blood & Larson Funeral Home with burial in Evergreen Lawn cemetery at Hanover Center.
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