VET, DIES AT 50
John G. Fowler, fifty, well-known farmer of the Grace Chapel community near Granite Falls, died Wednesday in the veterans' hospital at Johnson City, Tenn.
Funeral services are planned Friday at twelve o'clock noon, Eastern War Time, at Grace Chapel Methodist church with the pastor, Rev. Max Brandon, in charge.
Mr. Fowler, who served overseas in the first World War, was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Fowler. He is survived by his widow, the former Miss Greta Guthrie; three sons, Billy, Ralph, and Cloyd; a daughter, Mrs. H.P. Mackie, Jr., three brothers, G. W., J. W., and D. B. Fowler, all of Granite Falls; three sisters, Mrs. Fannie Martin and Miss Lettie Fowler, both of Granite Falls, and Mrs. W. Z. Veasey of Hickory.
VET, DIES AT 50
John G. Fowler, fifty, well-known farmer of the Grace Chapel community near Granite Falls, died Wednesday in the veterans' hospital at Johnson City, Tenn.
Funeral services are planned Friday at twelve o'clock noon, Eastern War Time, at Grace Chapel Methodist church with the pastor, Rev. Max Brandon, in charge.
Mr. Fowler, who served overseas in the first World War, was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Fowler. He is survived by his widow, the former Miss Greta Guthrie; three sons, Billy, Ralph, and Cloyd; a daughter, Mrs. H.P. Mackie, Jr., three brothers, G. W., J. W., and D. B. Fowler, all of Granite Falls; three sisters, Mrs. Fannie Martin and Miss Lettie Fowler, both of Granite Falls, and Mrs. W. Z. Veasey of Hickory.
Family Members
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Eula Mae Fowler Johnson
1882–1925
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Fannie Viola Fowler Martin
1883–1948
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Edger Fowler
1885–1886
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Lola Kate Fowler
1887–1890
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Ethel Belle Fowler Austin
1889–1972
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Donel Bain Fowler
1894–1977
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Joseph Wyatt Fowler
1896–1963
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George Henry Wade Fowler
1899–1959
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Anna Maud Fowler
1901–1903
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Lettie Lucille Fowler
1905–1999
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