B.F Turner, of Cleveland Township, was called to Wolcott, New York Sunday by the death of his Daughter, Mrs. Beulah (Floyd) Keel, 38, formerly of Whitley County, whose death occurred after a week`s illness of quinsy and complications.
Funeral services were held at Wolcott on Monday, and burial occurred there.
The deceased had resided in New York since her marriage. The husband and four children survive, besides the father and a sister, Mrs. Ruth (Cecil) Baublit of Laketon.
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The body of Mrs. Floyd Keel, whose death had occurred at Wolcott, New York, arrived in South Whitley Thursday morning of last week at 4:30 and was taken to the home of her father Benjamin F. Turner, where the funeral services were held Sunday morning at 10:30. The burial was held in South Whitley Cemetery.
Mrs. Keel had died on Thursday of last week, and Mr. Turner had been called to Wolcott on that account. Then it was planned to have the burial here, so the body was brought to her old childhood home.
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Beulah Fay Turner was born in Cleveland Township November 17, 1894 and died March 9, 1933 aged 38 years, 3 months and 22 days. She was married to Floyd Keel on April 8, 1918 and immediately after their marriage they went to Wolcott, New York where Mr. Keel`s parents have resided.
Four children were born to them ~ Herbert, 13; Edna, 10; Catherine, 7 and Harold, 4. She is survived by her father, B.F. Turner, and one sister, Mrs. Cecil Baublit of Laketon.
From The South Whitley Tribune ~ March 16, 1833.
Funeral services were held at Wolcott on Monday, and burial occurred there.
The deceased had resided in New York since her marriage. The husband and four children survive, besides the father and a sister, Mrs. Ruth (Cecil) Baublit of Laketon.
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The body of Mrs. Floyd Keel, whose death had occurred at Wolcott, New York, arrived in South Whitley Thursday morning of last week at 4:30 and was taken to the home of her father Benjamin F. Turner, where the funeral services were held Sunday morning at 10:30. The burial was held in South Whitley Cemetery.
Mrs. Keel had died on Thursday of last week, and Mr. Turner had been called to Wolcott on that account. Then it was planned to have the burial here, so the body was brought to her old childhood home.
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Beulah Fay Turner was born in Cleveland Township November 17, 1894 and died March 9, 1933 aged 38 years, 3 months and 22 days. She was married to Floyd Keel on April 8, 1918 and immediately after their marriage they went to Wolcott, New York where Mr. Keel`s parents have resided.
Four children were born to them ~ Herbert, 13; Edna, 10; Catherine, 7 and Harold, 4. She is survived by her father, B.F. Turner, and one sister, Mrs. Cecil Baublit of Laketon.
From The South Whitley Tribune ~ March 16, 1833.
B.F Turner, of Cleveland Township, was called to Wolcott, New York Sunday by the death of his Daughter, Mrs. Beulah (Floyd) Keel, 38, formerly of Whitley County, whose death occurred after a week`s illness of quinsy and complications.
Funeral services were held at Wolcott on Monday, and burial occurred there.
The deceased had resided in New York since her marriage. The husband and four children survive, besides the father and a sister, Mrs. Ruth (Cecil) Baublit of Laketon.
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The body of Mrs. Floyd Keel, whose death had occurred at Wolcott, New York, arrived in South Whitley Thursday morning of last week at 4:30 and was taken to the home of her father Benjamin F. Turner, where the funeral services were held Sunday morning at 10:30. The burial was held in South Whitley Cemetery.
Mrs. Keel had died on Thursday of last week, and Mr. Turner had been called to Wolcott on that account. Then it was planned to have the burial here, so the body was brought to her old childhood home.
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Beulah Fay Turner was born in Cleveland Township November 17, 1894 and died March 9, 1933 aged 38 years, 3 months and 22 days. She was married to Floyd Keel on April 8, 1918 and immediately after their marriage they went to Wolcott, New York where Mr. Keel`s parents have resided.
Four children were born to them ~ Herbert, 13; Edna, 10; Catherine, 7 and Harold, 4. She is survived by her father, B.F. Turner, and one sister, Mrs. Cecil Baublit of Laketon.
From The South Whitley Tribune ~ March 16, 1833.
Funeral services were held at Wolcott on Monday, and burial occurred there.
The deceased had resided in New York since her marriage. The husband and four children survive, besides the father and a sister, Mrs. Ruth (Cecil) Baublit of Laketon.
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The body of Mrs. Floyd Keel, whose death had occurred at Wolcott, New York, arrived in South Whitley Thursday morning of last week at 4:30 and was taken to the home of her father Benjamin F. Turner, where the funeral services were held Sunday morning at 10:30. The burial was held in South Whitley Cemetery.
Mrs. Keel had died on Thursday of last week, and Mr. Turner had been called to Wolcott on that account. Then it was planned to have the burial here, so the body was brought to her old childhood home.
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Beulah Fay Turner was born in Cleveland Township November 17, 1894 and died March 9, 1933 aged 38 years, 3 months and 22 days. She was married to Floyd Keel on April 8, 1918 and immediately after their marriage they went to Wolcott, New York where Mr. Keel`s parents have resided.
Four children were born to them ~ Herbert, 13; Edna, 10; Catherine, 7 and Harold, 4. She is survived by her father, B.F. Turner, and one sister, Mrs. Cecil Baublit of Laketon.
From The South Whitley Tribune ~ March 16, 1833.
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