April 5 1942
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County,Indiana
Mrs. Laura Belle Moore, 62 Years of age, passed away Thursday afternoon, 1 2:05 o'clock, at her home a mile and one quarter west of Athens on State Road 14, after an illness of about six months duration. She had been seriously ill for about a week. Death was attributed to a heart ailment.
The deceased was born in the Athens community, March 24, 1880, the daughter of John and Lula Bryant. She had resided in the Athens neighborhood her entire life. Her marriage was to Ora Moore, who survives.
Mrs. Moore was a member of the Rochester Church of God.
Survivors, besides the husband, are two sons, Russel Moore, Rochester; Rex Moore, of east of Rochester; two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mrs. Leodard Woodcox, both of Rochester; five brothers, Clinton Bryant, East Chicago, Ind; Wesley Bryant, Culver; Howard Bryant, Argos; Ted Bryant, Arcola, Ind; John Bryant, Athens; a sister, Mrs. Rudy Kysre, Arcola; ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon, two o'clock, from the Athens United Brethren Church. Rev. John Call, of the Church of God, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Floyd Hardy. Burial is to be made in the Mt. Hope Cemetery, east of Athens.
The body was removed from the Val Zimmerman funeral home to the residence this afternoon.
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County,Indiana
Mrs. Laura Belle Moore, 62 Years of age, passed away Thursday afternoon, 1 2:05 o'clock, at her home a mile and one quarter west of Athens on State Road 14, after an illness of about six months duration. She had been seriously ill for about a week. Death was attributed to a heart ailment.
The deceased was born in the Athens community, March 24, 1880, the daughter of John and Lula Bryant. She had resided in the Athens neighborhood her entire life. Her marriage was to Ora Moore, who survives.
Mrs. Moore was a member of the Rochester Church of God.
Survivors, besides the husband, are two sons, Russel Moore, Rochester; Rex Moore, of east of Rochester; two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mrs. Leodard Woodcox, both of Rochester; five brothers, Clinton Bryant, East Chicago, Ind; Wesley Bryant, Culver; Howard Bryant, Argos; Ted Bryant, Arcola, Ind; John Bryant, Athens; a sister, Mrs. Rudy Kysre, Arcola; ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon, two o'clock, from the Athens United Brethren Church. Rev. John Call, of the Church of God, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Floyd Hardy. Burial is to be made in the Mt. Hope Cemetery, east of Athens.
The body was removed from the Val Zimmerman funeral home to the residence this afternoon.
April 5 1942
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County,Indiana
Mrs. Laura Belle Moore, 62 Years of age, passed away Thursday afternoon, 1 2:05 o'clock, at her home a mile and one quarter west of Athens on State Road 14, after an illness of about six months duration. She had been seriously ill for about a week. Death was attributed to a heart ailment.
The deceased was born in the Athens community, March 24, 1880, the daughter of John and Lula Bryant. She had resided in the Athens neighborhood her entire life. Her marriage was to Ora Moore, who survives.
Mrs. Moore was a member of the Rochester Church of God.
Survivors, besides the husband, are two sons, Russel Moore, Rochester; Rex Moore, of east of Rochester; two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mrs. Leodard Woodcox, both of Rochester; five brothers, Clinton Bryant, East Chicago, Ind; Wesley Bryant, Culver; Howard Bryant, Argos; Ted Bryant, Arcola, Ind; John Bryant, Athens; a sister, Mrs. Rudy Kysre, Arcola; ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon, two o'clock, from the Athens United Brethren Church. Rev. John Call, of the Church of God, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Floyd Hardy. Burial is to be made in the Mt. Hope Cemetery, east of Athens.
The body was removed from the Val Zimmerman funeral home to the residence this afternoon.
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County,Indiana
Mrs. Laura Belle Moore, 62 Years of age, passed away Thursday afternoon, 1 2:05 o'clock, at her home a mile and one quarter west of Athens on State Road 14, after an illness of about six months duration. She had been seriously ill for about a week. Death was attributed to a heart ailment.
The deceased was born in the Athens community, March 24, 1880, the daughter of John and Lula Bryant. She had resided in the Athens neighborhood her entire life. Her marriage was to Ora Moore, who survives.
Mrs. Moore was a member of the Rochester Church of God.
Survivors, besides the husband, are two sons, Russel Moore, Rochester; Rex Moore, of east of Rochester; two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mrs. Leodard Woodcox, both of Rochester; five brothers, Clinton Bryant, East Chicago, Ind; Wesley Bryant, Culver; Howard Bryant, Argos; Ted Bryant, Arcola, Ind; John Bryant, Athens; a sister, Mrs. Rudy Kysre, Arcola; ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon, two o'clock, from the Athens United Brethren Church. Rev. John Call, of the Church of God, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Floyd Hardy. Burial is to be made in the Mt. Hope Cemetery, east of Athens.
The body was removed from the Val Zimmerman funeral home to the residence this afternoon.
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