Winterset Reporter – November 21, 1895
Winterset, Iowa Page 4
EARLHAM
J. H. Fry died at Clarinda on the 13th. He was about 51 years old and leaves a wife, two sons and one daughter, the latter being the wife of Austin Bridges.
Winterset Reporter – November 21, 1895 Page 5
Chips and Whetstones
J. H. Fry, of Earlham, who was taken to the Clarinda insane asylum last spring, died in that institution the 13th, and last Friday the remains were brought back to Earlham for burial. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his sad departure.
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Winterset Madisonian – November 19, 1895 Page 1
Earlham and Thereabouts
John Fry, who was taken from here to the insane asylum at Clarinda last spring, died there Wednesday, the 13th, and was brought back here for burial, which took place from the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Friday at eleven o'clock, conducted by Rev. Roddy.
Deceased was a man of some 35 or 40 years, well respected and had many friends, who heartily sympathize with the bereaved family.
Winterset, Iowa Page 4
EARLHAM
J. H. Fry died at Clarinda on the 13th. He was about 51 years old and leaves a wife, two sons and one daughter, the latter being the wife of Austin Bridges.
Winterset Reporter – November 21, 1895 Page 5
Chips and Whetstones
J. H. Fry, of Earlham, who was taken to the Clarinda insane asylum last spring, died in that institution the 13th, and last Friday the remains were brought back to Earlham for burial. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his sad departure.
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Winterset Madisonian – November 19, 1895 Page 1
Earlham and Thereabouts
John Fry, who was taken from here to the insane asylum at Clarinda last spring, died there Wednesday, the 13th, and was brought back here for burial, which took place from the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Friday at eleven o'clock, conducted by Rev. Roddy.
Deceased was a man of some 35 or 40 years, well respected and had many friends, who heartily sympathize with the bereaved family.
Winterset Reporter – November 21, 1895
Winterset, Iowa Page 4
EARLHAM
J. H. Fry died at Clarinda on the 13th. He was about 51 years old and leaves a wife, two sons and one daughter, the latter being the wife of Austin Bridges.
Winterset Reporter – November 21, 1895 Page 5
Chips and Whetstones
J. H. Fry, of Earlham, who was taken to the Clarinda insane asylum last spring, died in that institution the 13th, and last Friday the remains were brought back to Earlham for burial. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his sad departure.
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Winterset Madisonian – November 19, 1895 Page 1
Earlham and Thereabouts
John Fry, who was taken from here to the insane asylum at Clarinda last spring, died there Wednesday, the 13th, and was brought back here for burial, which took place from the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Friday at eleven o'clock, conducted by Rev. Roddy.
Deceased was a man of some 35 or 40 years, well respected and had many friends, who heartily sympathize with the bereaved family.
Winterset, Iowa Page 4
EARLHAM
J. H. Fry died at Clarinda on the 13th. He was about 51 years old and leaves a wife, two sons and one daughter, the latter being the wife of Austin Bridges.
Winterset Reporter – November 21, 1895 Page 5
Chips and Whetstones
J. H. Fry, of Earlham, who was taken to the Clarinda insane asylum last spring, died in that institution the 13th, and last Friday the remains were brought back to Earlham for burial. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his sad departure.
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Winterset Madisonian – November 19, 1895 Page 1
Earlham and Thereabouts
John Fry, who was taken from here to the insane asylum at Clarinda last spring, died there Wednesday, the 13th, and was brought back here for burial, which took place from the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Friday at eleven o'clock, conducted by Rev. Roddy.
Deceased was a man of some 35 or 40 years, well respected and had many friends, who heartily sympathize with the bereaved family.
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