Mrs. Kate A. Bowman, widow of David H. Bowman, died unexpectedly Saturday at her home, a mile north of Timberville. She became ill about 1 o'clock and, sank rapidly passing away an hour later. Her age was seventy-one years, two mouths and thirteen days.
Mrs. Bowman was born and reared in the vicinity of Timberville. Her parents were Abram and Anna Arehart. Surviving her are three sons and four daughters - Charles D. Bowman, of Timberville; Dr. I. M. Bowman, of Massilon, Ohio; Floyd M. Bowman, of Timberville; Mrs. D. N. Beam, of Baltimore; Mrs. Anna C. Shurtters, of Timiberville; Misses Nettle and Cora Bowman, at home. A daughter, Constance L. Bowman, died four years ago. Of her eleven grandchildren eight survive.
For fifty-two years Mrs. Bowman had been a member of Raders Lutheran Church. She was an estimable Christian woman with many warm friends.
The funeral will be conducted this morning from Raders Church by Rev. W. J. Fincke, of New Market. The procession will leave the home at 10 o'clock. The pallbearers will be John H. Hoover, J. A. Garber, Samuel Pence, John A. Zigler, B. F. Zirkle, R. L. Mlllor, John W. H. Showalter and F. A. Shank.
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1917
Mrs. Bowman was born and reared in the vicinity of Timberville. Her parents were Abram and Anna Arehart. Surviving her are three sons and four daughters - Charles D. Bowman, of Timberville; Dr. I. M. Bowman, of Massilon, Ohio; Floyd M. Bowman, of Timberville; Mrs. D. N. Beam, of Baltimore; Mrs. Anna C. Shurtters, of Timiberville; Misses Nettle and Cora Bowman, at home. A daughter, Constance L. Bowman, died four years ago. Of her eleven grandchildren eight survive.
For fifty-two years Mrs. Bowman had been a member of Raders Lutheran Church. She was an estimable Christian woman with many warm friends.
The funeral will be conducted this morning from Raders Church by Rev. W. J. Fincke, of New Market. The procession will leave the home at 10 o'clock. The pallbearers will be John H. Hoover, J. A. Garber, Samuel Pence, John A. Zigler, B. F. Zirkle, R. L. Mlllor, John W. H. Showalter and F. A. Shank.
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1917
Mrs. Kate A. Bowman, widow of David H. Bowman, died unexpectedly Saturday at her home, a mile north of Timberville. She became ill about 1 o'clock and, sank rapidly passing away an hour later. Her age was seventy-one years, two mouths and thirteen days.
Mrs. Bowman was born and reared in the vicinity of Timberville. Her parents were Abram and Anna Arehart. Surviving her are three sons and four daughters - Charles D. Bowman, of Timberville; Dr. I. M. Bowman, of Massilon, Ohio; Floyd M. Bowman, of Timberville; Mrs. D. N. Beam, of Baltimore; Mrs. Anna C. Shurtters, of Timiberville; Misses Nettle and Cora Bowman, at home. A daughter, Constance L. Bowman, died four years ago. Of her eleven grandchildren eight survive.
For fifty-two years Mrs. Bowman had been a member of Raders Lutheran Church. She was an estimable Christian woman with many warm friends.
The funeral will be conducted this morning from Raders Church by Rev. W. J. Fincke, of New Market. The procession will leave the home at 10 o'clock. The pallbearers will be John H. Hoover, J. A. Garber, Samuel Pence, John A. Zigler, B. F. Zirkle, R. L. Mlllor, John W. H. Showalter and F. A. Shank.
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1917
Mrs. Bowman was born and reared in the vicinity of Timberville. Her parents were Abram and Anna Arehart. Surviving her are three sons and four daughters - Charles D. Bowman, of Timberville; Dr. I. M. Bowman, of Massilon, Ohio; Floyd M. Bowman, of Timberville; Mrs. D. N. Beam, of Baltimore; Mrs. Anna C. Shurtters, of Timiberville; Misses Nettle and Cora Bowman, at home. A daughter, Constance L. Bowman, died four years ago. Of her eleven grandchildren eight survive.
For fifty-two years Mrs. Bowman had been a member of Raders Lutheran Church. She was an estimable Christian woman with many warm friends.
The funeral will be conducted this morning from Raders Church by Rev. W. J. Fincke, of New Market. The procession will leave the home at 10 o'clock. The pallbearers will be John H. Hoover, J. A. Garber, Samuel Pence, John A. Zigler, B. F. Zirkle, R. L. Mlllor, John W. H. Showalter and F. A. Shank.
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1917
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