Miss Cuba Fisher
Funeral services were conducted Sunday for Miss Cuba Jean Fisher, 24, an invalid for several years who died Friday night at her home in New Harmony. Rev. Earl Frazer conducted services at Shoultz-Werry Funeral Home chapel and Maple Hill cemetery.
Survivors include the mother, Mrs. Hazel Fisher, and two sisters, Mrs. Sue Reintz and Miss Chee Chee Fisher, all of New Harmony.
Funeral services were conducted Sunday for Miss Cuba Jean Fisher, 24, an invalid for several years who died Friday night at her home in New Harmony. Rev. Earl Frazer conducted services at Shoultz-Werry Funeral Home chapel and Maple Hill cemetery.
Survivors include the mother, Mrs. Hazel Fisher, and two sisters, Mrs. Sue Reintz and Miss Chee Chee Fisher, all of New Harmony.
Miss Cuba Fisher
Funeral services were conducted Sunday for Miss Cuba Jean Fisher, 24, an invalid for several years who died Friday night at her home in New Harmony. Rev. Earl Frazer conducted services at Shoultz-Werry Funeral Home chapel and Maple Hill cemetery.
Survivors include the mother, Mrs. Hazel Fisher, and two sisters, Mrs. Sue Reintz and Miss Chee Chee Fisher, all of New Harmony.
Funeral services were conducted Sunday for Miss Cuba Jean Fisher, 24, an invalid for several years who died Friday night at her home in New Harmony. Rev. Earl Frazer conducted services at Shoultz-Werry Funeral Home chapel and Maple Hill cemetery.
Survivors include the mother, Mrs. Hazel Fisher, and two sisters, Mrs. Sue Reintz and Miss Chee Chee Fisher, all of New Harmony.
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