RUSHVILLE TIMES - July 1, 1936
THE REV. M. PRUNTY DIED IN VETERANS HOSPITAL, CHICAGO
Rev. Morris Prunty, pastor of the Assembly of God church at Loraine and a World War veteran, died Tuesday night at the Edward Hines Veterans hospital, near Chicago; aged thirty-nine years. Rev. Prunty was a son of James Prunty of Rushville, and his early life was spent in Camden township.
He is survived by his wife, who was formerly Marie Moore of Rushville, and six children; also three brothers, Jesse, Frank and Walter, and two sisters, Mrs. Chalmer Moore and Mrs. Dwight Moore, both of Huntsville township.
The remains will be brought to Camden, where funeral services will be held and internment made, the time not being known as we go to press.
THE REV. M. PRUNTY DIED IN VETERANS HOSPITAL, CHICAGO
Rev. Morris Prunty, pastor of the Assembly of God church at Loraine and a World War veteran, died Tuesday night at the Edward Hines Veterans hospital, near Chicago; aged thirty-nine years. Rev. Prunty was a son of James Prunty of Rushville, and his early life was spent in Camden township.
He is survived by his wife, who was formerly Marie Moore of Rushville, and six children; also three brothers, Jesse, Frank and Walter, and two sisters, Mrs. Chalmer Moore and Mrs. Dwight Moore, both of Huntsville township.
The remains will be brought to Camden, where funeral services will be held and internment made, the time not being known as we go to press.
RUSHVILLE TIMES - July 1, 1936
THE REV. M. PRUNTY DIED IN VETERANS HOSPITAL, CHICAGO
Rev. Morris Prunty, pastor of the Assembly of God church at Loraine and a World War veteran, died Tuesday night at the Edward Hines Veterans hospital, near Chicago; aged thirty-nine years. Rev. Prunty was a son of James Prunty of Rushville, and his early life was spent in Camden township.
He is survived by his wife, who was formerly Marie Moore of Rushville, and six children; also three brothers, Jesse, Frank and Walter, and two sisters, Mrs. Chalmer Moore and Mrs. Dwight Moore, both of Huntsville township.
The remains will be brought to Camden, where funeral services will be held and internment made, the time not being known as we go to press.
THE REV. M. PRUNTY DIED IN VETERANS HOSPITAL, CHICAGO
Rev. Morris Prunty, pastor of the Assembly of God church at Loraine and a World War veteran, died Tuesday night at the Edward Hines Veterans hospital, near Chicago; aged thirty-nine years. Rev. Prunty was a son of James Prunty of Rushville, and his early life was spent in Camden township.
He is survived by his wife, who was formerly Marie Moore of Rushville, and six children; also three brothers, Jesse, Frank and Walter, and two sisters, Mrs. Chalmer Moore and Mrs. Dwight Moore, both of Huntsville township.
The remains will be brought to Camden, where funeral services will be held and internment made, the time not being known as we go to press.
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