The Gettysburg Times February 3, 1929
Mrs. Mary Riggeal Cole, wife of Earl Cole, Cashtown, 20 year old mother of a several months old son, died Saturday evening at 10:30, at the home her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Riggeal, Cashtown, after a lingering illness of ten months.
Mrs. Cole had been in failing health for some time. During the past ten months she showed indications of improvement but relapses and decline to poor health hastened her death Saturday.
She is survived by her husband and one son, Glen; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Riggeal, of Cashtown, and the following brothers and sisters; Mrs. Clyde Andrew, Mrs. Wilmer Diehl, and Mrs. Paul Kimple, of Orrtanna; Mildred, a student at the State Teachers' College, Shippensburg; Glen, James and Inez, at home.
The deceased was a member of the Cashtown Reformed church.
Brief funeral services from the home of her parents Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 with further services at the Cashtown Reformed church, the Rev. R.W. Limbert officiating, with burial in Flohr's cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Riggeal Cole, wife of Earl Cole, Cashtown, 20 year old mother of a several months old son, died Saturday evening at 10:30, at the home her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Riggeal, Cashtown, after a lingering illness of ten months.
Mrs. Cole had been in failing health for some time. During the past ten months she showed indications of improvement but relapses and decline to poor health hastened her death Saturday.
She is survived by her husband and one son, Glen; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Riggeal, of Cashtown, and the following brothers and sisters; Mrs. Clyde Andrew, Mrs. Wilmer Diehl, and Mrs. Paul Kimple, of Orrtanna; Mildred, a student at the State Teachers' College, Shippensburg; Glen, James and Inez, at home.
The deceased was a member of the Cashtown Reformed church.
Brief funeral services from the home of her parents Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 with further services at the Cashtown Reformed church, the Rev. R.W. Limbert officiating, with burial in Flohr's cemetery.
The Gettysburg Times February 3, 1929
Mrs. Mary Riggeal Cole, wife of Earl Cole, Cashtown, 20 year old mother of a several months old son, died Saturday evening at 10:30, at the home her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Riggeal, Cashtown, after a lingering illness of ten months.
Mrs. Cole had been in failing health for some time. During the past ten months she showed indications of improvement but relapses and decline to poor health hastened her death Saturday.
She is survived by her husband and one son, Glen; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Riggeal, of Cashtown, and the following brothers and sisters; Mrs. Clyde Andrew, Mrs. Wilmer Diehl, and Mrs. Paul Kimple, of Orrtanna; Mildred, a student at the State Teachers' College, Shippensburg; Glen, James and Inez, at home.
The deceased was a member of the Cashtown Reformed church.
Brief funeral services from the home of her parents Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 with further services at the Cashtown Reformed church, the Rev. R.W. Limbert officiating, with burial in Flohr's cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Riggeal Cole, wife of Earl Cole, Cashtown, 20 year old mother of a several months old son, died Saturday evening at 10:30, at the home her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Riggeal, Cashtown, after a lingering illness of ten months.
Mrs. Cole had been in failing health for some time. During the past ten months she showed indications of improvement but relapses and decline to poor health hastened her death Saturday.
She is survived by her husband and one son, Glen; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Riggeal, of Cashtown, and the following brothers and sisters; Mrs. Clyde Andrew, Mrs. Wilmer Diehl, and Mrs. Paul Kimple, of Orrtanna; Mildred, a student at the State Teachers' College, Shippensburg; Glen, James and Inez, at home.
The deceased was a member of the Cashtown Reformed church.
Brief funeral services from the home of her parents Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 with further services at the Cashtown Reformed church, the Rev. R.W. Limbert officiating, with burial in Flohr's cemetery.
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