Her obituary in the Louisville (Ohio) Herald, November 18, 1920.
Mrs. Amanda Culler died at a hospital at McPherson, Kansas, Saturday morning, at the age of 59 years. She had been sick for several years with paralysis and was in a helpless condition. Surviving her are her husband and two sons, Dr. Arthur Culler, of McPherson, Kansas, and Prof. Elmer Culler, of Madison, Wisconsin. Mr. & Mrs Culler resided in Louisville until about three months ago when they went to McPherson because of the enfeebled condition of Mrs. Culler. She was placed in a hospital until her sons house, which is in the process of construction, would be completed and she was to be taken there, but death came before and removed her from her sufferings.
Mrs. Culler was Miss Amanda Kurtz before her marriage. She was born near Hartville, Ohio, and was one of 12 children of which number nine are yet living. She was a frugal housewife and generous and kind to those who were associated with her. Funeral services were held at McPherson, Tuesday, where interment was also made.
Mrs. Amanda Culler died at a hospital at McPherson, Kansas, Saturday morning, at the age of 59 years. She had been sick for several years with paralysis and was in a helpless condition. Surviving her are her husband and two sons, Dr. Arthur Culler, of McPherson, Kansas, and Prof. Elmer Culler, of Madison, Wisconsin. Mr. & Mrs Culler resided in Louisville until about three months ago when they went to McPherson because of the enfeebled condition of Mrs. Culler. She was placed in a hospital until her sons house, which is in the process of construction, would be completed and she was to be taken there, but death came before and removed her from her sufferings.
Mrs. Culler was Miss Amanda Kurtz before her marriage. She was born near Hartville, Ohio, and was one of 12 children of which number nine are yet living. She was a frugal housewife and generous and kind to those who were associated with her. Funeral services were held at McPherson, Tuesday, where interment was also made.
Her obituary in the Louisville (Ohio) Herald, November 18, 1920.
Mrs. Amanda Culler died at a hospital at McPherson, Kansas, Saturday morning, at the age of 59 years. She had been sick for several years with paralysis and was in a helpless condition. Surviving her are her husband and two sons, Dr. Arthur Culler, of McPherson, Kansas, and Prof. Elmer Culler, of Madison, Wisconsin. Mr. & Mrs Culler resided in Louisville until about three months ago when they went to McPherson because of the enfeebled condition of Mrs. Culler. She was placed in a hospital until her sons house, which is in the process of construction, would be completed and she was to be taken there, but death came before and removed her from her sufferings.
Mrs. Culler was Miss Amanda Kurtz before her marriage. She was born near Hartville, Ohio, and was one of 12 children of which number nine are yet living. She was a frugal housewife and generous and kind to those who were associated with her. Funeral services were held at McPherson, Tuesday, where interment was also made.
Mrs. Amanda Culler died at a hospital at McPherson, Kansas, Saturday morning, at the age of 59 years. She had been sick for several years with paralysis and was in a helpless condition. Surviving her are her husband and two sons, Dr. Arthur Culler, of McPherson, Kansas, and Prof. Elmer Culler, of Madison, Wisconsin. Mr. & Mrs Culler resided in Louisville until about three months ago when they went to McPherson because of the enfeebled condition of Mrs. Culler. She was placed in a hospital until her sons house, which is in the process of construction, would be completed and she was to be taken there, but death came before and removed her from her sufferings.
Mrs. Culler was Miss Amanda Kurtz before her marriage. She was born near Hartville, Ohio, and was one of 12 children of which number nine are yet living. She was a frugal housewife and generous and kind to those who were associated with her. Funeral services were held at McPherson, Tuesday, where interment was also made.
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