BODY OF NEIL ASHLEY BROUGHT HERE TUESDAY
The body of Neil Ashley who died Saturday night in a Chicago hospital a few hours after suffering injuries when struck by an automobile as he was slighting from a street car, arrived in Huntington Tuesday morning at 1:53 o'clock on Erie train No. 8 and was removed to the home of Mrs. Ashley's mother, Mrs. Henry Beaver of 712 Wright street where it will lie in state until the our of the funeral which will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Church of God. The Rev. Edgar Powell will be in charge and burial will be at Mt. Hope cemetery.
Published in The Huntington Herald (Huntington, Indiana) - Tuesday, June 4, 1929.
The body of Neil Ashley who died Saturday night in a Chicago hospital a few hours after suffering injuries when struck by an automobile as he was slighting from a street car, arrived in Huntington Tuesday morning at 1:53 o'clock on Erie train No. 8 and was removed to the home of Mrs. Ashley's mother, Mrs. Henry Beaver of 712 Wright street where it will lie in state until the our of the funeral which will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Church of God. The Rev. Edgar Powell will be in charge and burial will be at Mt. Hope cemetery.
Published in The Huntington Herald (Huntington, Indiana) - Tuesday, June 4, 1929.
BODY OF NEIL ASHLEY BROUGHT HERE TUESDAY
The body of Neil Ashley who died Saturday night in a Chicago hospital a few hours after suffering injuries when struck by an automobile as he was slighting from a street car, arrived in Huntington Tuesday morning at 1:53 o'clock on Erie train No. 8 and was removed to the home of Mrs. Ashley's mother, Mrs. Henry Beaver of 712 Wright street where it will lie in state until the our of the funeral which will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Church of God. The Rev. Edgar Powell will be in charge and burial will be at Mt. Hope cemetery.
Published in The Huntington Herald (Huntington, Indiana) - Tuesday, June 4, 1929.
The body of Neil Ashley who died Saturday night in a Chicago hospital a few hours after suffering injuries when struck by an automobile as he was slighting from a street car, arrived in Huntington Tuesday morning at 1:53 o'clock on Erie train No. 8 and was removed to the home of Mrs. Ashley's mother, Mrs. Henry Beaver of 712 Wright street where it will lie in state until the our of the funeral which will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Church of God. The Rev. Edgar Powell will be in charge and burial will be at Mt. Hope cemetery.
Published in The Huntington Herald (Huntington, Indiana) - Tuesday, June 4, 1929.
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