We stop the press to announce the death of Mrs. Mada [Maude] Dingus, wife of our esteemed townsman, Mr. [Henry] James Dingus, which occurred Thursday at 5 o'clock pm. 19 inst. at the home in this city.
At this writing funeral arrangements for the deceased have not been completed. But is probable that services of suitable character will be held at the Methodist Church here on Sunday next with burial at Battlefield Cemetery beside the remains of James Brown, her former husband.
Linn County Republic, December 20, 1912
At this writing funeral arrangements for the deceased have not been completed. But is probable that services of suitable character will be held at the Methodist Church here on Sunday next with burial at Battlefield Cemetery beside the remains of James Brown, her former husband.
Linn County Republic, December 20, 1912
We stop the press to announce the death of Mrs. Mada [Maude] Dingus, wife of our esteemed townsman, Mr. [Henry] James Dingus, which occurred Thursday at 5 o'clock pm. 19 inst. at the home in this city.
At this writing funeral arrangements for the deceased have not been completed. But is probable that services of suitable character will be held at the Methodist Church here on Sunday next with burial at Battlefield Cemetery beside the remains of James Brown, her former husband.
Linn County Republic, December 20, 1912
At this writing funeral arrangements for the deceased have not been completed. But is probable that services of suitable character will be held at the Methodist Church here on Sunday next with burial at Battlefield Cemetery beside the remains of James Brown, her former husband.
Linn County Republic, December 20, 1912
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