MRS. GOLDSMITH DEAD
Word was received here yesterday afternoon that Mrs. W. A. Goldsmith of Athol, who had been sick for some time, had passed to the Great Beyond at 2:30. Mrs. Goldsmith was one of the most prominent and highly respected ladies of this county, being one of the leading workers in the W. C.T. U. The Goldsmith family have the sympathy of a host of friends in their sad bereavement.
Smith County Pioneer: May 29, 1913 Page 1
Word was received here yesterday afternoon that Mrs. W. A. Goldsmith of Athol, who had been sick for some time, had passed to the Great Beyond at 2:30. Mrs. Goldsmith was one of the most prominent and highly respected ladies of this county, being one of the leading workers in the W. C.T. U. The Goldsmith family have the sympathy of a host of friends in their sad bereavement.
Smith County Pioneer: May 29, 1913 Page 1
MRS. GOLDSMITH DEAD
Word was received here yesterday afternoon that Mrs. W. A. Goldsmith of Athol, who had been sick for some time, had passed to the Great Beyond at 2:30. Mrs. Goldsmith was one of the most prominent and highly respected ladies of this county, being one of the leading workers in the W. C.T. U. The Goldsmith family have the sympathy of a host of friends in their sad bereavement.
Smith County Pioneer: May 29, 1913 Page 1
Word was received here yesterday afternoon that Mrs. W. A. Goldsmith of Athol, who had been sick for some time, had passed to the Great Beyond at 2:30. Mrs. Goldsmith was one of the most prominent and highly respected ladies of this county, being one of the leading workers in the W. C.T. U. The Goldsmith family have the sympathy of a host of friends in their sad bereavement.
Smith County Pioneer: May 29, 1913 Page 1
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