Mrs. Alta Farnsworth, McConnelsville, died at 4 P. Tuesday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence S. Hivnor, 568 Wayne Avenue (Zanesville) after an illness of three weeks. She was 66.
Born in Caldwell, Mrs. Farnsworth moved to Pennsville, and later to McConnelsville. She was removed to her daughter’s house early Tuesday. She was a member of Pennsville United Methodist church.
Surviving are her husband, Jack Farnsworth; two daughters, Mrs. Hivnor and Mrs. Mira Johnson of Marietta; four brothers; George Coyle of Nebraska, Ode Coyle of Iowa, and Amos and Willard Coyle of Caldwell; a sister, Miss Maude Coyle of Caldwell; and seven grandchildren. The body has been removed to Mader-Peoples funeral home.
[12 Mar 1941, Newspaper: Zanesville News, The (OH), Zanesville, Ohio, USA]
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MRS. FARNSWORTH CALLED BY D.
Mrs. Alpha Farnsworth, 66, McConnelsville, died Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence S. Hivnor, 568 Wayne Avenue.
She had been ill for three weeks and was removed to the home of the daughter Tuesday morning from McConnelsville.
A native of Caldwell, she moved to McConnelsville from Pennsville, where she was a member of the Methodist church.
Surviving are her husband, Jack Farnsworth: two daughters, Mrs. Hivnor, at whose home she died, and Mrs. Mira Johnson, of Marietta; four brothers, George Coyle, of Nebraska; Ode Coyle, of Iowa, and Amos and Willard Coyle, both of Caldwell; a sister, Miss Maude Coyle, also of Caldwell, and seven grandchildren.
The body was removed to the Mader-Peoples funeral home pending completion of funeral arrangements.
[As published in the March 12, 1941 edition of The Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio) Pg. 2 l. 1]
Born in Caldwell, Mrs. Farnsworth moved to Pennsville, and later to McConnelsville. She was removed to her daughter’s house early Tuesday. She was a member of Pennsville United Methodist church.
Surviving are her husband, Jack Farnsworth; two daughters, Mrs. Hivnor and Mrs. Mira Johnson of Marietta; four brothers; George Coyle of Nebraska, Ode Coyle of Iowa, and Amos and Willard Coyle of Caldwell; a sister, Miss Maude Coyle of Caldwell; and seven grandchildren. The body has been removed to Mader-Peoples funeral home.
[12 Mar 1941, Newspaper: Zanesville News, The (OH), Zanesville, Ohio, USA]
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MRS. FARNSWORTH CALLED BY D.
Mrs. Alpha Farnsworth, 66, McConnelsville, died Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence S. Hivnor, 568 Wayne Avenue.
She had been ill for three weeks and was removed to the home of the daughter Tuesday morning from McConnelsville.
A native of Caldwell, she moved to McConnelsville from Pennsville, where she was a member of the Methodist church.
Surviving are her husband, Jack Farnsworth: two daughters, Mrs. Hivnor, at whose home she died, and Mrs. Mira Johnson, of Marietta; four brothers, George Coyle, of Nebraska; Ode Coyle, of Iowa, and Amos and Willard Coyle, both of Caldwell; a sister, Miss Maude Coyle, also of Caldwell, and seven grandchildren.
The body was removed to the Mader-Peoples funeral home pending completion of funeral arrangements.
[As published in the March 12, 1941 edition of The Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio) Pg. 2 l. 1]
Mrs. Alta Farnsworth, McConnelsville, died at 4 P. Tuesday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence S. Hivnor, 568 Wayne Avenue (Zanesville) after an illness of three weeks. She was 66.
Born in Caldwell, Mrs. Farnsworth moved to Pennsville, and later to McConnelsville. She was removed to her daughter’s house early Tuesday. She was a member of Pennsville United Methodist church.
Surviving are her husband, Jack Farnsworth; two daughters, Mrs. Hivnor and Mrs. Mira Johnson of Marietta; four brothers; George Coyle of Nebraska, Ode Coyle of Iowa, and Amos and Willard Coyle of Caldwell; a sister, Miss Maude Coyle of Caldwell; and seven grandchildren. The body has been removed to Mader-Peoples funeral home.
[12 Mar 1941, Newspaper: Zanesville News, The (OH), Zanesville, Ohio, USA]
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MRS. FARNSWORTH CALLED BY D.
Mrs. Alpha Farnsworth, 66, McConnelsville, died Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence S. Hivnor, 568 Wayne Avenue.
She had been ill for three weeks and was removed to the home of the daughter Tuesday morning from McConnelsville.
A native of Caldwell, she moved to McConnelsville from Pennsville, where she was a member of the Methodist church.
Surviving are her husband, Jack Farnsworth: two daughters, Mrs. Hivnor, at whose home she died, and Mrs. Mira Johnson, of Marietta; four brothers, George Coyle, of Nebraska; Ode Coyle, of Iowa, and Amos and Willard Coyle, both of Caldwell; a sister, Miss Maude Coyle, also of Caldwell, and seven grandchildren.
The body was removed to the Mader-Peoples funeral home pending completion of funeral arrangements.
[As published in the March 12, 1941 edition of The Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio) Pg. 2 l. 1]
Born in Caldwell, Mrs. Farnsworth moved to Pennsville, and later to McConnelsville. She was removed to her daughter’s house early Tuesday. She was a member of Pennsville United Methodist church.
Surviving are her husband, Jack Farnsworth; two daughters, Mrs. Hivnor and Mrs. Mira Johnson of Marietta; four brothers; George Coyle of Nebraska, Ode Coyle of Iowa, and Amos and Willard Coyle of Caldwell; a sister, Miss Maude Coyle of Caldwell; and seven grandchildren. The body has been removed to Mader-Peoples funeral home.
[12 Mar 1941, Newspaper: Zanesville News, The (OH), Zanesville, Ohio, USA]
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MRS. FARNSWORTH CALLED BY D.
Mrs. Alpha Farnsworth, 66, McConnelsville, died Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence S. Hivnor, 568 Wayne Avenue.
She had been ill for three weeks and was removed to the home of the daughter Tuesday morning from McConnelsville.
A native of Caldwell, she moved to McConnelsville from Pennsville, where she was a member of the Methodist church.
Surviving are her husband, Jack Farnsworth: two daughters, Mrs. Hivnor, at whose home she died, and Mrs. Mira Johnson, of Marietta; four brothers, George Coyle, of Nebraska; Ode Coyle, of Iowa, and Amos and Willard Coyle, both of Caldwell; a sister, Miss Maude Coyle, also of Caldwell, and seven grandchildren.
The body was removed to the Mader-Peoples funeral home pending completion of funeral arrangements.
[As published in the March 12, 1941 edition of The Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio) Pg. 2 l. 1]
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