Published in the Rochester Sentinel, Tuesday, February 9, 1909
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Lacy went to Macy this morning where he preached the funeral services over the body of Mr. HICKS. William H. Hicks, father of Rev. George E. Hicks, superintendent of South Bend district, Indiana Anti-Saloon league, died Saturday evening at his home in Macy, after an extended illness with a complication of diseases, aged about 70. Mr. Hicks was filling an appointment at Kentland, when the news of the death of his father reached him and he hastened to Macy. Mr. Hicks, who was a retired farmer, had been a resident of Macy a number of years. He is survived by a wife and four children. In addition to Rev. Hicks they are: Earl Hicks, Macy; Mrs. Cora Mullican, Indianola, Iowa, and Mrs. Clark Champ, Mexico. The funeral was held at Macy Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Lacy went to Macy this morning where he preached the funeral services over the body of Mr. HICKS. William H. Hicks, father of Rev. George E. Hicks, superintendent of South Bend district, Indiana Anti-Saloon league, died Saturday evening at his home in Macy, after an extended illness with a complication of diseases, aged about 70. Mr. Hicks was filling an appointment at Kentland, when the news of the death of his father reached him and he hastened to Macy. Mr. Hicks, who was a retired farmer, had been a resident of Macy a number of years. He is survived by a wife and four children. In addition to Rev. Hicks they are: Earl Hicks, Macy; Mrs. Cora Mullican, Indianola, Iowa, and Mrs. Clark Champ, Mexico. The funeral was held at Macy Tuesday afternoon.
Published in the Rochester Sentinel, Tuesday, February 9, 1909
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Lacy went to Macy this morning where he preached the funeral services over the body of Mr. HICKS. William H. Hicks, father of Rev. George E. Hicks, superintendent of South Bend district, Indiana Anti-Saloon league, died Saturday evening at his home in Macy, after an extended illness with a complication of diseases, aged about 70. Mr. Hicks was filling an appointment at Kentland, when the news of the death of his father reached him and he hastened to Macy. Mr. Hicks, who was a retired farmer, had been a resident of Macy a number of years. He is survived by a wife and four children. In addition to Rev. Hicks they are: Earl Hicks, Macy; Mrs. Cora Mullican, Indianola, Iowa, and Mrs. Clark Champ, Mexico. The funeral was held at Macy Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Lacy went to Macy this morning where he preached the funeral services over the body of Mr. HICKS. William H. Hicks, father of Rev. George E. Hicks, superintendent of South Bend district, Indiana Anti-Saloon league, died Saturday evening at his home in Macy, after an extended illness with a complication of diseases, aged about 70. Mr. Hicks was filling an appointment at Kentland, when the news of the death of his father reached him and he hastened to Macy. Mr. Hicks, who was a retired farmer, had been a resident of Macy a number of years. He is survived by a wife and four children. In addition to Rev. Hicks they are: Earl Hicks, Macy; Mrs. Cora Mullican, Indianola, Iowa, and Mrs. Clark Champ, Mexico. The funeral was held at Macy Tuesday afternoon.
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