"The Milton and Milton Junction Courier", Milton, Wisconsin, Thursday, January 16, 1958, p 4.
Funeral services for Miss A. Cora Clarke, who died Tuesday morning in Rock Co., Hospital, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the Milton Seventh Day Baptist church. The Rev. Elmo Fitz Randolph will officiate, Prof. Herbert Crouch will give the song service and Miss Betty Daland will be at the organ. Burial will be in Milton Cemetery and pallbearers will be Edwin Morse, Kenneth Babcock, Walter Sayre, Frank Holmes, William Arthur and W. D. Burdick.
Friends may call at the Albrecht Funeral Home, Thursday night.
Ann Cora, daughter of Sherrill Joseph and Harriet Saunders Clarke, was born July 12, 1869, in Milton Township. She attended Milton Graded School, Milton Academy, Milton College and Stout Institute at Menomonie after which she taught in various schools.
She had been a member of the Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church since 1877, and took part in Church activities as long as health permitted.
She was past president of the Woman's Village Improvement Club and was a member of the Whatsoever circle of King's Daughters. For a number of years she was Milton correspondent for the Janesville Gazette and the local weekly.
Survivors are four nephews: Howard Clarke, Glendale, Calif., Roy Clarke, Minneapolis, Harlow Clarke, Janesville, and Walton Clarke, Kent, Ohio.
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"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 164, No 7, p 16, Feb. 17, 1958.
Ann Cora Clarke, daughter of Sherrill Joseph and Harriet Saunders Clarke, was born July 12, 1869, near Milton, Wis., and died January 14, 1958, in Janesville, Wis., following a prolonged illness.
Educated in the public school of Milton, Milton Academy, and Milton College, Miss Clarke prepared herself for teaching. She was a teacher in Wisconsin high schools until 1926.
The child of devout Christian parents, she was baptized in 1877 by the Rev. E. M. Dunn and joined the Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church - an active church relationship that she maintained for eighty years. She served as Sabbath School teacher and officer, treasurer of the Women's Circle, and a member of the choir.
Her interest in cultural and community life is evidenced by her active membership in the Women"s Village Improvement Club and her long affiliation with the WCTU and The King's Daughters.
Surviving are four nephews: Roy Clarke of Fergus Falls, Minn.; Howard of San Fernando, Calif.; Harlow of Janesville, Wis.; and Walton of Kent, Ohio.
The funeral service was conducted from the Milton Church by Pastor Elmo Fitz Randolph. Burial was in the Milton Cemetery.
E. F. R.
Funeral services for Miss A. Cora Clarke, who died Tuesday morning in Rock Co., Hospital, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the Milton Seventh Day Baptist church. The Rev. Elmo Fitz Randolph will officiate, Prof. Herbert Crouch will give the song service and Miss Betty Daland will be at the organ. Burial will be in Milton Cemetery and pallbearers will be Edwin Morse, Kenneth Babcock, Walter Sayre, Frank Holmes, William Arthur and W. D. Burdick.
Friends may call at the Albrecht Funeral Home, Thursday night.
Ann Cora, daughter of Sherrill Joseph and Harriet Saunders Clarke, was born July 12, 1869, in Milton Township. She attended Milton Graded School, Milton Academy, Milton College and Stout Institute at Menomonie after which she taught in various schools.
She had been a member of the Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church since 1877, and took part in Church activities as long as health permitted.
She was past president of the Woman's Village Improvement Club and was a member of the Whatsoever circle of King's Daughters. For a number of years she was Milton correspondent for the Janesville Gazette and the local weekly.
Survivors are four nephews: Howard Clarke, Glendale, Calif., Roy Clarke, Minneapolis, Harlow Clarke, Janesville, and Walton Clarke, Kent, Ohio.
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"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 164, No 7, p 16, Feb. 17, 1958.
Ann Cora Clarke, daughter of Sherrill Joseph and Harriet Saunders Clarke, was born July 12, 1869, near Milton, Wis., and died January 14, 1958, in Janesville, Wis., following a prolonged illness.
Educated in the public school of Milton, Milton Academy, and Milton College, Miss Clarke prepared herself for teaching. She was a teacher in Wisconsin high schools until 1926.
The child of devout Christian parents, she was baptized in 1877 by the Rev. E. M. Dunn and joined the Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church - an active church relationship that she maintained for eighty years. She served as Sabbath School teacher and officer, treasurer of the Women's Circle, and a member of the choir.
Her interest in cultural and community life is evidenced by her active membership in the Women"s Village Improvement Club and her long affiliation with the WCTU and The King's Daughters.
Surviving are four nephews: Roy Clarke of Fergus Falls, Minn.; Howard of San Fernando, Calif.; Harlow of Janesville, Wis.; and Walton of Kent, Ohio.
The funeral service was conducted from the Milton Church by Pastor Elmo Fitz Randolph. Burial was in the Milton Cemetery.
E. F. R.
"The Milton and Milton Junction Courier", Milton, Wisconsin, Thursday, January 16, 1958, p 4.
Funeral services for Miss A. Cora Clarke, who died Tuesday morning in Rock Co., Hospital, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the Milton Seventh Day Baptist church. The Rev. Elmo Fitz Randolph will officiate, Prof. Herbert Crouch will give the song service and Miss Betty Daland will be at the organ. Burial will be in Milton Cemetery and pallbearers will be Edwin Morse, Kenneth Babcock, Walter Sayre, Frank Holmes, William Arthur and W. D. Burdick.
Friends may call at the Albrecht Funeral Home, Thursday night.
Ann Cora, daughter of Sherrill Joseph and Harriet Saunders Clarke, was born July 12, 1869, in Milton Township. She attended Milton Graded School, Milton Academy, Milton College and Stout Institute at Menomonie after which she taught in various schools.
She had been a member of the Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church since 1877, and took part in Church activities as long as health permitted.
She was past president of the Woman's Village Improvement Club and was a member of the Whatsoever circle of King's Daughters. For a number of years she was Milton correspondent for the Janesville Gazette and the local weekly.
Survivors are four nephews: Howard Clarke, Glendale, Calif., Roy Clarke, Minneapolis, Harlow Clarke, Janesville, and Walton Clarke, Kent, Ohio.
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"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 164, No 7, p 16, Feb. 17, 1958.
Ann Cora Clarke, daughter of Sherrill Joseph and Harriet Saunders Clarke, was born July 12, 1869, near Milton, Wis., and died January 14, 1958, in Janesville, Wis., following a prolonged illness.
Educated in the public school of Milton, Milton Academy, and Milton College, Miss Clarke prepared herself for teaching. She was a teacher in Wisconsin high schools until 1926.
The child of devout Christian parents, she was baptized in 1877 by the Rev. E. M. Dunn and joined the Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church - an active church relationship that she maintained for eighty years. She served as Sabbath School teacher and officer, treasurer of the Women's Circle, and a member of the choir.
Her interest in cultural and community life is evidenced by her active membership in the Women"s Village Improvement Club and her long affiliation with the WCTU and The King's Daughters.
Surviving are four nephews: Roy Clarke of Fergus Falls, Minn.; Howard of San Fernando, Calif.; Harlow of Janesville, Wis.; and Walton of Kent, Ohio.
The funeral service was conducted from the Milton Church by Pastor Elmo Fitz Randolph. Burial was in the Milton Cemetery.
E. F. R.
Funeral services for Miss A. Cora Clarke, who died Tuesday morning in Rock Co., Hospital, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the Milton Seventh Day Baptist church. The Rev. Elmo Fitz Randolph will officiate, Prof. Herbert Crouch will give the song service and Miss Betty Daland will be at the organ. Burial will be in Milton Cemetery and pallbearers will be Edwin Morse, Kenneth Babcock, Walter Sayre, Frank Holmes, William Arthur and W. D. Burdick.
Friends may call at the Albrecht Funeral Home, Thursday night.
Ann Cora, daughter of Sherrill Joseph and Harriet Saunders Clarke, was born July 12, 1869, in Milton Township. She attended Milton Graded School, Milton Academy, Milton College and Stout Institute at Menomonie after which she taught in various schools.
She had been a member of the Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church since 1877, and took part in Church activities as long as health permitted.
She was past president of the Woman's Village Improvement Club and was a member of the Whatsoever circle of King's Daughters. For a number of years she was Milton correspondent for the Janesville Gazette and the local weekly.
Survivors are four nephews: Howard Clarke, Glendale, Calif., Roy Clarke, Minneapolis, Harlow Clarke, Janesville, and Walton Clarke, Kent, Ohio.
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"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 164, No 7, p 16, Feb. 17, 1958.
Ann Cora Clarke, daughter of Sherrill Joseph and Harriet Saunders Clarke, was born July 12, 1869, near Milton, Wis., and died January 14, 1958, in Janesville, Wis., following a prolonged illness.
Educated in the public school of Milton, Milton Academy, and Milton College, Miss Clarke prepared herself for teaching. She was a teacher in Wisconsin high schools until 1926.
The child of devout Christian parents, she was baptized in 1877 by the Rev. E. M. Dunn and joined the Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church - an active church relationship that she maintained for eighty years. She served as Sabbath School teacher and officer, treasurer of the Women's Circle, and a member of the choir.
Her interest in cultural and community life is evidenced by her active membership in the Women"s Village Improvement Club and her long affiliation with the WCTU and The King's Daughters.
Surviving are four nephews: Roy Clarke of Fergus Falls, Minn.; Howard of San Fernando, Calif.; Harlow of Janesville, Wis.; and Walton of Kent, Ohio.
The funeral service was conducted from the Milton Church by Pastor Elmo Fitz Randolph. Burial was in the Milton Cemetery.
E. F. R.
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