Mrs. Belva M. Wise, 70, died
suddenly at her home three miles
west of Camden at 6:30 Thursday
evening.
Born in Fulton county, March
23, 1889, she was the daughter of
John and Lizzie Whitmyer Krathwohl.
She was a member of the
Camden Methodist church. Her
husband, Andrew Wise, died in
1954.
Surviving are three sons and
two daughters: Clayton of Detroit:
Claude of Wayne, Michigan:
Wilbur at home; Mrs. Carlton
Cushing of Detroit and Mrs. James
Scott of route 2, Logansport.
Also surviving are three brothers
and seven sisters: Emma
Nipple, Logansport, Daisy Kreis of
Cincinnati; Grace Wogan of Clearwater,
Florida; Mrs. Carl Phfol of
Indianapolis; Mrs. Claude Patty,
route 3, Delphi; Mrs. Carl Wilson,
Detroit; Mrs. Jay Shock, Detroit;
Joseph and Robert Krathwohl,
both of Detroit; Frank Krathwohl
of Logansport.
Rites were held Sunday from
the Camden Methodist church with
Rev. Thomas Webb officiating.
Burial was in the Wise cemetery.
Gentry funeral home was in
charge of arrangements.
Delphi Citizen January 22, 1959
suddenly at her home three miles
west of Camden at 6:30 Thursday
evening.
Born in Fulton county, March
23, 1889, she was the daughter of
John and Lizzie Whitmyer Krathwohl.
She was a member of the
Camden Methodist church. Her
husband, Andrew Wise, died in
1954.
Surviving are three sons and
two daughters: Clayton of Detroit:
Claude of Wayne, Michigan:
Wilbur at home; Mrs. Carlton
Cushing of Detroit and Mrs. James
Scott of route 2, Logansport.
Also surviving are three brothers
and seven sisters: Emma
Nipple, Logansport, Daisy Kreis of
Cincinnati; Grace Wogan of Clearwater,
Florida; Mrs. Carl Phfol of
Indianapolis; Mrs. Claude Patty,
route 3, Delphi; Mrs. Carl Wilson,
Detroit; Mrs. Jay Shock, Detroit;
Joseph and Robert Krathwohl,
both of Detroit; Frank Krathwohl
of Logansport.
Rites were held Sunday from
the Camden Methodist church with
Rev. Thomas Webb officiating.
Burial was in the Wise cemetery.
Gentry funeral home was in
charge of arrangements.
Delphi Citizen January 22, 1959
Mrs. Belva M. Wise, 70, died
suddenly at her home three miles
west of Camden at 6:30 Thursday
evening.
Born in Fulton county, March
23, 1889, she was the daughter of
John and Lizzie Whitmyer Krathwohl.
She was a member of the
Camden Methodist church. Her
husband, Andrew Wise, died in
1954.
Surviving are three sons and
two daughters: Clayton of Detroit:
Claude of Wayne, Michigan:
Wilbur at home; Mrs. Carlton
Cushing of Detroit and Mrs. James
Scott of route 2, Logansport.
Also surviving are three brothers
and seven sisters: Emma
Nipple, Logansport, Daisy Kreis of
Cincinnati; Grace Wogan of Clearwater,
Florida; Mrs. Carl Phfol of
Indianapolis; Mrs. Claude Patty,
route 3, Delphi; Mrs. Carl Wilson,
Detroit; Mrs. Jay Shock, Detroit;
Joseph and Robert Krathwohl,
both of Detroit; Frank Krathwohl
of Logansport.
Rites were held Sunday from
the Camden Methodist church with
Rev. Thomas Webb officiating.
Burial was in the Wise cemetery.
Gentry funeral home was in
charge of arrangements.
Delphi Citizen January 22, 1959
suddenly at her home three miles
west of Camden at 6:30 Thursday
evening.
Born in Fulton county, March
23, 1889, she was the daughter of
John and Lizzie Whitmyer Krathwohl.
She was a member of the
Camden Methodist church. Her
husband, Andrew Wise, died in
1954.
Surviving are three sons and
two daughters: Clayton of Detroit:
Claude of Wayne, Michigan:
Wilbur at home; Mrs. Carlton
Cushing of Detroit and Mrs. James
Scott of route 2, Logansport.
Also surviving are three brothers
and seven sisters: Emma
Nipple, Logansport, Daisy Kreis of
Cincinnati; Grace Wogan of Clearwater,
Florida; Mrs. Carl Phfol of
Indianapolis; Mrs. Claude Patty,
route 3, Delphi; Mrs. Carl Wilson,
Detroit; Mrs. Jay Shock, Detroit;
Joseph and Robert Krathwohl,
both of Detroit; Frank Krathwohl
of Logansport.
Rites were held Sunday from
the Camden Methodist church with
Rev. Thomas Webb officiating.
Burial was in the Wise cemetery.
Gentry funeral home was in
charge of arrangements.
Delphi Citizen January 22, 1959
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