OBITUARY – Sioux Falls Argus Leader, 11 APR 1942
James T Westaby Rites are Sunday
Madison, SD, April 11 – Funeral services will be read at the First Methodist church here Sunday for James T. Westaby, 55, lifelong resident of Lake county, who died at his farm home south of Madison Friday.
Besides his wife, Mr. Westaby is survived by two sons, Ralph, now serving with the Army and Jim, 14, living at home as well as six step-children: Frances Harter of Ravinia, Mrs. Harry Dimich, Mrs. Lloyd Dimich and Harold Harter, all of Buffalo, IA; Ray Harter and Mrs. Ervin Wiese, both of Madison.
He is also survived by 11 grandchildren, three brothers, Dr. J. R Westaby of Madison and Dr. H.P. Westaby of Oak Park, Ill; and one sister, Mrs. Ed Raschdorf, also of Madison.
James T Westaby Rites are Sunday
Madison, SD, April 11 – Funeral services will be read at the First Methodist church here Sunday for James T. Westaby, 55, lifelong resident of Lake county, who died at his farm home south of Madison Friday.
Besides his wife, Mr. Westaby is survived by two sons, Ralph, now serving with the Army and Jim, 14, living at home as well as six step-children: Frances Harter of Ravinia, Mrs. Harry Dimich, Mrs. Lloyd Dimich and Harold Harter, all of Buffalo, IA; Ray Harter and Mrs. Ervin Wiese, both of Madison.
He is also survived by 11 grandchildren, three brothers, Dr. J. R Westaby of Madison and Dr. H.P. Westaby of Oak Park, Ill; and one sister, Mrs. Ed Raschdorf, also of Madison.
OBITUARY – Sioux Falls Argus Leader, 11 APR 1942
James T Westaby Rites are Sunday
Madison, SD, April 11 – Funeral services will be read at the First Methodist church here Sunday for James T. Westaby, 55, lifelong resident of Lake county, who died at his farm home south of Madison Friday.
Besides his wife, Mr. Westaby is survived by two sons, Ralph, now serving with the Army and Jim, 14, living at home as well as six step-children: Frances Harter of Ravinia, Mrs. Harry Dimich, Mrs. Lloyd Dimich and Harold Harter, all of Buffalo, IA; Ray Harter and Mrs. Ervin Wiese, both of Madison.
He is also survived by 11 grandchildren, three brothers, Dr. J. R Westaby of Madison and Dr. H.P. Westaby of Oak Park, Ill; and one sister, Mrs. Ed Raschdorf, also of Madison.
James T Westaby Rites are Sunday
Madison, SD, April 11 – Funeral services will be read at the First Methodist church here Sunday for James T. Westaby, 55, lifelong resident of Lake county, who died at his farm home south of Madison Friday.
Besides his wife, Mr. Westaby is survived by two sons, Ralph, now serving with the Army and Jim, 14, living at home as well as six step-children: Frances Harter of Ravinia, Mrs. Harry Dimich, Mrs. Lloyd Dimich and Harold Harter, all of Buffalo, IA; Ray Harter and Mrs. Ervin Wiese, both of Madison.
He is also survived by 11 grandchildren, three brothers, Dr. J. R Westaby of Madison and Dr. H.P. Westaby of Oak Park, Ill; and one sister, Mrs. Ed Raschdorf, also of Madison.
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