Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Daily Telephone, October 4, 1927, Clipping file, Monroe County Historical Society
FINAL TRIBUTE ELMER HAINEY
The funeral of Elmer E. Hainey, well known stone workman whose sudden death was reported yesterday, was today at 3 o'clock at the residence on East 7th Street and the Masonic order ritual was used at the grave at Rose Hill.
The services at the house were in charge of Dr. W. E. Moore. There was a large attendance of friends that especially included stone workman. The Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and Modern Woodmen were well represented as there was not a more popular lodge member in the city. The music was in charge of J. W. Sponsler and there were many beautiful flowers as tokens from friends. The songs were "Pure in Heart" and "Going Down the Valley."
The pallbearers were Charles Edmondson, Charles H. Rhorer, James Hendrix, D. H. Baldridge, Lennie Isom and C. W. Sponsler.
Submitted by Angel Gebhart
FINAL TRIBUTE ELMER HAINEY
The funeral of Elmer E. Hainey, well known stone workman whose sudden death was reported yesterday, was today at 3 o'clock at the residence on East 7th Street and the Masonic order ritual was used at the grave at Rose Hill.
The services at the house were in charge of Dr. W. E. Moore. There was a large attendance of friends that especially included stone workman. The Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and Modern Woodmen were well represented as there was not a more popular lodge member in the city. The music was in charge of J. W. Sponsler and there were many beautiful flowers as tokens from friends. The songs were "Pure in Heart" and "Going Down the Valley."
The pallbearers were Charles Edmondson, Charles H. Rhorer, James Hendrix, D. H. Baldridge, Lennie Isom and C. W. Sponsler.
Submitted by Angel Gebhart
Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Daily Telephone, October 4, 1927, Clipping file, Monroe County Historical Society
FINAL TRIBUTE ELMER HAINEY
The funeral of Elmer E. Hainey, well known stone workman whose sudden death was reported yesterday, was today at 3 o'clock at the residence on East 7th Street and the Masonic order ritual was used at the grave at Rose Hill.
The services at the house were in charge of Dr. W. E. Moore. There was a large attendance of friends that especially included stone workman. The Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and Modern Woodmen were well represented as there was not a more popular lodge member in the city. The music was in charge of J. W. Sponsler and there were many beautiful flowers as tokens from friends. The songs were "Pure in Heart" and "Going Down the Valley."
The pallbearers were Charles Edmondson, Charles H. Rhorer, James Hendrix, D. H. Baldridge, Lennie Isom and C. W. Sponsler.
Submitted by Angel Gebhart
FINAL TRIBUTE ELMER HAINEY
The funeral of Elmer E. Hainey, well known stone workman whose sudden death was reported yesterday, was today at 3 o'clock at the residence on East 7th Street and the Masonic order ritual was used at the grave at Rose Hill.
The services at the house were in charge of Dr. W. E. Moore. There was a large attendance of friends that especially included stone workman. The Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and Modern Woodmen were well represented as there was not a more popular lodge member in the city. The music was in charge of J. W. Sponsler and there were many beautiful flowers as tokens from friends. The songs were "Pure in Heart" and "Going Down the Valley."
The pallbearers were Charles Edmondson, Charles H. Rhorer, James Hendrix, D. H. Baldridge, Lennie Isom and C. W. Sponsler.
Submitted by Angel Gebhart
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