Wife of Victor. Died of pneumonia.
Cumberland Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland
Wednesday, February 11, 1920 - pg. 9, col. 1
Mrs. Adella C. Shaffer, aged 25 years, wife of Victor K. Shaffer, died yesterday at her home in Akron after brief illness. She was a daughter of Isaac Harris. The body will be brought here tomorrow and taken to the home of Mrs. Mary R. Shaffer, 9 Davidson Street. Besides her husband, she is survived by a small son, Victor; by four brothers, Edward and George Harris, this city; Henry Harris, Hagerstown and Frank Harris, Baltimore and one sister, Mrs. Mary Walsh, this city.
Cumberland Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland
Wednesday, February 11, 1920 - pg. 9, col. 1
Mrs. Adella C. Shaffer, aged 25 years, wife of Victor K. Shaffer, died yesterday at her home in Akron after brief illness. She was a daughter of Isaac Harris. The body will be brought here tomorrow and taken to the home of Mrs. Mary R. Shaffer, 9 Davidson Street. Besides her husband, she is survived by a small son, Victor; by four brothers, Edward and George Harris, this city; Henry Harris, Hagerstown and Frank Harris, Baltimore and one sister, Mrs. Mary Walsh, this city.
Wife of Victor. Died of pneumonia.
Cumberland Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland
Wednesday, February 11, 1920 - pg. 9, col. 1
Mrs. Adella C. Shaffer, aged 25 years, wife of Victor K. Shaffer, died yesterday at her home in Akron after brief illness. She was a daughter of Isaac Harris. The body will be brought here tomorrow and taken to the home of Mrs. Mary R. Shaffer, 9 Davidson Street. Besides her husband, she is survived by a small son, Victor; by four brothers, Edward and George Harris, this city; Henry Harris, Hagerstown and Frank Harris, Baltimore and one sister, Mrs. Mary Walsh, this city.
Cumberland Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland
Wednesday, February 11, 1920 - pg. 9, col. 1
Mrs. Adella C. Shaffer, aged 25 years, wife of Victor K. Shaffer, died yesterday at her home in Akron after brief illness. She was a daughter of Isaac Harris. The body will be brought here tomorrow and taken to the home of Mrs. Mary R. Shaffer, 9 Davidson Street. Besides her husband, she is survived by a small son, Victor; by four brothers, Edward and George Harris, this city; Henry Harris, Hagerstown and Frank Harris, Baltimore and one sister, Mrs. Mary Walsh, this city.
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