MRS. JENNIE THOMPSON TYLER
Mrs. Jennie Tyler, 62, a resident of Delphi (Carroll County), Indiana was found dead in her apartment in the GOP building on South Washington Street Friday morning. Mrs. Tyler had evidently been seized with a sudden heart attack just after she arose for the day. Her body was found beside the bed at 9 a.m. by her son, William Tyler.
Born May 31, 1885 in Monon, Indiana, she was the daughter of Itha and Sara (Ellis) Thompson. She was the widow of John Russell Tyler, Spanish-American War Veteran, who died in July 1946. A member of the Christian Church, she was active in the Delphi Unit of Mothers of World War II.
Surviving are two sons: William of Delphi; and Donald of Champaign, Illinois; a sister, Mrs. William (Nettie) Widner of Delphi and a brother, Joseph Thompson of Rural Route, Monticello.
Funeral rites were conducted Sunday afternoon from the Grimm Funeral Home with the Reverend Howard Jenkins officiating. Burial was in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Mrs. Jennie Tyler, 62, a resident of Delphi (Carroll County), Indiana was found dead in her apartment in the GOP building on South Washington Street Friday morning. Mrs. Tyler had evidently been seized with a sudden heart attack just after she arose for the day. Her body was found beside the bed at 9 a.m. by her son, William Tyler.
Born May 31, 1885 in Monon, Indiana, she was the daughter of Itha and Sara (Ellis) Thompson. She was the widow of John Russell Tyler, Spanish-American War Veteran, who died in July 1946. A member of the Christian Church, she was active in the Delphi Unit of Mothers of World War II.
Surviving are two sons: William of Delphi; and Donald of Champaign, Illinois; a sister, Mrs. William (Nettie) Widner of Delphi and a brother, Joseph Thompson of Rural Route, Monticello.
Funeral rites were conducted Sunday afternoon from the Grimm Funeral Home with the Reverend Howard Jenkins officiating. Burial was in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
MRS. JENNIE THOMPSON TYLER
Mrs. Jennie Tyler, 62, a resident of Delphi (Carroll County), Indiana was found dead in her apartment in the GOP building on South Washington Street Friday morning. Mrs. Tyler had evidently been seized with a sudden heart attack just after she arose for the day. Her body was found beside the bed at 9 a.m. by her son, William Tyler.
Born May 31, 1885 in Monon, Indiana, she was the daughter of Itha and Sara (Ellis) Thompson. She was the widow of John Russell Tyler, Spanish-American War Veteran, who died in July 1946. A member of the Christian Church, she was active in the Delphi Unit of Mothers of World War II.
Surviving are two sons: William of Delphi; and Donald of Champaign, Illinois; a sister, Mrs. William (Nettie) Widner of Delphi and a brother, Joseph Thompson of Rural Route, Monticello.
Funeral rites were conducted Sunday afternoon from the Grimm Funeral Home with the Reverend Howard Jenkins officiating. Burial was in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Mrs. Jennie Tyler, 62, a resident of Delphi (Carroll County), Indiana was found dead in her apartment in the GOP building on South Washington Street Friday morning. Mrs. Tyler had evidently been seized with a sudden heart attack just after she arose for the day. Her body was found beside the bed at 9 a.m. by her son, William Tyler.
Born May 31, 1885 in Monon, Indiana, she was the daughter of Itha and Sara (Ellis) Thompson. She was the widow of John Russell Tyler, Spanish-American War Veteran, who died in July 1946. A member of the Christian Church, she was active in the Delphi Unit of Mothers of World War II.
Surviving are two sons: William of Delphi; and Donald of Champaign, Illinois; a sister, Mrs. William (Nettie) Widner of Delphi and a brother, Joseph Thompson of Rural Route, Monticello.
Funeral rites were conducted Sunday afternoon from the Grimm Funeral Home with the Reverend Howard Jenkins officiating. Burial was in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
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