She was married to Thomas J. Lytle.
ONCE PROSPEROUS; DIES AT POOR FARM COUNTY IS NOT ASKED TO BURY MRS. THOMAS LYTLE, HOWEVER.
Mrs. Thomas Lytle, who died at the county poor farm Thursday, was buried at Bethel yesterday. Thomas Lytle, who lives in that portion of the Southside, known as "Jerusalem," will pay the burial expenses. Although her last days were spent at the home for the county poor, the remains of Mrs. Lytle will not rest in the Potter's field. She has been an inmate at the infirmary on more than one occasion and prior to her death has been in the institution two months. Death was directly due to paralyses of the throat. She was 49 years old. Mrs. Lytle had been a resident of Cass county all of her life. She came from a good family and once knew what it was to be prosperous.
Sunday, February 26, 1905 - Logansport Journal
ONCE PROSPEROUS; DIES AT POOR FARM COUNTY IS NOT ASKED TO BURY MRS. THOMAS LYTLE, HOWEVER.
Mrs. Thomas Lytle, who died at the county poor farm Thursday, was buried at Bethel yesterday. Thomas Lytle, who lives in that portion of the Southside, known as "Jerusalem," will pay the burial expenses. Although her last days were spent at the home for the county poor, the remains of Mrs. Lytle will not rest in the Potter's field. She has been an inmate at the infirmary on more than one occasion and prior to her death has been in the institution two months. Death was directly due to paralyses of the throat. She was 49 years old. Mrs. Lytle had been a resident of Cass county all of her life. She came from a good family and once knew what it was to be prosperous.
Sunday, February 26, 1905 - Logansport Journal
She was married to Thomas J. Lytle.
ONCE PROSPEROUS; DIES AT POOR FARM COUNTY IS NOT ASKED TO BURY MRS. THOMAS LYTLE, HOWEVER.
Mrs. Thomas Lytle, who died at the county poor farm Thursday, was buried at Bethel yesterday. Thomas Lytle, who lives in that portion of the Southside, known as "Jerusalem," will pay the burial expenses. Although her last days were spent at the home for the county poor, the remains of Mrs. Lytle will not rest in the Potter's field. She has been an inmate at the infirmary on more than one occasion and prior to her death has been in the institution two months. Death was directly due to paralyses of the throat. She was 49 years old. Mrs. Lytle had been a resident of Cass county all of her life. She came from a good family and once knew what it was to be prosperous.
Sunday, February 26, 1905 - Logansport Journal
ONCE PROSPEROUS; DIES AT POOR FARM COUNTY IS NOT ASKED TO BURY MRS. THOMAS LYTLE, HOWEVER.
Mrs. Thomas Lytle, who died at the county poor farm Thursday, was buried at Bethel yesterday. Thomas Lytle, who lives in that portion of the Southside, known as "Jerusalem," will pay the burial expenses. Although her last days were spent at the home for the county poor, the remains of Mrs. Lytle will not rest in the Potter's field. She has been an inmate at the infirmary on more than one occasion and prior to her death has been in the institution two months. Death was directly due to paralyses of the throat. She was 49 years old. Mrs. Lytle had been a resident of Cass county all of her life. She came from a good family and once knew what it was to be prosperous.
Sunday, February 26, 1905 - Logansport Journal
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