The Marion Weekly Sentinel Thursday December 8, 1870
DIED--In Marion, Dec. 5th, 1870, Miss Agnes Senninger aged 15 years--she had been declining under disease for several months which could not be arrested by the best of care and attention. She held the esteem of her associates as was attested by the large number for her department in the School who together with her teacher left School to attend the funeral, all of whom feel that they have lost a worthy and devoted friend.
DIED--In Marion, Dec. 5th, 1870, Miss Agnes Senninger aged 15 years--she had been declining under disease for several months which could not be arrested by the best of care and attention. She held the esteem of her associates as was attested by the large number for her department in the School who together with her teacher left School to attend the funeral, all of whom feel that they have lost a worthy and devoted friend.
The Marion Weekly Sentinel Thursday December 8, 1870
DIED--In Marion, Dec. 5th, 1870, Miss Agnes Senninger aged 15 years--she had been declining under disease for several months which could not be arrested by the best of care and attention. She held the esteem of her associates as was attested by the large number for her department in the School who together with her teacher left School to attend the funeral, all of whom feel that they have lost a worthy and devoted friend.
DIED--In Marion, Dec. 5th, 1870, Miss Agnes Senninger aged 15 years--she had been declining under disease for several months which could not be arrested by the best of care and attention. She held the esteem of her associates as was attested by the large number for her department in the School who together with her teacher left School to attend the funeral, all of whom feel that they have lost a worthy and devoted friend.
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