From Ellicottville, NY Newspaper, THE POST, page not dated. Advertisements on page indicate June of 1919:
MRS ANGELINE BALL
Mrs. Angeline Ball, who has been a great sufferer from cancer the past year, died at her home here on the Cook farm Sunday evening at 10 o'clock. The funeral was held at the house Wednesday at 2 p.m. The Rev. J. B. Cook of Little Valley officiating. Burial in Little Valley cemetery. She leaves a husband, L. W. Ball, two daughters Mrs. Ella Mayo of New Albion and Mrs. Cora Minnekine of Eddyville and six sons; Joe, Jim, Frank and Dave Stevenson by her first husband, and Claude Ball at home and Clair Ball in camp just returned from France.
She also leaves several brothers and sisters and a host of friends.
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Submitted by Steve Barnhoorn
MRS ANGELINE BALL
Mrs. Angeline Ball, who has been a great sufferer from cancer the past year, died at her home here on the Cook farm Sunday evening at 10 o'clock. The funeral was held at the house Wednesday at 2 p.m. The Rev. J. B. Cook of Little Valley officiating. Burial in Little Valley cemetery. She leaves a husband, L. W. Ball, two daughters Mrs. Ella Mayo of New Albion and Mrs. Cora Minnekine of Eddyville and six sons; Joe, Jim, Frank and Dave Stevenson by her first husband, and Claude Ball at home and Clair Ball in camp just returned from France.
She also leaves several brothers and sisters and a host of friends.
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Submitted by Steve Barnhoorn
From Ellicottville, NY Newspaper, THE POST, page not dated. Advertisements on page indicate June of 1919:
MRS ANGELINE BALL
Mrs. Angeline Ball, who has been a great sufferer from cancer the past year, died at her home here on the Cook farm Sunday evening at 10 o'clock. The funeral was held at the house Wednesday at 2 p.m. The Rev. J. B. Cook of Little Valley officiating. Burial in Little Valley cemetery. She leaves a husband, L. W. Ball, two daughters Mrs. Ella Mayo of New Albion and Mrs. Cora Minnekine of Eddyville and six sons; Joe, Jim, Frank and Dave Stevenson by her first husband, and Claude Ball at home and Clair Ball in camp just returned from France.
She also leaves several brothers and sisters and a host of friends.
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Submitted by Steve Barnhoorn
MRS ANGELINE BALL
Mrs. Angeline Ball, who has been a great sufferer from cancer the past year, died at her home here on the Cook farm Sunday evening at 10 o'clock. The funeral was held at the house Wednesday at 2 p.m. The Rev. J. B. Cook of Little Valley officiating. Burial in Little Valley cemetery. She leaves a husband, L. W. Ball, two daughters Mrs. Ella Mayo of New Albion and Mrs. Cora Minnekine of Eddyville and six sons; Joe, Jim, Frank and Dave Stevenson by her first husband, and Claude Ball at home and Clair Ball in camp just returned from France.
She also leaves several brothers and sisters and a host of friends.
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Submitted by Steve Barnhoorn
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