Miss Dolly Bingham, whose home is in Redfield, South Dakota died March 31st at Coden, Alabama after an illness that made her an invalid for many years. For three winters she had lived at Coden at the the home of Mrs Irene Richardson. At one time it was thought that the change of climate would entirely cure her but her disease had made inroads on her system that medicine could not heal and death claimed her. She was a lovable young woman, possessed of a disposition that endeared her to everyone who knew her.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William John Bingham were with her at the time of her death. Mrs. Richardson, and other kind friends did everything in their power to relieve her suffering. When they knew that the end was near they made her death a happy one.
Besides her parents she is survived by a sister Edna Bingham and a brother Perry Bingham. The remains were taken in charge by the Haas & Davis Undertaking Company and were shipped to Redfield today for internment.
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She died of asthma.
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Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William John Bingham were with her at the time of her death. Mrs. Richardson, and other kind friends did everything in their power to relieve her suffering. When they knew that the end was near they made her death a happy one.
Besides her parents she is survived by a sister Edna Bingham and a brother Perry Bingham. The remains were taken in charge by the Haas & Davis Undertaking Company and were shipped to Redfield today for internment.
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She died of asthma.
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Miss Dolly Bingham, whose home is in Redfield, South Dakota died March 31st at Coden, Alabama after an illness that made her an invalid for many years. For three winters she had lived at Coden at the the home of Mrs Irene Richardson. At one time it was thought that the change of climate would entirely cure her but her disease had made inroads on her system that medicine could not heal and death claimed her. She was a lovable young woman, possessed of a disposition that endeared her to everyone who knew her.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William John Bingham were with her at the time of her death. Mrs. Richardson, and other kind friends did everything in their power to relieve her suffering. When they knew that the end was near they made her death a happy one.
Besides her parents she is survived by a sister Edna Bingham and a brother Perry Bingham. The remains were taken in charge by the Haas & Davis Undertaking Company and were shipped to Redfield today for internment.
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She died of asthma.
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Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William John Bingham were with her at the time of her death. Mrs. Richardson, and other kind friends did everything in their power to relieve her suffering. When they knew that the end was near they made her death a happy one.
Besides her parents she is survived by a sister Edna Bingham and a brother Perry Bingham. The remains were taken in charge by the Haas & Davis Undertaking Company and were shipped to Redfield today for internment.
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She died of asthma.
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