RITES IN EAST FOR NATIVE OF COUNTY
Funeral services were held Saturday at Newton Highlands, Mass., for Mrs. Sarah A. Jones, 73, native of Fultonham and daughter of the late Henry Weller. She died Thursday at her home in Newton Highlands. She was the wife of Seward W. Jones, president of the Newton Trust company and head of the Jones Brothers' Company, Boston granite dealers.
She was educated in the old Zanesville seminary before moving to Boston. She lived at Newton Highlands for 46 years and was a member of the Congregational church there.
Surviving are her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Donald D. McKay and Mrs. Warren B. Kennedy of the home; two brothers, John W. Weller of this city and Charles E. Weller, Wichita, Kns.; one sister Mrs. E. P. Grimsley, Lancaster and three grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Saturday at Newton Highlands, Mass., for Mrs. Sarah A. Jones, 73, native of Fultonham and daughter of the late Henry Weller. She died Thursday at her home in Newton Highlands. She was the wife of Seward W. Jones, president of the Newton Trust company and head of the Jones Brothers' Company, Boston granite dealers.
She was educated in the old Zanesville seminary before moving to Boston. She lived at Newton Highlands for 46 years and was a member of the Congregational church there.
Surviving are her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Donald D. McKay and Mrs. Warren B. Kennedy of the home; two brothers, John W. Weller of this city and Charles E. Weller, Wichita, Kns.; one sister Mrs. E. P. Grimsley, Lancaster and three grandchildren.
RITES IN EAST FOR NATIVE OF COUNTY
Funeral services were held Saturday at Newton Highlands, Mass., for Mrs. Sarah A. Jones, 73, native of Fultonham and daughter of the late Henry Weller. She died Thursday at her home in Newton Highlands. She was the wife of Seward W. Jones, president of the Newton Trust company and head of the Jones Brothers' Company, Boston granite dealers.
She was educated in the old Zanesville seminary before moving to Boston. She lived at Newton Highlands for 46 years and was a member of the Congregational church there.
Surviving are her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Donald D. McKay and Mrs. Warren B. Kennedy of the home; two brothers, John W. Weller of this city and Charles E. Weller, Wichita, Kns.; one sister Mrs. E. P. Grimsley, Lancaster and three grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Saturday at Newton Highlands, Mass., for Mrs. Sarah A. Jones, 73, native of Fultonham and daughter of the late Henry Weller. She died Thursday at her home in Newton Highlands. She was the wife of Seward W. Jones, president of the Newton Trust company and head of the Jones Brothers' Company, Boston granite dealers.
She was educated in the old Zanesville seminary before moving to Boston. She lived at Newton Highlands for 46 years and was a member of the Congregational church there.
Surviving are her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Donald D. McKay and Mrs. Warren B. Kennedy of the home; two brothers, John W. Weller of this city and Charles E. Weller, Wichita, Kns.; one sister Mrs. E. P. Grimsley, Lancaster and three grandchildren.
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