Pearl Naugle, 31 years old, died at the family home in Logansville in the early evening of Wednesday after but a few days' illness from obstruction of the bowels, after intense suffering.
Mr. Naugle had undergone an operation in the forepart of this week and careful medical attention hat been given, but to no avail.
The passing out of the young man has saddened many homes and the bereft wife, left with an infant son Harley J., upon whom much devotion was showered by the father, has the sympathy of a large circle of relatives and friends.
Pearl Naugle was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Naugle and was in business with his father at Logansville, operating a general produce store. He was an active, energetic young man and was a member of the Christian church of Logansville.
Some six years ago Pearl Naugle was united in marriage with Flossie Kaylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kaylor, residing near Logansville, and the home has been one of happiness.
John Naugle, of Bellefontaine, is a cousin of the deceased.
The funeral Will be held Friday afternoon at 2 at the Christian church in Logansville with services in charge of the Rev. Mr. Hartley. Burial of the remains, will be made in the DeGraff cemetery.
Bellefontaine Examiner 3/1/1917
Mr. Naugle had undergone an operation in the forepart of this week and careful medical attention hat been given, but to no avail.
The passing out of the young man has saddened many homes and the bereft wife, left with an infant son Harley J., upon whom much devotion was showered by the father, has the sympathy of a large circle of relatives and friends.
Pearl Naugle was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Naugle and was in business with his father at Logansville, operating a general produce store. He was an active, energetic young man and was a member of the Christian church of Logansville.
Some six years ago Pearl Naugle was united in marriage with Flossie Kaylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kaylor, residing near Logansville, and the home has been one of happiness.
John Naugle, of Bellefontaine, is a cousin of the deceased.
The funeral Will be held Friday afternoon at 2 at the Christian church in Logansville with services in charge of the Rev. Mr. Hartley. Burial of the remains, will be made in the DeGraff cemetery.
Bellefontaine Examiner 3/1/1917
Pearl Naugle, 31 years old, died at the family home in Logansville in the early evening of Wednesday after but a few days' illness from obstruction of the bowels, after intense suffering.
Mr. Naugle had undergone an operation in the forepart of this week and careful medical attention hat been given, but to no avail.
The passing out of the young man has saddened many homes and the bereft wife, left with an infant son Harley J., upon whom much devotion was showered by the father, has the sympathy of a large circle of relatives and friends.
Pearl Naugle was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Naugle and was in business with his father at Logansville, operating a general produce store. He was an active, energetic young man and was a member of the Christian church of Logansville.
Some six years ago Pearl Naugle was united in marriage with Flossie Kaylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kaylor, residing near Logansville, and the home has been one of happiness.
John Naugle, of Bellefontaine, is a cousin of the deceased.
The funeral Will be held Friday afternoon at 2 at the Christian church in Logansville with services in charge of the Rev. Mr. Hartley. Burial of the remains, will be made in the DeGraff cemetery.
Bellefontaine Examiner 3/1/1917
Mr. Naugle had undergone an operation in the forepart of this week and careful medical attention hat been given, but to no avail.
The passing out of the young man has saddened many homes and the bereft wife, left with an infant son Harley J., upon whom much devotion was showered by the father, has the sympathy of a large circle of relatives and friends.
Pearl Naugle was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Naugle and was in business with his father at Logansville, operating a general produce store. He was an active, energetic young man and was a member of the Christian church of Logansville.
Some six years ago Pearl Naugle was united in marriage with Flossie Kaylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kaylor, residing near Logansville, and the home has been one of happiness.
John Naugle, of Bellefontaine, is a cousin of the deceased.
The funeral Will be held Friday afternoon at 2 at the Christian church in Logansville with services in charge of the Rev. Mr. Hartley. Burial of the remains, will be made in the DeGraff cemetery.
Bellefontaine Examiner 3/1/1917
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