The Plattsmouth Journal, November 4, 1918, Page 1:
MRS. L. G. TODD DIED THIS MORNING
Passes Away After Ten Days Sickness With Pnemonia, Leaves Baby - Formerly Robin Richardson
Lived On Farm Near Nehawka, Had Bad Cold When Taken Sick.
From Friday's Daily -- Mrs. L. G. Todd, formerly Miss Robin Richardson, who has been sick with pneumonia, for the past ten days, and who has fought valiantly for life, that she could devote to her husband and little two-year-old child, died at their home near Nehawka, at an early hour this morning. All which was possible was done to assist in the struggle for life, but notwithstanding, as the night began to waste away into day, the spirit of this noble young woman took its flight to that other world where there is no more sorrow or heart rendering partings.
Miss Robin Richardson was united in marriage about three years since to L. G. Todd, and have since made their home on a farm near Nehwaka. A little baby girl came to gladden the home some two years since, and she with the husband are left to mourn the departure of the loved one. Besides, are the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Richardson of Mynard, three sisters and a brother.
The funeral will be held from the late home near Nehawka, on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, and the burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery, west of this city.
MRS. L. G. TODD DIED THIS MORNING
Passes Away After Ten Days Sickness With Pnemonia, Leaves Baby - Formerly Robin Richardson
Lived On Farm Near Nehawka, Had Bad Cold When Taken Sick.
From Friday's Daily -- Mrs. L. G. Todd, formerly Miss Robin Richardson, who has been sick with pneumonia, for the past ten days, and who has fought valiantly for life, that she could devote to her husband and little two-year-old child, died at their home near Nehawka, at an early hour this morning. All which was possible was done to assist in the struggle for life, but notwithstanding, as the night began to waste away into day, the spirit of this noble young woman took its flight to that other world where there is no more sorrow or heart rendering partings.
Miss Robin Richardson was united in marriage about three years since to L. G. Todd, and have since made their home on a farm near Nehwaka. A little baby girl came to gladden the home some two years since, and she with the husband are left to mourn the departure of the loved one. Besides, are the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Richardson of Mynard, three sisters and a brother.
The funeral will be held from the late home near Nehawka, on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, and the burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery, west of this city.
The Plattsmouth Journal, November 4, 1918, Page 1:
MRS. L. G. TODD DIED THIS MORNING
Passes Away After Ten Days Sickness With Pnemonia, Leaves Baby - Formerly Robin Richardson
Lived On Farm Near Nehawka, Had Bad Cold When Taken Sick.
From Friday's Daily -- Mrs. L. G. Todd, formerly Miss Robin Richardson, who has been sick with pneumonia, for the past ten days, and who has fought valiantly for life, that she could devote to her husband and little two-year-old child, died at their home near Nehawka, at an early hour this morning. All which was possible was done to assist in the struggle for life, but notwithstanding, as the night began to waste away into day, the spirit of this noble young woman took its flight to that other world where there is no more sorrow or heart rendering partings.
Miss Robin Richardson was united in marriage about three years since to L. G. Todd, and have since made their home on a farm near Nehwaka. A little baby girl came to gladden the home some two years since, and she with the husband are left to mourn the departure of the loved one. Besides, are the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Richardson of Mynard, three sisters and a brother.
The funeral will be held from the late home near Nehawka, on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, and the burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery, west of this city.
MRS. L. G. TODD DIED THIS MORNING
Passes Away After Ten Days Sickness With Pnemonia, Leaves Baby - Formerly Robin Richardson
Lived On Farm Near Nehawka, Had Bad Cold When Taken Sick.
From Friday's Daily -- Mrs. L. G. Todd, formerly Miss Robin Richardson, who has been sick with pneumonia, for the past ten days, and who has fought valiantly for life, that she could devote to her husband and little two-year-old child, died at their home near Nehawka, at an early hour this morning. All which was possible was done to assist in the struggle for life, but notwithstanding, as the night began to waste away into day, the spirit of this noble young woman took its flight to that other world where there is no more sorrow or heart rendering partings.
Miss Robin Richardson was united in marriage about three years since to L. G. Todd, and have since made their home on a farm near Nehwaka. A little baby girl came to gladden the home some two years since, and she with the husband are left to mourn the departure of the loved one. Besides, are the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Richardson of Mynard, three sisters and a brother.
The funeral will be held from the late home near Nehawka, on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, and the burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery, west of this city.
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