August 24, 1939 - North Vernon Plain Dealer, Page 1
WILLIAM F. BRUMBLAY CALLED BY DEATH
William F. Brumblay, seventy-four years old, died at his home in Indianapolis, Thursday, August 17th. The body was brought to the Fletcher Dowd funeral parlor in this city, and funeral services were held Sunday, conducted by the Rev. R. A. Shumaker. The burial took place in Hillcrest Cemetery.
William F. Brumblay was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, August 14, 1865, the son of James W. and Matilda Brumblay. On March 3, 1889, in Carmi, Illinois he married Clara May Reeves, whose death occurred December 8, 1917.
In December 1905, he moved his family to North Vernon, when he entered the restaurant business and continued in the operation of Conner's Restaurant here until he retired from business in 1937. In September 1938, on account of failing health, he moved to Indianapolis to make his home with his daughter, Miss Grace and his son, Ferd, where he lived until his death.
He is survived by seven children: Mrs. Harry Kinney and Paul C. Brumblay, of North Vernon; Mrs. Fred McCarnan, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Harry Bodine, Miss Grace P. Brumblay and Ferd Brumblay of Indianapolis; and Orville R. Brumblay of Jamaica, Long Island. He also is survived by seven grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. E. Williams, of Bloomington; and four brothers, Charles Brumblay, of Long Beach, California; Joe Brumblay of Bloomington; Asa J. Brumblay of North Vernon; and Harry Brumblay, of Houston, Texas.
In his many years of business in this city he made a host of friends and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of this city.
WILLIAM F. BRUMBLAY CALLED BY DEATH
William F. Brumblay, seventy-four years old, died at his home in Indianapolis, Thursday, August 17th. The body was brought to the Fletcher Dowd funeral parlor in this city, and funeral services were held Sunday, conducted by the Rev. R. A. Shumaker. The burial took place in Hillcrest Cemetery.
William F. Brumblay was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, August 14, 1865, the son of James W. and Matilda Brumblay. On March 3, 1889, in Carmi, Illinois he married Clara May Reeves, whose death occurred December 8, 1917.
In December 1905, he moved his family to North Vernon, when he entered the restaurant business and continued in the operation of Conner's Restaurant here until he retired from business in 1937. In September 1938, on account of failing health, he moved to Indianapolis to make his home with his daughter, Miss Grace and his son, Ferd, where he lived until his death.
He is survived by seven children: Mrs. Harry Kinney and Paul C. Brumblay, of North Vernon; Mrs. Fred McCarnan, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Harry Bodine, Miss Grace P. Brumblay and Ferd Brumblay of Indianapolis; and Orville R. Brumblay of Jamaica, Long Island. He also is survived by seven grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. E. Williams, of Bloomington; and four brothers, Charles Brumblay, of Long Beach, California; Joe Brumblay of Bloomington; Asa J. Brumblay of North Vernon; and Harry Brumblay, of Houston, Texas.
In his many years of business in this city he made a host of friends and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of this city.
August 24, 1939 - North Vernon Plain Dealer, Page 1
WILLIAM F. BRUMBLAY CALLED BY DEATH
William F. Brumblay, seventy-four years old, died at his home in Indianapolis, Thursday, August 17th. The body was brought to the Fletcher Dowd funeral parlor in this city, and funeral services were held Sunday, conducted by the Rev. R. A. Shumaker. The burial took place in Hillcrest Cemetery.
William F. Brumblay was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, August 14, 1865, the son of James W. and Matilda Brumblay. On March 3, 1889, in Carmi, Illinois he married Clara May Reeves, whose death occurred December 8, 1917.
In December 1905, he moved his family to North Vernon, when he entered the restaurant business and continued in the operation of Conner's Restaurant here until he retired from business in 1937. In September 1938, on account of failing health, he moved to Indianapolis to make his home with his daughter, Miss Grace and his son, Ferd, where he lived until his death.
He is survived by seven children: Mrs. Harry Kinney and Paul C. Brumblay, of North Vernon; Mrs. Fred McCarnan, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Harry Bodine, Miss Grace P. Brumblay and Ferd Brumblay of Indianapolis; and Orville R. Brumblay of Jamaica, Long Island. He also is survived by seven grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. E. Williams, of Bloomington; and four brothers, Charles Brumblay, of Long Beach, California; Joe Brumblay of Bloomington; Asa J. Brumblay of North Vernon; and Harry Brumblay, of Houston, Texas.
In his many years of business in this city he made a host of friends and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of this city.
WILLIAM F. BRUMBLAY CALLED BY DEATH
William F. Brumblay, seventy-four years old, died at his home in Indianapolis, Thursday, August 17th. The body was brought to the Fletcher Dowd funeral parlor in this city, and funeral services were held Sunday, conducted by the Rev. R. A. Shumaker. The burial took place in Hillcrest Cemetery.
William F. Brumblay was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, August 14, 1865, the son of James W. and Matilda Brumblay. On March 3, 1889, in Carmi, Illinois he married Clara May Reeves, whose death occurred December 8, 1917.
In December 1905, he moved his family to North Vernon, when he entered the restaurant business and continued in the operation of Conner's Restaurant here until he retired from business in 1937. In September 1938, on account of failing health, he moved to Indianapolis to make his home with his daughter, Miss Grace and his son, Ferd, where he lived until his death.
He is survived by seven children: Mrs. Harry Kinney and Paul C. Brumblay, of North Vernon; Mrs. Fred McCarnan, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Harry Bodine, Miss Grace P. Brumblay and Ferd Brumblay of Indianapolis; and Orville R. Brumblay of Jamaica, Long Island. He also is survived by seven grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. E. Williams, of Bloomington; and four brothers, Charles Brumblay, of Long Beach, California; Joe Brumblay of Bloomington; Asa J. Brumblay of North Vernon; and Harry Brumblay, of Houston, Texas.
In his many years of business in this city he made a host of friends and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of this city.
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