Mrs. Elizabeth Dutrow, widow of Lewis Dutrow, died at her home near Buena Vista Springs, yesterday evening at 7:15 o'clock, aged 81 years, 6 months and 10 days.
Death was due to paralysis, from which she had suffered for several years.
Mrs. Dutrow was born in the vicinity of Beartown, the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Baer. She attended the Beartown church.
She is survived by two brothers in Nebraska, Jacob D. Baer, Bellwood, who visited here during the Gettysburg centennial in July, and D. W. Baer, David City, and by two sisters, Mrs. Henry Bailey, and Mrs. Charles Rechard, Beartown.
Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at her late residence. Interment at Fountaindale.
Waynesboro Record, September 10, 1913
Death was due to paralysis, from which she had suffered for several years.
Mrs. Dutrow was born in the vicinity of Beartown, the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Baer. She attended the Beartown church.
She is survived by two brothers in Nebraska, Jacob D. Baer, Bellwood, who visited here during the Gettysburg centennial in July, and D. W. Baer, David City, and by two sisters, Mrs. Henry Bailey, and Mrs. Charles Rechard, Beartown.
Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at her late residence. Interment at Fountaindale.
Waynesboro Record, September 10, 1913
Mrs. Elizabeth Dutrow, widow of Lewis Dutrow, died at her home near Buena Vista Springs, yesterday evening at 7:15 o'clock, aged 81 years, 6 months and 10 days.
Death was due to paralysis, from which she had suffered for several years.
Mrs. Dutrow was born in the vicinity of Beartown, the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Baer. She attended the Beartown church.
She is survived by two brothers in Nebraska, Jacob D. Baer, Bellwood, who visited here during the Gettysburg centennial in July, and D. W. Baer, David City, and by two sisters, Mrs. Henry Bailey, and Mrs. Charles Rechard, Beartown.
Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at her late residence. Interment at Fountaindale.
Waynesboro Record, September 10, 1913
Death was due to paralysis, from which she had suffered for several years.
Mrs. Dutrow was born in the vicinity of Beartown, the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Baer. She attended the Beartown church.
She is survived by two brothers in Nebraska, Jacob D. Baer, Bellwood, who visited here during the Gettysburg centennial in July, and D. W. Baer, David City, and by two sisters, Mrs. Henry Bailey, and Mrs. Charles Rechard, Beartown.
Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at her late residence. Interment at Fountaindale.
Waynesboro Record, September 10, 1913
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