McLouth Times, Friday, 31 January 1902, page 1
MRS. ALBRO DEAD.
Mrs. James Albro whose home was south of McLouth fell last Saturday and broke her hip. She went to sit down on a cot and fell to the floor breaking her hip. Dr. Horner was called and did all that was possible for her relief Saturday evening and he and Dr. Jones went down Sunday morning and set the bones. The injury however was more than the frail old lady could stand, her heart being badly affected any way, and about noon Monday she passed away. Those who knew her say she was a good, Kind old lady. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at the Baptist church. Rev. G. M. Huffman preached and conducted the services.
w/James S. ALBRO
MRS. ALBRO DEAD.
Mrs. James Albro whose home was south of McLouth fell last Saturday and broke her hip. She went to sit down on a cot and fell to the floor breaking her hip. Dr. Horner was called and did all that was possible for her relief Saturday evening and he and Dr. Jones went down Sunday morning and set the bones. The injury however was more than the frail old lady could stand, her heart being badly affected any way, and about noon Monday she passed away. Those who knew her say she was a good, Kind old lady. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at the Baptist church. Rev. G. M. Huffman preached and conducted the services.
w/James S. ALBRO
McLouth Times, Friday, 31 January 1902, page 1
MRS. ALBRO DEAD.
Mrs. James Albro whose home was south of McLouth fell last Saturday and broke her hip. She went to sit down on a cot and fell to the floor breaking her hip. Dr. Horner was called and did all that was possible for her relief Saturday evening and he and Dr. Jones went down Sunday morning and set the bones. The injury however was more than the frail old lady could stand, her heart being badly affected any way, and about noon Monday she passed away. Those who knew her say she was a good, Kind old lady. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at the Baptist church. Rev. G. M. Huffman preached and conducted the services.
w/James S. ALBRO
MRS. ALBRO DEAD.
Mrs. James Albro whose home was south of McLouth fell last Saturday and broke her hip. She went to sit down on a cot and fell to the floor breaking her hip. Dr. Horner was called and did all that was possible for her relief Saturday evening and he and Dr. Jones went down Sunday morning and set the bones. The injury however was more than the frail old lady could stand, her heart being badly affected any way, and about noon Monday she passed away. Those who knew her say she was a good, Kind old lady. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at the Baptist church. Rev. G. M. Huffman preached and conducted the services.
w/James S. ALBRO
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