MRS. BULL'S RITES
Services for Mrs. Ida (Skinner) Hubbard Bull, 87, who died in San Diego March 9, were held at Bartholomew Funeral chapel Monday at 2 p. m. Services were in charge of the Rev. Oliver C. Starn. Burial was in Kimball cemetery.
Fred and Harold Esserman, Richard Ruge, Ermand Curtis, Harold Bull and Trevor Stalbaum acted as pallbearers.
The decedent was born in Porter county Sept. 17, 1867, the daughter of Steven and Marriette (Willy) Skinner, lifelong residents of Porter county. She attended the schools of Porter county.
In 1886, on April 13, she as united in marriage to Samuel W. Hubbard. Eight children were born to this union. Of these, three sons and three daughters survive. Hubbard preceded his wife in death Nov. 12, 1912. In 1923 she married Charles Bull of Washington township. He died in June of 1933.
Surviving are three sons, Joseph S. Hubbard of Columbus, Kas.; Richard S. Hubbard of Three Oaks, Mich., William G. Hubbard of San Diego; two daughters, Marriette Kohler of San Diego and Sylvia Hill of Minneapolis. Twelve grandchildren, several great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews also survive. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. M. O. Bull of Columbus, Kas., age 96, and one brother, Lyman Skinner of Long Beach, age 85.
Obituary provided by Findagrave member Steve Shook.
[Obituary Source: The Vidette-Messenger, Valparaiso, Porter County, Indiana; March 15, 1955; Volume 28, Number 214, Page 6, Column 3]
Services for Mrs. Ida (Skinner) Hubbard Bull, 87, who died in San Diego March 9, were held at Bartholomew Funeral chapel Monday at 2 p. m. Services were in charge of the Rev. Oliver C. Starn. Burial was in Kimball cemetery.
Fred and Harold Esserman, Richard Ruge, Ermand Curtis, Harold Bull and Trevor Stalbaum acted as pallbearers.
The decedent was born in Porter county Sept. 17, 1867, the daughter of Steven and Marriette (Willy) Skinner, lifelong residents of Porter county. She attended the schools of Porter county.
In 1886, on April 13, she as united in marriage to Samuel W. Hubbard. Eight children were born to this union. Of these, three sons and three daughters survive. Hubbard preceded his wife in death Nov. 12, 1912. In 1923 she married Charles Bull of Washington township. He died in June of 1933.
Surviving are three sons, Joseph S. Hubbard of Columbus, Kas.; Richard S. Hubbard of Three Oaks, Mich., William G. Hubbard of San Diego; two daughters, Marriette Kohler of San Diego and Sylvia Hill of Minneapolis. Twelve grandchildren, several great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews also survive. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. M. O. Bull of Columbus, Kas., age 96, and one brother, Lyman Skinner of Long Beach, age 85.
Obituary provided by Findagrave member Steve Shook.
[Obituary Source: The Vidette-Messenger, Valparaiso, Porter County, Indiana; March 15, 1955; Volume 28, Number 214, Page 6, Column 3]
MRS. BULL'S RITES
Services for Mrs. Ida (Skinner) Hubbard Bull, 87, who died in San Diego March 9, were held at Bartholomew Funeral chapel Monday at 2 p. m. Services were in charge of the Rev. Oliver C. Starn. Burial was in Kimball cemetery.
Fred and Harold Esserman, Richard Ruge, Ermand Curtis, Harold Bull and Trevor Stalbaum acted as pallbearers.
The decedent was born in Porter county Sept. 17, 1867, the daughter of Steven and Marriette (Willy) Skinner, lifelong residents of Porter county. She attended the schools of Porter county.
In 1886, on April 13, she as united in marriage to Samuel W. Hubbard. Eight children were born to this union. Of these, three sons and three daughters survive. Hubbard preceded his wife in death Nov. 12, 1912. In 1923 she married Charles Bull of Washington township. He died in June of 1933.
Surviving are three sons, Joseph S. Hubbard of Columbus, Kas.; Richard S. Hubbard of Three Oaks, Mich., William G. Hubbard of San Diego; two daughters, Marriette Kohler of San Diego and Sylvia Hill of Minneapolis. Twelve grandchildren, several great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews also survive. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. M. O. Bull of Columbus, Kas., age 96, and one brother, Lyman Skinner of Long Beach, age 85.
Obituary provided by Findagrave member Steve Shook.
[Obituary Source: The Vidette-Messenger, Valparaiso, Porter County, Indiana; March 15, 1955; Volume 28, Number 214, Page 6, Column 3]
Services for Mrs. Ida (Skinner) Hubbard Bull, 87, who died in San Diego March 9, were held at Bartholomew Funeral chapel Monday at 2 p. m. Services were in charge of the Rev. Oliver C. Starn. Burial was in Kimball cemetery.
Fred and Harold Esserman, Richard Ruge, Ermand Curtis, Harold Bull and Trevor Stalbaum acted as pallbearers.
The decedent was born in Porter county Sept. 17, 1867, the daughter of Steven and Marriette (Willy) Skinner, lifelong residents of Porter county. She attended the schools of Porter county.
In 1886, on April 13, she as united in marriage to Samuel W. Hubbard. Eight children were born to this union. Of these, three sons and three daughters survive. Hubbard preceded his wife in death Nov. 12, 1912. In 1923 she married Charles Bull of Washington township. He died in June of 1933.
Surviving are three sons, Joseph S. Hubbard of Columbus, Kas.; Richard S. Hubbard of Three Oaks, Mich., William G. Hubbard of San Diego; two daughters, Marriette Kohler of San Diego and Sylvia Hill of Minneapolis. Twelve grandchildren, several great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews also survive. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. M. O. Bull of Columbus, Kas., age 96, and one brother, Lyman Skinner of Long Beach, age 85.
Obituary provided by Findagrave member Steve Shook.
[Obituary Source: The Vidette-Messenger, Valparaiso, Porter County, Indiana; March 15, 1955; Volume 28, Number 214, Page 6, Column 3]
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