Obituary
Spouse: Vera Jean Moog 1920-1980
They were married June 18, 1943, in Kingman AZ
Kearney David Bushong joined the US Navy and was killed August 13, 1943, in a blimp accident when it hit high-tension electrical wires. Everyone on the blimp was killed, in the area of Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co., CA.
FUNERAL BROCHURE
Services for - Kearney David Bushong
Born August 16, 1920 - Mt. Pleasant MI
Died August 13, 1943 - Lompoc CA
Services held at Kelser Funeral Home - August 21, 1943
Clergyman Rev. Warren E. Brown
Interment Oakridge Cemetery, Marshall MI
____________________
KEARNEY D. BUSHONG MET DEATH WHILE ON DUTY
Kearney David Bushong, who would have been 23 years old today had he lived, one of three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Kearney Bushong of Eckford township in the service of their county, met his death in a Navy plane accident at
Lompco, California, early Friday morning. The remains are being shipped here for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Bushong were first informed of the tragedy by a brief telegram Saturday afternoon which simply stated that their son had been killed by "electric shock." No further word was received until this morning, when a letter came from the young man's commanding officer. This letter stated that Bushong and several other Navy men were helping to handle a Navy "lighter-than-air" ship about to take off from the Naval Auxiliary Air facility at Lompco. The weather was damp. An electric discharge from a "field line" high tension wire came in contact with the plane and sent a heavy electric shock through those in contact with it. The plane itself was not badly damaged. However, Bushong, and three other men were killed by the shock and a fifth man was badly injured. Three officers, including a Navy doctor, reached the scene almost immediately and medical help from a nearby army hospital was sent, but nothing
could be done to revive the four men who were apparently instantly killed. It is not known when the body will arrive here. It will be taken to the Kelser Funeral Home, and funeral arrangements will be announced later. Bushong was born 16 August 1920, in Mt. Pleasant MI, the son of Kearney and Della Bushong. The family came to Marshall in 1922. Kearney Jr. attended the Marshall schools, but finished high school at Harbor Springs MI where he lived for three years with an aunt, Miss Kitty Bushong. He enlisted in the Navy, 10 December 1942, and for the past six months had been stationed at Santa Ana CA. He had the rank of aviation machinist's mate, third class, at the time of his death. He was married on 16 June of this year to Miss Vera Jean Moog, of Coldwater MI, the marriage
taking place at Kingman AZ. Surviving besides his wife and parents are three brothers, Staff Sgt. Clarence E. Bushong, now stationed in Panama; Pfc. Otto C. Bushong of Fort Ord CA; and Craig C. Bushong, at home; three sisters, Mrs. Beatrice O'Dell of Albion MI, Ruth and Myrona Darlene Bushong, both at home. The Bushong family now resides in the Wilder district, in Eckford Township, only a short distance from the Wilder school.
Source: The Marshall Evening Chronicle, Marshall MI, Monday, 16 August 1943, Page 1, Column 5
~~~~~
Father: Kearney Holloween Bushong
Mother: Della Radle
Siblings: Clarence, Otto, Bea, Ruth, Marjorie, Craig, Myona
Married: Vera Jean Moog
Children:
1. David Carl Bushong
2. Ronald Ernest Bushong
3. Carroll Bushong
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
JANUARY 2 1944
BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER
KEARNEY DAVID BUSHONG 22 AVIATION MACHINISTS MATE, THIRD CLASS, SON OF MR AND MRS KEARNEY BUSHONG OF ECKFORD TOWNSHIP AND THREE OTHER NAVY MEN WERE ELECTROCUTED AUGUST 13 WHEN A BLIMP BEING TURNED INTO POSITION FOR A A TAKE-OFF ON A MOORING MAST TOUCHED A POWER LINE BORDERING A FIELD AT lOMPAC CA,
AUGUST 15 1943
ECKFORD NAVY MAN IS KILLED IN CALIFORNIA KEARNEY DAVID BUSHONG 33 ABIATION MACHINIST MATE , THIRD CLASS, THE SON OF MR AND MRS KEARNEY BUSHONG OF ECKFORD TOWNSHIP. AND THREE OTHER NAVY MEN WERE KILLED FRIDAY AS LIGHTER THAN AIR SHIP PREPARED TO TAKE OFF FROM THE NAVAL AUXILIARY AIR 'FACILITY AT LONIPOC CALIFORNIA, THE NAVY ANNOUNCED LAST NIGHT.
CURRENT FROM AN 11.000 VOLT POWER WIRE BORDERING THE FIELD SHOT THROUGH THE SHIP WHILE THE MOORING MAST AND BLIMP WERE BEING TURNED INTO POSITION FOR FLIGHT, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SAID IN A DISPATCH FROM SANTA BARBARA. THE PARENTS RECEIVED A MESSAGE SATURDAY AFTERNOON INFORMING THEM THAT THEIR SON HAD BEEN KILLED BY AN ''ELECTRIC SHOCK: .. NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WAS GIVEN IN THE BRIEF MESSAGE TO THEM. BUSHONG ENLISTED ON 12.10 1942 AND HAD BEEN STATIONED AT SANTA ANNA CAL. FOR THE LAST SIX MONTHS.
BORN AT MT PLEASANT ON AUG 16, 1920. HE MOVED TO MARSHALL WHEN ONLY TWO YEARS OLD. HE LIVED FOR THREE YEARS WITH AN AUNT MISS KITTY BUSHONG OF HARBOR SPRINGS AND WAS A GRADUATE OF THE HIGH SCHOOL THERE.
HE MARRIED VERA JEAN MOOGE OF COLDWATER AT KINGMAN ARZ ON JUNE 16 1943.
SURVIVORS BESIDES HIS WIDOW INCLUDE THREE BROTHERS, STAFF SERGT CLARENCE BUSHONG, NOW IN PANAMA. PFC OTTO BUSHONG AT FOR ORD, CAL AND CRAIG , AT HOME, AND THREE SISTERS, MRS BEATRICE O'DELL OF ALBION, MISS RUTH BUSHONG AND MISS MYONA DARDENE BUSHONG AT HOME. THE BODY IS BROUGHT TO MARSHALL AND FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD FROM THE KELSER FUNERAL HOME.
Spouse: Vera Jean Moog 1920-1980
They were married June 18, 1943, in Kingman AZ
Kearney David Bushong joined the US Navy and was killed August 13, 1943, in a blimp accident when it hit high-tension electrical wires. Everyone on the blimp was killed, in the area of Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co., CA.
FUNERAL BROCHURE
Services for - Kearney David Bushong
Born August 16, 1920 - Mt. Pleasant MI
Died August 13, 1943 - Lompoc CA
Services held at Kelser Funeral Home - August 21, 1943
Clergyman Rev. Warren E. Brown
Interment Oakridge Cemetery, Marshall MI
____________________
KEARNEY D. BUSHONG MET DEATH WHILE ON DUTY
Kearney David Bushong, who would have been 23 years old today had he lived, one of three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Kearney Bushong of Eckford township in the service of their county, met his death in a Navy plane accident at
Lompco, California, early Friday morning. The remains are being shipped here for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Bushong were first informed of the tragedy by a brief telegram Saturday afternoon which simply stated that their son had been killed by "electric shock." No further word was received until this morning, when a letter came from the young man's commanding officer. This letter stated that Bushong and several other Navy men were helping to handle a Navy "lighter-than-air" ship about to take off from the Naval Auxiliary Air facility at Lompco. The weather was damp. An electric discharge from a "field line" high tension wire came in contact with the plane and sent a heavy electric shock through those in contact with it. The plane itself was not badly damaged. However, Bushong, and three other men were killed by the shock and a fifth man was badly injured. Three officers, including a Navy doctor, reached the scene almost immediately and medical help from a nearby army hospital was sent, but nothing
could be done to revive the four men who were apparently instantly killed. It is not known when the body will arrive here. It will be taken to the Kelser Funeral Home, and funeral arrangements will be announced later. Bushong was born 16 August 1920, in Mt. Pleasant MI, the son of Kearney and Della Bushong. The family came to Marshall in 1922. Kearney Jr. attended the Marshall schools, but finished high school at Harbor Springs MI where he lived for three years with an aunt, Miss Kitty Bushong. He enlisted in the Navy, 10 December 1942, and for the past six months had been stationed at Santa Ana CA. He had the rank of aviation machinist's mate, third class, at the time of his death. He was married on 16 June of this year to Miss Vera Jean Moog, of Coldwater MI, the marriage
taking place at Kingman AZ. Surviving besides his wife and parents are three brothers, Staff Sgt. Clarence E. Bushong, now stationed in Panama; Pfc. Otto C. Bushong of Fort Ord CA; and Craig C. Bushong, at home; three sisters, Mrs. Beatrice O'Dell of Albion MI, Ruth and Myrona Darlene Bushong, both at home. The Bushong family now resides in the Wilder district, in Eckford Township, only a short distance from the Wilder school.
Source: The Marshall Evening Chronicle, Marshall MI, Monday, 16 August 1943, Page 1, Column 5
~~~~~
Father: Kearney Holloween Bushong
Mother: Della Radle
Siblings: Clarence, Otto, Bea, Ruth, Marjorie, Craig, Myona
Married: Vera Jean Moog
Children:
1. David Carl Bushong
2. Ronald Ernest Bushong
3. Carroll Bushong
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
JANUARY 2 1944
BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER
KEARNEY DAVID BUSHONG 22 AVIATION MACHINISTS MATE, THIRD CLASS, SON OF MR AND MRS KEARNEY BUSHONG OF ECKFORD TOWNSHIP AND THREE OTHER NAVY MEN WERE ELECTROCUTED AUGUST 13 WHEN A BLIMP BEING TURNED INTO POSITION FOR A A TAKE-OFF ON A MOORING MAST TOUCHED A POWER LINE BORDERING A FIELD AT lOMPAC CA,
AUGUST 15 1943
ECKFORD NAVY MAN IS KILLED IN CALIFORNIA KEARNEY DAVID BUSHONG 33 ABIATION MACHINIST MATE , THIRD CLASS, THE SON OF MR AND MRS KEARNEY BUSHONG OF ECKFORD TOWNSHIP. AND THREE OTHER NAVY MEN WERE KILLED FRIDAY AS LIGHTER THAN AIR SHIP PREPARED TO TAKE OFF FROM THE NAVAL AUXILIARY AIR 'FACILITY AT LONIPOC CALIFORNIA, THE NAVY ANNOUNCED LAST NIGHT.
CURRENT FROM AN 11.000 VOLT POWER WIRE BORDERING THE FIELD SHOT THROUGH THE SHIP WHILE THE MOORING MAST AND BLIMP WERE BEING TURNED INTO POSITION FOR FLIGHT, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SAID IN A DISPATCH FROM SANTA BARBARA. THE PARENTS RECEIVED A MESSAGE SATURDAY AFTERNOON INFORMING THEM THAT THEIR SON HAD BEEN KILLED BY AN ''ELECTRIC SHOCK: .. NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WAS GIVEN IN THE BRIEF MESSAGE TO THEM. BUSHONG ENLISTED ON 12.10 1942 AND HAD BEEN STATIONED AT SANTA ANNA CAL. FOR THE LAST SIX MONTHS.
BORN AT MT PLEASANT ON AUG 16, 1920. HE MOVED TO MARSHALL WHEN ONLY TWO YEARS OLD. HE LIVED FOR THREE YEARS WITH AN AUNT MISS KITTY BUSHONG OF HARBOR SPRINGS AND WAS A GRADUATE OF THE HIGH SCHOOL THERE.
HE MARRIED VERA JEAN MOOGE OF COLDWATER AT KINGMAN ARZ ON JUNE 16 1943.
SURVIVORS BESIDES HIS WIDOW INCLUDE THREE BROTHERS, STAFF SERGT CLARENCE BUSHONG, NOW IN PANAMA. PFC OTTO BUSHONG AT FOR ORD, CAL AND CRAIG , AT HOME, AND THREE SISTERS, MRS BEATRICE O'DELL OF ALBION, MISS RUTH BUSHONG AND MISS MYONA DARDENE BUSHONG AT HOME. THE BODY IS BROUGHT TO MARSHALL AND FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD FROM THE KELSER FUNERAL HOME.
Obituary
Spouse: Vera Jean Moog 1920-1980
They were married June 18, 1943, in Kingman AZ
Kearney David Bushong joined the US Navy and was killed August 13, 1943, in a blimp accident when it hit high-tension electrical wires. Everyone on the blimp was killed, in the area of Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co., CA.
FUNERAL BROCHURE
Services for - Kearney David Bushong
Born August 16, 1920 - Mt. Pleasant MI
Died August 13, 1943 - Lompoc CA
Services held at Kelser Funeral Home - August 21, 1943
Clergyman Rev. Warren E. Brown
Interment Oakridge Cemetery, Marshall MI
____________________
KEARNEY D. BUSHONG MET DEATH WHILE ON DUTY
Kearney David Bushong, who would have been 23 years old today had he lived, one of three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Kearney Bushong of Eckford township in the service of their county, met his death in a Navy plane accident at
Lompco, California, early Friday morning. The remains are being shipped here for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Bushong were first informed of the tragedy by a brief telegram Saturday afternoon which simply stated that their son had been killed by "electric shock." No further word was received until this morning, when a letter came from the young man's commanding officer. This letter stated that Bushong and several other Navy men were helping to handle a Navy "lighter-than-air" ship about to take off from the Naval Auxiliary Air facility at Lompco. The weather was damp. An electric discharge from a "field line" high tension wire came in contact with the plane and sent a heavy electric shock through those in contact with it. The plane itself was not badly damaged. However, Bushong, and three other men were killed by the shock and a fifth man was badly injured. Three officers, including a Navy doctor, reached the scene almost immediately and medical help from a nearby army hospital was sent, but nothing
could be done to revive the four men who were apparently instantly killed. It is not known when the body will arrive here. It will be taken to the Kelser Funeral Home, and funeral arrangements will be announced later. Bushong was born 16 August 1920, in Mt. Pleasant MI, the son of Kearney and Della Bushong. The family came to Marshall in 1922. Kearney Jr. attended the Marshall schools, but finished high school at Harbor Springs MI where he lived for three years with an aunt, Miss Kitty Bushong. He enlisted in the Navy, 10 December 1942, and for the past six months had been stationed at Santa Ana CA. He had the rank of aviation machinist's mate, third class, at the time of his death. He was married on 16 June of this year to Miss Vera Jean Moog, of Coldwater MI, the marriage
taking place at Kingman AZ. Surviving besides his wife and parents are three brothers, Staff Sgt. Clarence E. Bushong, now stationed in Panama; Pfc. Otto C. Bushong of Fort Ord CA; and Craig C. Bushong, at home; three sisters, Mrs. Beatrice O'Dell of Albion MI, Ruth and Myrona Darlene Bushong, both at home. The Bushong family now resides in the Wilder district, in Eckford Township, only a short distance from the Wilder school.
Source: The Marshall Evening Chronicle, Marshall MI, Monday, 16 August 1943, Page 1, Column 5
~~~~~
Father: Kearney Holloween Bushong
Mother: Della Radle
Siblings: Clarence, Otto, Bea, Ruth, Marjorie, Craig, Myona
Married: Vera Jean Moog
Children:
1. David Carl Bushong
2. Ronald Ernest Bushong
3. Carroll Bushong
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
JANUARY 2 1944
BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER
KEARNEY DAVID BUSHONG 22 AVIATION MACHINISTS MATE, THIRD CLASS, SON OF MR AND MRS KEARNEY BUSHONG OF ECKFORD TOWNSHIP AND THREE OTHER NAVY MEN WERE ELECTROCUTED AUGUST 13 WHEN A BLIMP BEING TURNED INTO POSITION FOR A A TAKE-OFF ON A MOORING MAST TOUCHED A POWER LINE BORDERING A FIELD AT lOMPAC CA,
AUGUST 15 1943
ECKFORD NAVY MAN IS KILLED IN CALIFORNIA KEARNEY DAVID BUSHONG 33 ABIATION MACHINIST MATE , THIRD CLASS, THE SON OF MR AND MRS KEARNEY BUSHONG OF ECKFORD TOWNSHIP. AND THREE OTHER NAVY MEN WERE KILLED FRIDAY AS LIGHTER THAN AIR SHIP PREPARED TO TAKE OFF FROM THE NAVAL AUXILIARY AIR 'FACILITY AT LONIPOC CALIFORNIA, THE NAVY ANNOUNCED LAST NIGHT.
CURRENT FROM AN 11.000 VOLT POWER WIRE BORDERING THE FIELD SHOT THROUGH THE SHIP WHILE THE MOORING MAST AND BLIMP WERE BEING TURNED INTO POSITION FOR FLIGHT, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SAID IN A DISPATCH FROM SANTA BARBARA. THE PARENTS RECEIVED A MESSAGE SATURDAY AFTERNOON INFORMING THEM THAT THEIR SON HAD BEEN KILLED BY AN ''ELECTRIC SHOCK: .. NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WAS GIVEN IN THE BRIEF MESSAGE TO THEM. BUSHONG ENLISTED ON 12.10 1942 AND HAD BEEN STATIONED AT SANTA ANNA CAL. FOR THE LAST SIX MONTHS.
BORN AT MT PLEASANT ON AUG 16, 1920. HE MOVED TO MARSHALL WHEN ONLY TWO YEARS OLD. HE LIVED FOR THREE YEARS WITH AN AUNT MISS KITTY BUSHONG OF HARBOR SPRINGS AND WAS A GRADUATE OF THE HIGH SCHOOL THERE.
HE MARRIED VERA JEAN MOOGE OF COLDWATER AT KINGMAN ARZ ON JUNE 16 1943.
SURVIVORS BESIDES HIS WIDOW INCLUDE THREE BROTHERS, STAFF SERGT CLARENCE BUSHONG, NOW IN PANAMA. PFC OTTO BUSHONG AT FOR ORD, CAL AND CRAIG , AT HOME, AND THREE SISTERS, MRS BEATRICE O'DELL OF ALBION, MISS RUTH BUSHONG AND MISS MYONA DARDENE BUSHONG AT HOME. THE BODY IS BROUGHT TO MARSHALL AND FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD FROM THE KELSER FUNERAL HOME.
Spouse: Vera Jean Moog 1920-1980
They were married June 18, 1943, in Kingman AZ
Kearney David Bushong joined the US Navy and was killed August 13, 1943, in a blimp accident when it hit high-tension electrical wires. Everyone on the blimp was killed, in the area of Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co., CA.
FUNERAL BROCHURE
Services for - Kearney David Bushong
Born August 16, 1920 - Mt. Pleasant MI
Died August 13, 1943 - Lompoc CA
Services held at Kelser Funeral Home - August 21, 1943
Clergyman Rev. Warren E. Brown
Interment Oakridge Cemetery, Marshall MI
____________________
KEARNEY D. BUSHONG MET DEATH WHILE ON DUTY
Kearney David Bushong, who would have been 23 years old today had he lived, one of three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Kearney Bushong of Eckford township in the service of their county, met his death in a Navy plane accident at
Lompco, California, early Friday morning. The remains are being shipped here for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Bushong were first informed of the tragedy by a brief telegram Saturday afternoon which simply stated that their son had been killed by "electric shock." No further word was received until this morning, when a letter came from the young man's commanding officer. This letter stated that Bushong and several other Navy men were helping to handle a Navy "lighter-than-air" ship about to take off from the Naval Auxiliary Air facility at Lompco. The weather was damp. An electric discharge from a "field line" high tension wire came in contact with the plane and sent a heavy electric shock through those in contact with it. The plane itself was not badly damaged. However, Bushong, and three other men were killed by the shock and a fifth man was badly injured. Three officers, including a Navy doctor, reached the scene almost immediately and medical help from a nearby army hospital was sent, but nothing
could be done to revive the four men who were apparently instantly killed. It is not known when the body will arrive here. It will be taken to the Kelser Funeral Home, and funeral arrangements will be announced later. Bushong was born 16 August 1920, in Mt. Pleasant MI, the son of Kearney and Della Bushong. The family came to Marshall in 1922. Kearney Jr. attended the Marshall schools, but finished high school at Harbor Springs MI where he lived for three years with an aunt, Miss Kitty Bushong. He enlisted in the Navy, 10 December 1942, and for the past six months had been stationed at Santa Ana CA. He had the rank of aviation machinist's mate, third class, at the time of his death. He was married on 16 June of this year to Miss Vera Jean Moog, of Coldwater MI, the marriage
taking place at Kingman AZ. Surviving besides his wife and parents are three brothers, Staff Sgt. Clarence E. Bushong, now stationed in Panama; Pfc. Otto C. Bushong of Fort Ord CA; and Craig C. Bushong, at home; three sisters, Mrs. Beatrice O'Dell of Albion MI, Ruth and Myrona Darlene Bushong, both at home. The Bushong family now resides in the Wilder district, in Eckford Township, only a short distance from the Wilder school.
Source: The Marshall Evening Chronicle, Marshall MI, Monday, 16 August 1943, Page 1, Column 5
~~~~~
Father: Kearney Holloween Bushong
Mother: Della Radle
Siblings: Clarence, Otto, Bea, Ruth, Marjorie, Craig, Myona
Married: Vera Jean Moog
Children:
1. David Carl Bushong
2. Ronald Ernest Bushong
3. Carroll Bushong
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
JANUARY 2 1944
BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER
KEARNEY DAVID BUSHONG 22 AVIATION MACHINISTS MATE, THIRD CLASS, SON OF MR AND MRS KEARNEY BUSHONG OF ECKFORD TOWNSHIP AND THREE OTHER NAVY MEN WERE ELECTROCUTED AUGUST 13 WHEN A BLIMP BEING TURNED INTO POSITION FOR A A TAKE-OFF ON A MOORING MAST TOUCHED A POWER LINE BORDERING A FIELD AT lOMPAC CA,
AUGUST 15 1943
ECKFORD NAVY MAN IS KILLED IN CALIFORNIA KEARNEY DAVID BUSHONG 33 ABIATION MACHINIST MATE , THIRD CLASS, THE SON OF MR AND MRS KEARNEY BUSHONG OF ECKFORD TOWNSHIP. AND THREE OTHER NAVY MEN WERE KILLED FRIDAY AS LIGHTER THAN AIR SHIP PREPARED TO TAKE OFF FROM THE NAVAL AUXILIARY AIR 'FACILITY AT LONIPOC CALIFORNIA, THE NAVY ANNOUNCED LAST NIGHT.
CURRENT FROM AN 11.000 VOLT POWER WIRE BORDERING THE FIELD SHOT THROUGH THE SHIP WHILE THE MOORING MAST AND BLIMP WERE BEING TURNED INTO POSITION FOR FLIGHT, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SAID IN A DISPATCH FROM SANTA BARBARA. THE PARENTS RECEIVED A MESSAGE SATURDAY AFTERNOON INFORMING THEM THAT THEIR SON HAD BEEN KILLED BY AN ''ELECTRIC SHOCK: .. NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WAS GIVEN IN THE BRIEF MESSAGE TO THEM. BUSHONG ENLISTED ON 12.10 1942 AND HAD BEEN STATIONED AT SANTA ANNA CAL. FOR THE LAST SIX MONTHS.
BORN AT MT PLEASANT ON AUG 16, 1920. HE MOVED TO MARSHALL WHEN ONLY TWO YEARS OLD. HE LIVED FOR THREE YEARS WITH AN AUNT MISS KITTY BUSHONG OF HARBOR SPRINGS AND WAS A GRADUATE OF THE HIGH SCHOOL THERE.
HE MARRIED VERA JEAN MOOGE OF COLDWATER AT KINGMAN ARZ ON JUNE 16 1943.
SURVIVORS BESIDES HIS WIDOW INCLUDE THREE BROTHERS, STAFF SERGT CLARENCE BUSHONG, NOW IN PANAMA. PFC OTTO BUSHONG AT FOR ORD, CAL AND CRAIG , AT HOME, AND THREE SISTERS, MRS BEATRICE O'DELL OF ALBION, MISS RUTH BUSHONG AND MISS MYONA DARDENE BUSHONG AT HOME. THE BODY IS BROUGHT TO MARSHALL AND FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD FROM THE KELSER FUNERAL HOME.
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