Salina Journal
Monday, July 26, 1937
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HIRAM CROW DEAD
Bennington Man Lived 66 Years In Same Home
Hiram M. Crow, 79, who for 66 years had lived with his family in the same residence, three miles east and two miles north of Bennington, died there at midnight Sunday. His body was taken to the L. B. Smith Funeral Home, to lay in state until the funeral, which will be Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the family residence, Rev. George McKay in charge. Interment will be at Bennington.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Ida Crow, still confined to the use of a wheel chair as a result of being injured in a fall last winter, in which she fractured her hip; two sons, Jessie of Bennington; and Harold of Minneapolis; a sister, Mrs. Estella Lott, Bennington; and three brothers, Henry, Joseph and William Crow, all of Bennington.
Mr. Crow was born August 13, 1857, at New London, O.
Monday, July 26, 1937
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HIRAM CROW DEAD
Bennington Man Lived 66 Years In Same Home
Hiram M. Crow, 79, who for 66 years had lived with his family in the same residence, three miles east and two miles north of Bennington, died there at midnight Sunday. His body was taken to the L. B. Smith Funeral Home, to lay in state until the funeral, which will be Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the family residence, Rev. George McKay in charge. Interment will be at Bennington.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Ida Crow, still confined to the use of a wheel chair as a result of being injured in a fall last winter, in which she fractured her hip; two sons, Jessie of Bennington; and Harold of Minneapolis; a sister, Mrs. Estella Lott, Bennington; and three brothers, Henry, Joseph and William Crow, all of Bennington.
Mr. Crow was born August 13, 1857, at New London, O.
Salina Journal
Monday, July 26, 1937
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HIRAM CROW DEAD
Bennington Man Lived 66 Years In Same Home
Hiram M. Crow, 79, who for 66 years had lived with his family in the same residence, three miles east and two miles north of Bennington, died there at midnight Sunday. His body was taken to the L. B. Smith Funeral Home, to lay in state until the funeral, which will be Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the family residence, Rev. George McKay in charge. Interment will be at Bennington.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Ida Crow, still confined to the use of a wheel chair as a result of being injured in a fall last winter, in which she fractured her hip; two sons, Jessie of Bennington; and Harold of Minneapolis; a sister, Mrs. Estella Lott, Bennington; and three brothers, Henry, Joseph and William Crow, all of Bennington.
Mr. Crow was born August 13, 1857, at New London, O.
Monday, July 26, 1937
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HIRAM CROW DEAD
Bennington Man Lived 66 Years In Same Home
Hiram M. Crow, 79, who for 66 years had lived with his family in the same residence, three miles east and two miles north of Bennington, died there at midnight Sunday. His body was taken to the L. B. Smith Funeral Home, to lay in state until the funeral, which will be Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the family residence, Rev. George McKay in charge. Interment will be at Bennington.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Ida Crow, still confined to the use of a wheel chair as a result of being injured in a fall last winter, in which she fractured her hip; two sons, Jessie of Bennington; and Harold of Minneapolis; a sister, Mrs. Estella Lott, Bennington; and three brothers, Henry, Joseph and William Crow, all of Bennington.
Mr. Crow was born August 13, 1857, at New London, O.
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