Published in the Rochester(IN) News-Sentinel, Monday, September 12, 1932
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at two o'clock for Loren L. ALSPACH, age 67, who died at 2:30 Saturday afternoon at his home three miles southwest of Akron. Mr. Alspach had been in ill health since early in the spring, but was found dead in his chair Saturday. Death was attributed to heart trouble and complications.
Loren L. Alspach, son of John W. and Sarah A. ALSPACH, was born in Henry County, near Mechanicsburg, Indiana, November 12, 1866. He had resided near Akron most of his life where he had followed the occupation of farming. He was never married and lived with his two sisters, Rose [ALSPACH] and Edna ALSPACH who are the only two survivors.
The services were held at the home with Rev. I. E. LONGENBAUGH of Rochester in charge and burial was made in the Mt. Hope cemetery in Athens.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obituaries – 1932 by Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at two o'clock for Loren L. ALSPACH, age 67, who died at 2:30 Saturday afternoon at his home three miles southwest of Akron. Mr. Alspach had been in ill health since early in the spring, but was found dead in his chair Saturday. Death was attributed to heart trouble and complications.
Loren L. Alspach, son of John W. and Sarah A. ALSPACH, was born in Henry County, near Mechanicsburg, Indiana, November 12, 1866. He had resided near Akron most of his life where he had followed the occupation of farming. He was never married and lived with his two sisters, Rose [ALSPACH] and Edna ALSPACH who are the only two survivors.
The services were held at the home with Rev. I. E. LONGENBAUGH of Rochester in charge and burial was made in the Mt. Hope cemetery in Athens.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obituaries – 1932 by Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh
Published in the Rochester(IN) News-Sentinel, Monday, September 12, 1932
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at two o'clock for Loren L. ALSPACH, age 67, who died at 2:30 Saturday afternoon at his home three miles southwest of Akron. Mr. Alspach had been in ill health since early in the spring, but was found dead in his chair Saturday. Death was attributed to heart trouble and complications.
Loren L. Alspach, son of John W. and Sarah A. ALSPACH, was born in Henry County, near Mechanicsburg, Indiana, November 12, 1866. He had resided near Akron most of his life where he had followed the occupation of farming. He was never married and lived with his two sisters, Rose [ALSPACH] and Edna ALSPACH who are the only two survivors.
The services were held at the home with Rev. I. E. LONGENBAUGH of Rochester in charge and burial was made in the Mt. Hope cemetery in Athens.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obituaries – 1932 by Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at two o'clock for Loren L. ALSPACH, age 67, who died at 2:30 Saturday afternoon at his home three miles southwest of Akron. Mr. Alspach had been in ill health since early in the spring, but was found dead in his chair Saturday. Death was attributed to heart trouble and complications.
Loren L. Alspach, son of John W. and Sarah A. ALSPACH, was born in Henry County, near Mechanicsburg, Indiana, November 12, 1866. He had resided near Akron most of his life where he had followed the occupation of farming. He was never married and lived with his two sisters, Rose [ALSPACH] and Edna ALSPACH who are the only two survivors.
The services were held at the home with Rev. I. E. LONGENBAUGH of Rochester in charge and burial was made in the Mt. Hope cemetery in Athens.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obituaries – 1932 by Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh
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