Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Pierce mourn the death of their infant son, Lawrence Vernon, which occurred Wednesday morning, July 10th at 9 o'clock. The baby was one of a pair of twins which were born May 3, 1917. He was thus one year, four months and six day old. The chid had measles and last Tuesday eveing pneumonia developed. He was very ill all night and in the morning fell asleep.
This is the first break in the Pierce family and their many friends are extending their most heartfelt sympathy. The baby was a bright child. The other children who survived are his twin sister, Laura Mary, an older brother, Bert, and an older sister Majorie, who now ill at the Pierce home with a slight attack of scarelt fever.
Owning to this sickness no funeral services will hled, except a brief burial service at the grave. Rev. Perdue will have charge of the service at the cemetery.
The Ritzville Times, Thursday July 11, 1918
This is the first break in the Pierce family and their many friends are extending their most heartfelt sympathy. The baby was a bright child. The other children who survived are his twin sister, Laura Mary, an older brother, Bert, and an older sister Majorie, who now ill at the Pierce home with a slight attack of scarelt fever.
Owning to this sickness no funeral services will hled, except a brief burial service at the grave. Rev. Perdue will have charge of the service at the cemetery.
The Ritzville Times, Thursday July 11, 1918
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Pierce mourn the death of their infant son, Lawrence Vernon, which occurred Wednesday morning, July 10th at 9 o'clock. The baby was one of a pair of twins which were born May 3, 1917. He was thus one year, four months and six day old. The chid had measles and last Tuesday eveing pneumonia developed. He was very ill all night and in the morning fell asleep.
This is the first break in the Pierce family and their many friends are extending their most heartfelt sympathy. The baby was a bright child. The other children who survived are his twin sister, Laura Mary, an older brother, Bert, and an older sister Majorie, who now ill at the Pierce home with a slight attack of scarelt fever.
Owning to this sickness no funeral services will hled, except a brief burial service at the grave. Rev. Perdue will have charge of the service at the cemetery.
The Ritzville Times, Thursday July 11, 1918
This is the first break in the Pierce family and their many friends are extending their most heartfelt sympathy. The baby was a bright child. The other children who survived are his twin sister, Laura Mary, an older brother, Bert, and an older sister Majorie, who now ill at the Pierce home with a slight attack of scarelt fever.
Owning to this sickness no funeral services will hled, except a brief burial service at the grave. Rev. Perdue will have charge of the service at the cemetery.
The Ritzville Times, Thursday July 11, 1918
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