Obituary from The Times Recorder, Zanesville, 3/21/1949, pg. 2:
Deaths:
Axtell, Mrs. Lillian, 87, of Caldwell, Sunday.
Mrs. C.L. Axtell Dies in Caldwell
Mrs. Lillian Smith Axtell, 87, widow of the late Charles L. Axtell died Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in her home on First street, Caldwell, after a short illness, although she had been an invalid for several years.
A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, she was the last of a large family and spent most of her life in the Caldwell vicinity. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ora Nowell of Barberton: two grandchildren, Charles McCormick of Chicago and Mrs. Russell Stumpp of Barberton, and two great-grandchildren, Charles McCormick, Jr., and Larry Stumpp.
Mrs. Axtell was a member of the Caldwell First Methodist
church and the Home Department Bible class of the church.
The body was taken to the B.B. Wheeler funeral home in Caldwell.
Deaths:
Axtell, Mrs. Lillian, 87, of Caldwell, Sunday.
Mrs. C.L. Axtell Dies in Caldwell
Mrs. Lillian Smith Axtell, 87, widow of the late Charles L. Axtell died Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in her home on First street, Caldwell, after a short illness, although she had been an invalid for several years.
A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, she was the last of a large family and spent most of her life in the Caldwell vicinity. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ora Nowell of Barberton: two grandchildren, Charles McCormick of Chicago and Mrs. Russell Stumpp of Barberton, and two great-grandchildren, Charles McCormick, Jr., and Larry Stumpp.
Mrs. Axtell was a member of the Caldwell First Methodist
church and the Home Department Bible class of the church.
The body was taken to the B.B. Wheeler funeral home in Caldwell.
Obituary from The Times Recorder, Zanesville, 3/21/1949, pg. 2:
Deaths:
Axtell, Mrs. Lillian, 87, of Caldwell, Sunday.
Mrs. C.L. Axtell Dies in Caldwell
Mrs. Lillian Smith Axtell, 87, widow of the late Charles L. Axtell died Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in her home on First street, Caldwell, after a short illness, although she had been an invalid for several years.
A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, she was the last of a large family and spent most of her life in the Caldwell vicinity. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ora Nowell of Barberton: two grandchildren, Charles McCormick of Chicago and Mrs. Russell Stumpp of Barberton, and two great-grandchildren, Charles McCormick, Jr., and Larry Stumpp.
Mrs. Axtell was a member of the Caldwell First Methodist
church and the Home Department Bible class of the church.
The body was taken to the B.B. Wheeler funeral home in Caldwell.
Deaths:
Axtell, Mrs. Lillian, 87, of Caldwell, Sunday.
Mrs. C.L. Axtell Dies in Caldwell
Mrs. Lillian Smith Axtell, 87, widow of the late Charles L. Axtell died Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in her home on First street, Caldwell, after a short illness, although she had been an invalid for several years.
A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, she was the last of a large family and spent most of her life in the Caldwell vicinity. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ora Nowell of Barberton: two grandchildren, Charles McCormick of Chicago and Mrs. Russell Stumpp of Barberton, and two great-grandchildren, Charles McCormick, Jr., and Larry Stumpp.
Mrs. Axtell was a member of the Caldwell First Methodist
church and the Home Department Bible class of the church.
The body was taken to the B.B. Wheeler funeral home in Caldwell.
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