"Miss Lucy Pollock, 80, who lived at the Webster Ladies Home in Danville, died at 10:40 p.m. Tuesday at Brokaw Hospital.
Miss Pollock, who had been visiting Mrs. Adah Pedrette, 1214 N. East St., fractured a hip in a fall on North Main Street June 14. Coroner Joseph Hallett said Wednesday that he will hold an inquest.
Miss Pollock was taken to the Murray-Stamper Memorial Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
She was born and raised in Danville and had taught and supervised a cottage at the Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's School in Normal for many years. She supervised a cottage for about 20 years and left the school about several years ago.
Surviving are three nephews and a niece, Mrs. Roy Allen, Green Bay, Wis."
Miss Pollock, who had been visiting Mrs. Adah Pedrette, 1214 N. East St., fractured a hip in a fall on North Main Street June 14. Coroner Joseph Hallett said Wednesday that he will hold an inquest.
Miss Pollock was taken to the Murray-Stamper Memorial Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
She was born and raised in Danville and had taught and supervised a cottage at the Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's School in Normal for many years. She supervised a cottage for about 20 years and left the school about several years ago.
Surviving are three nephews and a niece, Mrs. Roy Allen, Green Bay, Wis."
"Miss Lucy Pollock, 80, who lived at the Webster Ladies Home in Danville, died at 10:40 p.m. Tuesday at Brokaw Hospital.
Miss Pollock, who had been visiting Mrs. Adah Pedrette, 1214 N. East St., fractured a hip in a fall on North Main Street June 14. Coroner Joseph Hallett said Wednesday that he will hold an inquest.
Miss Pollock was taken to the Murray-Stamper Memorial Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
She was born and raised in Danville and had taught and supervised a cottage at the Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's School in Normal for many years. She supervised a cottage for about 20 years and left the school about several years ago.
Surviving are three nephews and a niece, Mrs. Roy Allen, Green Bay, Wis."
Miss Pollock, who had been visiting Mrs. Adah Pedrette, 1214 N. East St., fractured a hip in a fall on North Main Street June 14. Coroner Joseph Hallett said Wednesday that he will hold an inquest.
Miss Pollock was taken to the Murray-Stamper Memorial Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
She was born and raised in Danville and had taught and supervised a cottage at the Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's School in Normal for many years. She supervised a cottage for about 20 years and left the school about several years ago.
Surviving are three nephews and a niece, Mrs. Roy Allen, Green Bay, Wis."
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Her birthdate came from her birth certificate that Daniel Allen has a copy of.
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