Independence Daily Reporter
Mrs Charlotte Ann Click, 83, died Monday afternoon at her home in Havana after a year's illness. She had been a resident of Havana since she came there as a bride in 1892, and before her marriage had lived in the Jefferson community. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Thompson, Havana; three sons, Edgar and Henry of Havana, and Fred Click of Coffeyville; three sisters, Mrs Malindia Romig, Independence, Mrs Sarah Broadbent, Beloit, and Mrs Mary Gerdes, Los Angeles; and one brother, Calvin Glaze, Blythe, California. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Havana Methodist Church, and burial was in the Havana Cemetery.
Mrs Charlotte Ann Click, 83, died Monday afternoon at her home in Havana after a year's illness. She had been a resident of Havana since she came there as a bride in 1892, and before her marriage had lived in the Jefferson community. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Thompson, Havana; three sons, Edgar and Henry of Havana, and Fred Click of Coffeyville; three sisters, Mrs Malindia Romig, Independence, Mrs Sarah Broadbent, Beloit, and Mrs Mary Gerdes, Los Angeles; and one brother, Calvin Glaze, Blythe, California. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Havana Methodist Church, and burial was in the Havana Cemetery.
Independence Daily Reporter
Mrs Charlotte Ann Click, 83, died Monday afternoon at her home in Havana after a year's illness. She had been a resident of Havana since she came there as a bride in 1892, and before her marriage had lived in the Jefferson community. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Thompson, Havana; three sons, Edgar and Henry of Havana, and Fred Click of Coffeyville; three sisters, Mrs Malindia Romig, Independence, Mrs Sarah Broadbent, Beloit, and Mrs Mary Gerdes, Los Angeles; and one brother, Calvin Glaze, Blythe, California. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Havana Methodist Church, and burial was in the Havana Cemetery.
Mrs Charlotte Ann Click, 83, died Monday afternoon at her home in Havana after a year's illness. She had been a resident of Havana since she came there as a bride in 1892, and before her marriage had lived in the Jefferson community. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Thompson, Havana; three sons, Edgar and Henry of Havana, and Fred Click of Coffeyville; three sisters, Mrs Malindia Romig, Independence, Mrs Sarah Broadbent, Beloit, and Mrs Mary Gerdes, Los Angeles; and one brother, Calvin Glaze, Blythe, California. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Havana Methodist Church, and burial was in the Havana Cemetery.
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