Honey Groves News: Young Man Dead
Roscoe Farrer, 24 years of age, died suddenly at his home below Dial early Tuesday morning. Mr. Farrar, we understand, was recovering from a case of typhoid fever and was believed to be improved, when the end came to him very suddenly. He is survived by his mother and other relatives. Mr. Farrar was well known in his community and had many friends who regret his death.
The funeral services were held at the Oak Ridge Cemetery at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, having been postponed from Wednesday on account of inclement weather.
--The Bonham Daily Favorite, Sat, Oct 6, 1928, p4
Roscoe Farrer, 24 years of age, died suddenly at his home below Dial early Tuesday morning. Mr. Farrar, we understand, was recovering from a case of typhoid fever and was believed to be improved, when the end came to him very suddenly. He is survived by his mother and other relatives. Mr. Farrar was well known in his community and had many friends who regret his death.
The funeral services were held at the Oak Ridge Cemetery at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, having been postponed from Wednesday on account of inclement weather.
--The Bonham Daily Favorite, Sat, Oct 6, 1928, p4
Honey Groves News: Young Man Dead
Roscoe Farrer, 24 years of age, died suddenly at his home below Dial early Tuesday morning. Mr. Farrar, we understand, was recovering from a case of typhoid fever and was believed to be improved, when the end came to him very suddenly. He is survived by his mother and other relatives. Mr. Farrar was well known in his community and had many friends who regret his death.
The funeral services were held at the Oak Ridge Cemetery at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, having been postponed from Wednesday on account of inclement weather.
--The Bonham Daily Favorite, Sat, Oct 6, 1928, p4
Roscoe Farrer, 24 years of age, died suddenly at his home below Dial early Tuesday morning. Mr. Farrar, we understand, was recovering from a case of typhoid fever and was believed to be improved, when the end came to him very suddenly. He is survived by his mother and other relatives. Mr. Farrar was well known in his community and had many friends who regret his death.
The funeral services were held at the Oak Ridge Cemetery at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, having been postponed from Wednesday on account of inclement weather.
--The Bonham Daily Favorite, Sat, Oct 6, 1928, p4
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