Mary Eva Asper
daughter of Wilbert Asper & Susan Chambers
IL marriage records
Eva M. Asper m. Walter J. Crabb 11 Oct 1905 Livingston Co.
1920 Gilboa Twp., Benton Co., IN
Walter Crabb 39yrs b. IL, farmer
Eva 34yrs b. IL
Mildred 12yrs b. IL
Margarite 10yrs b. IL
Helen 6yrs b. IL
1930 Gilboa Twp., Benton Co., IN
Walter J. Crabb 50yrs b. IL, farmer
Eva M. 40yrs b. IL
Helen E. 16yrs b. IL
IN death certificates
Eva Crabb
widowed
father-Wilbert Asper
mother-Susan Chambers
d. coronary occlusion
Remington Cemetery
The Remington Press
Fri., 3 Sep 1954, pg. 1, col. 4 & 5
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crabb Die Suddenly Sunday A.M.
This community was shocked Sunday morning to learn that heart attacks had taken the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crabb, who were found dead at their home in the south part of town, by neighbors. Death occurred August 29, 1954.
THe family physician had been called to their home about half an hour after midnight to treat Mr. Crabb for a heart ailment. Neighbors found both him and his wife dead around 9:30 Sunday morning. Mrs. Crabb was found lying beside the telephone with the telephone directory in her hand, apparently as she tried to summon help. Both had been in failing health for several years.
Both Mr. Crabb, 74, and his wife, the former Eva Asper, 69, were born near Pontiac, Illinois. They were married in 1905 and had resided in the Remington vicinity since 1918, moving to town from Gilboa Township in 1937. He was a retired farmer. They were members of the Remington Methodist church.
Surviving them are three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Horn of South Bend, Mrs. Marguerite Brown of Indianpolis, Mrs. Helen Dowell of Lafayette and one granddaughter, Judy Brown. Mr. Crabb is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Dora Cornwell of Hammond, Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips of Hicksville, Ohio. Mrs. Crabb's survivors include a brother, Jack Asper of Pontiac, Ill., three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Taylor of
Cullom, Ill, Mrs. Rena Topke of Chenoa, Ill., and Mrs. Lottie Holt of Pontiac, Ill.
The bodies were taken to the Howard Funeral Home. Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Methodist church with Rev. R.W. Michel officiating.
Burial in the Remington cemetery.
daughter of Wilbert Asper & Susan Chambers
IL marriage records
Eva M. Asper m. Walter J. Crabb 11 Oct 1905 Livingston Co.
1920 Gilboa Twp., Benton Co., IN
Walter Crabb 39yrs b. IL, farmer
Eva 34yrs b. IL
Mildred 12yrs b. IL
Margarite 10yrs b. IL
Helen 6yrs b. IL
1930 Gilboa Twp., Benton Co., IN
Walter J. Crabb 50yrs b. IL, farmer
Eva M. 40yrs b. IL
Helen E. 16yrs b. IL
IN death certificates
Eva Crabb
widowed
father-Wilbert Asper
mother-Susan Chambers
d. coronary occlusion
Remington Cemetery
The Remington Press
Fri., 3 Sep 1954, pg. 1, col. 4 & 5
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crabb Die Suddenly Sunday A.M.
This community was shocked Sunday morning to learn that heart attacks had taken the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crabb, who were found dead at their home in the south part of town, by neighbors. Death occurred August 29, 1954.
THe family physician had been called to their home about half an hour after midnight to treat Mr. Crabb for a heart ailment. Neighbors found both him and his wife dead around 9:30 Sunday morning. Mrs. Crabb was found lying beside the telephone with the telephone directory in her hand, apparently as she tried to summon help. Both had been in failing health for several years.
Both Mr. Crabb, 74, and his wife, the former Eva Asper, 69, were born near Pontiac, Illinois. They were married in 1905 and had resided in the Remington vicinity since 1918, moving to town from Gilboa Township in 1937. He was a retired farmer. They were members of the Remington Methodist church.
Surviving them are three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Horn of South Bend, Mrs. Marguerite Brown of Indianpolis, Mrs. Helen Dowell of Lafayette and one granddaughter, Judy Brown. Mr. Crabb is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Dora Cornwell of Hammond, Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips of Hicksville, Ohio. Mrs. Crabb's survivors include a brother, Jack Asper of Pontiac, Ill., three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Taylor of
Cullom, Ill, Mrs. Rena Topke of Chenoa, Ill., and Mrs. Lottie Holt of Pontiac, Ill.
The bodies were taken to the Howard Funeral Home. Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Methodist church with Rev. R.W. Michel officiating.
Burial in the Remington cemetery.
Mary Eva Asper
daughter of Wilbert Asper & Susan Chambers
IL marriage records
Eva M. Asper m. Walter J. Crabb 11 Oct 1905 Livingston Co.
1920 Gilboa Twp., Benton Co., IN
Walter Crabb 39yrs b. IL, farmer
Eva 34yrs b. IL
Mildred 12yrs b. IL
Margarite 10yrs b. IL
Helen 6yrs b. IL
1930 Gilboa Twp., Benton Co., IN
Walter J. Crabb 50yrs b. IL, farmer
Eva M. 40yrs b. IL
Helen E. 16yrs b. IL
IN death certificates
Eva Crabb
widowed
father-Wilbert Asper
mother-Susan Chambers
d. coronary occlusion
Remington Cemetery
The Remington Press
Fri., 3 Sep 1954, pg. 1, col. 4 & 5
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crabb Die Suddenly Sunday A.M.
This community was shocked Sunday morning to learn that heart attacks had taken the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crabb, who were found dead at their home in the south part of town, by neighbors. Death occurred August 29, 1954.
THe family physician had been called to their home about half an hour after midnight to treat Mr. Crabb for a heart ailment. Neighbors found both him and his wife dead around 9:30 Sunday morning. Mrs. Crabb was found lying beside the telephone with the telephone directory in her hand, apparently as she tried to summon help. Both had been in failing health for several years.
Both Mr. Crabb, 74, and his wife, the former Eva Asper, 69, were born near Pontiac, Illinois. They were married in 1905 and had resided in the Remington vicinity since 1918, moving to town from Gilboa Township in 1937. He was a retired farmer. They were members of the Remington Methodist church.
Surviving them are three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Horn of South Bend, Mrs. Marguerite Brown of Indianpolis, Mrs. Helen Dowell of Lafayette and one granddaughter, Judy Brown. Mr. Crabb is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Dora Cornwell of Hammond, Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips of Hicksville, Ohio. Mrs. Crabb's survivors include a brother, Jack Asper of Pontiac, Ill., three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Taylor of
Cullom, Ill, Mrs. Rena Topke of Chenoa, Ill., and Mrs. Lottie Holt of Pontiac, Ill.
The bodies were taken to the Howard Funeral Home. Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Methodist church with Rev. R.W. Michel officiating.
Burial in the Remington cemetery.
daughter of Wilbert Asper & Susan Chambers
IL marriage records
Eva M. Asper m. Walter J. Crabb 11 Oct 1905 Livingston Co.
1920 Gilboa Twp., Benton Co., IN
Walter Crabb 39yrs b. IL, farmer
Eva 34yrs b. IL
Mildred 12yrs b. IL
Margarite 10yrs b. IL
Helen 6yrs b. IL
1930 Gilboa Twp., Benton Co., IN
Walter J. Crabb 50yrs b. IL, farmer
Eva M. 40yrs b. IL
Helen E. 16yrs b. IL
IN death certificates
Eva Crabb
widowed
father-Wilbert Asper
mother-Susan Chambers
d. coronary occlusion
Remington Cemetery
The Remington Press
Fri., 3 Sep 1954, pg. 1, col. 4 & 5
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crabb Die Suddenly Sunday A.M.
This community was shocked Sunday morning to learn that heart attacks had taken the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crabb, who were found dead at their home in the south part of town, by neighbors. Death occurred August 29, 1954.
THe family physician had been called to their home about half an hour after midnight to treat Mr. Crabb for a heart ailment. Neighbors found both him and his wife dead around 9:30 Sunday morning. Mrs. Crabb was found lying beside the telephone with the telephone directory in her hand, apparently as she tried to summon help. Both had been in failing health for several years.
Both Mr. Crabb, 74, and his wife, the former Eva Asper, 69, were born near Pontiac, Illinois. They were married in 1905 and had resided in the Remington vicinity since 1918, moving to town from Gilboa Township in 1937. He was a retired farmer. They were members of the Remington Methodist church.
Surviving them are three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Horn of South Bend, Mrs. Marguerite Brown of Indianpolis, Mrs. Helen Dowell of Lafayette and one granddaughter, Judy Brown. Mr. Crabb is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Dora Cornwell of Hammond, Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips of Hicksville, Ohio. Mrs. Crabb's survivors include a brother, Jack Asper of Pontiac, Ill., three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Taylor of
Cullom, Ill, Mrs. Rena Topke of Chenoa, Ill., and Mrs. Lottie Holt of Pontiac, Ill.
The bodies were taken to the Howard Funeral Home. Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Methodist church with Rev. R.W. Michel officiating.
Burial in the Remington cemetery.
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