New Market Our Church Paper
Wednesday, June 21, 1899, New Market, Virginia, United States Of America
Brother A. Floyd Wall, a prominent member of St. Peter's Lutheran church, Montgomery county, died very suddenly June 8th. He was at work on his fine farm when he was overcome by an apoplectic stroke and died before a physician, summoned by telephone, could reach him. What an uncertain thing this earthly life is.
His host of friends among Lutherans will be sorry to learn of his death. His loss will be greatly felt in the family, in church, and in the community.
Contributor: A Jones Girl (47504107)
Wednesday, June 21, 1899, New Market, Virginia, United States Of America
Brother A. Floyd Wall, a prominent member of St. Peter's Lutheran church, Montgomery county, died very suddenly June 8th. He was at work on his fine farm when he was overcome by an apoplectic stroke and died before a physician, summoned by telephone, could reach him. What an uncertain thing this earthly life is.
His host of friends among Lutherans will be sorry to learn of his death. His loss will be greatly felt in the family, in church, and in the community.
Contributor: A Jones Girl (47504107)
New Market Our Church Paper
Wednesday, June 21, 1899, New Market, Virginia, United States Of America
Brother A. Floyd Wall, a prominent member of St. Peter's Lutheran church, Montgomery county, died very suddenly June 8th. He was at work on his fine farm when he was overcome by an apoplectic stroke and died before a physician, summoned by telephone, could reach him. What an uncertain thing this earthly life is.
His host of friends among Lutherans will be sorry to learn of his death. His loss will be greatly felt in the family, in church, and in the community.
Contributor: A Jones Girl (47504107)
Wednesday, June 21, 1899, New Market, Virginia, United States Of America
Brother A. Floyd Wall, a prominent member of St. Peter's Lutheran church, Montgomery county, died very suddenly June 8th. He was at work on his fine farm when he was overcome by an apoplectic stroke and died before a physician, summoned by telephone, could reach him. What an uncertain thing this earthly life is.
His host of friends among Lutherans will be sorry to learn of his death. His loss will be greatly felt in the family, in church, and in the community.
Contributor: A Jones Girl (47504107)
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