Died at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne,Allen Co.,Indiana.
Pall-Bearers: Kenneth, Herb, Max, Clarence, Virgil, and Morris Coble.
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Source: Notes from Hazel Coble-Shank
Pearl was the third daughter born. She helped on the family farm and did house work for different families and worked at the Grip Nut Co. She married Erwin Rivett of South Whitley, and while working for the phone company he was electrocuted. He is buried at South Whitley. Pearl returned to South Whitley and then married Chancey Weaver from Syracuse who did cement work and plastering. They had one daughter, Donna Lee. Mike and Pearl are both buried at South Whitley.
Pall-Bearers: Kenneth, Herb, Max, Clarence, Virgil, and Morris Coble.
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Source: Notes from Hazel Coble-Shank
Pearl was the third daughter born. She helped on the family farm and did house work for different families and worked at the Grip Nut Co. She married Erwin Rivett of South Whitley, and while working for the phone company he was electrocuted. He is buried at South Whitley. Pearl returned to South Whitley and then married Chancey Weaver from Syracuse who did cement work and plastering. They had one daughter, Donna Lee. Mike and Pearl are both buried at South Whitley.
Died at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne,Allen Co.,Indiana.
Pall-Bearers: Kenneth, Herb, Max, Clarence, Virgil, and Morris Coble.
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Source: Notes from Hazel Coble-Shank
Pearl was the third daughter born. She helped on the family farm and did house work for different families and worked at the Grip Nut Co. She married Erwin Rivett of South Whitley, and while working for the phone company he was electrocuted. He is buried at South Whitley. Pearl returned to South Whitley and then married Chancey Weaver from Syracuse who did cement work and plastering. They had one daughter, Donna Lee. Mike and Pearl are both buried at South Whitley.
Pall-Bearers: Kenneth, Herb, Max, Clarence, Virgil, and Morris Coble.
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Source: Notes from Hazel Coble-Shank
Pearl was the third daughter born. She helped on the family farm and did house work for different families and worked at the Grip Nut Co. She married Erwin Rivett of South Whitley, and while working for the phone company he was electrocuted. He is buried at South Whitley. Pearl returned to South Whitley and then married Chancey Weaver from Syracuse who did cement work and plastering. They had one daughter, Donna Lee. Mike and Pearl are both buried at South Whitley.
Gravesite Details
Spouse, Chancey 'Mike' H. Weaver, I-3-9, Married August 13, 1931.
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