The Republican,
March 27, 1930:
Pittsboro: Joe May was taken sick, last Wednesday morning. He was taken to the M. E. hospital, Saturday, for an operation for appendicitis. He died Monday at 7 a.m. He leaves his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Forest Johnson, of Danville; Mrs. Guy Sands, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Wade Rogers, of Lizton, and ten grandchildren to mourn their loss. He was sixty years of age.
March 27, 1930:
Pittsboro: Joe May was taken sick, last Wednesday morning. He was taken to the M. E. hospital, Saturday, for an operation for appendicitis. He died Monday at 7 a.m. He leaves his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Forest Johnson, of Danville; Mrs. Guy Sands, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Wade Rogers, of Lizton, and ten grandchildren to mourn their loss. He was sixty years of age.
The Republican,
March 27, 1930:
Pittsboro: Joe May was taken sick, last Wednesday morning. He was taken to the M. E. hospital, Saturday, for an operation for appendicitis. He died Monday at 7 a.m. He leaves his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Forest Johnson, of Danville; Mrs. Guy Sands, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Wade Rogers, of Lizton, and ten grandchildren to mourn their loss. He was sixty years of age.
March 27, 1930:
Pittsboro: Joe May was taken sick, last Wednesday morning. He was taken to the M. E. hospital, Saturday, for an operation for appendicitis. He died Monday at 7 a.m. He leaves his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Forest Johnson, of Danville; Mrs. Guy Sands, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Wade Rogers, of Lizton, and ten grandchildren to mourn their loss. He was sixty years of age.
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