Wife of Robert James Adams
DEATH OF MRS. ADAMS
After a long and painful illness Mrs Helen L. Adams died Monday night ages 45.
During the past two years she has been troubled with cancer which was finally the cause of her death.
Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon were held at the Presbyterian church, the sermon being preached by Rev. D. G. Bradford and the remains being interred in Pontiac cemetery by the side of her husband, his being the first body taken across the present Pontac bridge.
Mrs. Adams leaves four daughters, one married, two sisters Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Westcott, several brothers and father to mourn her loss.
DEATH OF MRS. ADAMS
After a long and painful illness Mrs Helen L. Adams died Monday night ages 45.
During the past two years she has been troubled with cancer which was finally the cause of her death.
Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon were held at the Presbyterian church, the sermon being preached by Rev. D. G. Bradford and the remains being interred in Pontiac cemetery by the side of her husband, his being the first body taken across the present Pontac bridge.
Mrs. Adams leaves four daughters, one married, two sisters Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Westcott, several brothers and father to mourn her loss.
Wife of Robert James Adams
DEATH OF MRS. ADAMS
After a long and painful illness Mrs Helen L. Adams died Monday night ages 45.
During the past two years she has been troubled with cancer which was finally the cause of her death.
Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon were held at the Presbyterian church, the sermon being preached by Rev. D. G. Bradford and the remains being interred in Pontiac cemetery by the side of her husband, his being the first body taken across the present Pontac bridge.
Mrs. Adams leaves four daughters, one married, two sisters Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Westcott, several brothers and father to mourn her loss.
DEATH OF MRS. ADAMS
After a long and painful illness Mrs Helen L. Adams died Monday night ages 45.
During the past two years she has been troubled with cancer which was finally the cause of her death.
Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon were held at the Presbyterian church, the sermon being preached by Rev. D. G. Bradford and the remains being interred in Pontiac cemetery by the side of her husband, his being the first body taken across the present Pontac bridge.
Mrs. Adams leaves four daughters, one married, two sisters Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Westcott, several brothers and father to mourn her loss.
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