Homer G. Mauzy, 67, of 711 East Main street, died at his home last midnight after an illness of three years. He had resided here for the past 30 years.
Surviving are the widow, Rosa B.; two sons, Byron and Paul; five daughters, Ruth, society editor of The Press, and Rosa Bell, at home, and Mrs. Ralph Dragoo, Mrs. Herschel Steck, and Mrs. D.C. Simms, all of Muncie; a sister, Mrs. George Gray, of Rushville; brother, Wilfred Mauzy, of Eureka, Cal., and four grandchildren.
Surviving are the widow, Rosa B.; two sons, Byron and Paul; five daughters, Ruth, society editor of The Press, and Rosa Bell, at home, and Mrs. Ralph Dragoo, Mrs. Herschel Steck, and Mrs. D.C. Simms, all of Muncie; a sister, Mrs. George Gray, of Rushville; brother, Wilfred Mauzy, of Eureka, Cal., and four grandchildren.
Homer G. Mauzy, 67, of 711 East Main street, died at his home last midnight after an illness of three years. He had resided here for the past 30 years.
Surviving are the widow, Rosa B.; two sons, Byron and Paul; five daughters, Ruth, society editor of The Press, and Rosa Bell, at home, and Mrs. Ralph Dragoo, Mrs. Herschel Steck, and Mrs. D.C. Simms, all of Muncie; a sister, Mrs. George Gray, of Rushville; brother, Wilfred Mauzy, of Eureka, Cal., and four grandchildren.
Surviving are the widow, Rosa B.; two sons, Byron and Paul; five daughters, Ruth, society editor of The Press, and Rosa Bell, at home, and Mrs. Ralph Dragoo, Mrs. Herschel Steck, and Mrs. D.C. Simms, all of Muncie; a sister, Mrs. George Gray, of Rushville; brother, Wilfred Mauzy, of Eureka, Cal., and four grandchildren.
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