Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Catherine Randolph, 78, were held Monday afternoon at the Lower Deer Creek Brethren church with burial in the Musselman cemetery.
Mrs. Randolph, a native of Adams county, Pennsylvania, died Saturday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ovena Trapp, three miles south east of Camden.
Born October 30, 1867, in Pennsylvania, she was the daughter of Jacob and June (Brooken) Coldsmith. Her husband. Samuel E. Randolph, preceded her in death.
Surviving daughters are Mrs. Trapp, Mrs. Marie J. Kleckner, and Mrs. Mary Gish, all of near Camden; Mrs. Maude Plank of Camden; Mrs. Evadue McCloskey of Young America; a brother, John Coldsmith of Camden two sisters, Mrs. Anna Roberson and Mrs. Cora Stembaugh of Flora; 18 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Baker and Sons funeral home were in charge of arrangements.
Delphi Citizen June 20, 1946
Mrs. Randolph, a native of Adams county, Pennsylvania, died Saturday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ovena Trapp, three miles south east of Camden.
Born October 30, 1867, in Pennsylvania, she was the daughter of Jacob and June (Brooken) Coldsmith. Her husband. Samuel E. Randolph, preceded her in death.
Surviving daughters are Mrs. Trapp, Mrs. Marie J. Kleckner, and Mrs. Mary Gish, all of near Camden; Mrs. Maude Plank of Camden; Mrs. Evadue McCloskey of Young America; a brother, John Coldsmith of Camden two sisters, Mrs. Anna Roberson and Mrs. Cora Stembaugh of Flora; 18 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Baker and Sons funeral home were in charge of arrangements.
Delphi Citizen June 20, 1946
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Catherine Randolph, 78, were held Monday afternoon at the Lower Deer Creek Brethren church with burial in the Musselman cemetery.
Mrs. Randolph, a native of Adams county, Pennsylvania, died Saturday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ovena Trapp, three miles south east of Camden.
Born October 30, 1867, in Pennsylvania, she was the daughter of Jacob and June (Brooken) Coldsmith. Her husband. Samuel E. Randolph, preceded her in death.
Surviving daughters are Mrs. Trapp, Mrs. Marie J. Kleckner, and Mrs. Mary Gish, all of near Camden; Mrs. Maude Plank of Camden; Mrs. Evadue McCloskey of Young America; a brother, John Coldsmith of Camden two sisters, Mrs. Anna Roberson and Mrs. Cora Stembaugh of Flora; 18 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Baker and Sons funeral home were in charge of arrangements.
Delphi Citizen June 20, 1946
Mrs. Randolph, a native of Adams county, Pennsylvania, died Saturday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ovena Trapp, three miles south east of Camden.
Born October 30, 1867, in Pennsylvania, she was the daughter of Jacob and June (Brooken) Coldsmith. Her husband. Samuel E. Randolph, preceded her in death.
Surviving daughters are Mrs. Trapp, Mrs. Marie J. Kleckner, and Mrs. Mary Gish, all of near Camden; Mrs. Maude Plank of Camden; Mrs. Evadue McCloskey of Young America; a brother, John Coldsmith of Camden two sisters, Mrs. Anna Roberson and Mrs. Cora Stembaugh of Flora; 18 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Baker and Sons funeral home were in charge of arrangements.
Delphi Citizen June 20, 1946
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