Died at her home on Harmar Hill, the 13th, instant, Mrs. Saida M. Scott Palmer, wife of Major Jewett Palmer. Mrs. Palmer was born in Marietta at the west corner of Third and Washington Streets, September 19, 1846 and she spent her entire life in Marietta.
In 1866 on her birthday she married Jewett Palmer, who with two daughters,Misses Muriel and Winifred Palmer survive her.
Mrs. Palmer was a woman of extraordinary ability. She was a good thinker and a splendid executive. She had a good talent as a musician and cultivated that talent to the time of her death. She had been organist of the First Unitarian Church for more than thirty years.
Just five months exactly followed her mother, Mrs. Scott.
The funeral will occur this Tuesday at the Unitarian Church, with private burial.
Marrietta Daily Leader
Marietta, Ohio
August 15, 1899
Page 3 column 2
In 1866 on her birthday she married Jewett Palmer, who with two daughters,Misses Muriel and Winifred Palmer survive her.
Mrs. Palmer was a woman of extraordinary ability. She was a good thinker and a splendid executive. She had a good talent as a musician and cultivated that talent to the time of her death. She had been organist of the First Unitarian Church for more than thirty years.
Just five months exactly followed her mother, Mrs. Scott.
The funeral will occur this Tuesday at the Unitarian Church, with private burial.
Marrietta Daily Leader
Marietta, Ohio
August 15, 1899
Page 3 column 2
Died at her home on Harmar Hill, the 13th, instant, Mrs. Saida M. Scott Palmer, wife of Major Jewett Palmer. Mrs. Palmer was born in Marietta at the west corner of Third and Washington Streets, September 19, 1846 and she spent her entire life in Marietta.
In 1866 on her birthday she married Jewett Palmer, who with two daughters,Misses Muriel and Winifred Palmer survive her.
Mrs. Palmer was a woman of extraordinary ability. She was a good thinker and a splendid executive. She had a good talent as a musician and cultivated that talent to the time of her death. She had been organist of the First Unitarian Church for more than thirty years.
Just five months exactly followed her mother, Mrs. Scott.
The funeral will occur this Tuesday at the Unitarian Church, with private burial.
Marrietta Daily Leader
Marietta, Ohio
August 15, 1899
Page 3 column 2
In 1866 on her birthday she married Jewett Palmer, who with two daughters,Misses Muriel and Winifred Palmer survive her.
Mrs. Palmer was a woman of extraordinary ability. She was a good thinker and a splendid executive. She had a good talent as a musician and cultivated that talent to the time of her death. She had been organist of the First Unitarian Church for more than thirty years.
Just five months exactly followed her mother, Mrs. Scott.
The funeral will occur this Tuesday at the Unitarian Church, with private burial.
Marrietta Daily Leader
Marietta, Ohio
August 15, 1899
Page 3 column 2
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