"The Delphi Journal," Delphi, Indiana, Page 1, Thursday, February 9, 1912
WELL KNOWN WOMAN IS CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Sarah Shull, 47 years old, wife of Milton Shull, residing two and a half miles northwest of Middlefork, died at her home, Monday morning at eight o'clock. Death was due to an abscess in the left side, with which she had been suffering for only a week.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Shull is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Hugh Ammerman of Cutler; one son, Charles Shull who resided at home; also her mother and two sisters and numerous friends.
Mrs. Shull has resided in the vicinity of Middlefork during most of her life. She was well known in that neighborhood and highly esteemed by those who knew her kindly nature. Her death comes as a shock to members of her family as well as friends. She was taken ill a week ago and grew rapidly worse, until death relieved her.
The funeral was held from the Ball Hill Church, Wednesday morning at 11:00 a.m. conducted by the Reverend Flagg of Middlefork. Burial will be in Ball Hill Cemetery.
WELL KNOWN WOMAN IS CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Sarah Shull, 47 years old, wife of Milton Shull, residing two and a half miles northwest of Middlefork, died at her home, Monday morning at eight o'clock. Death was due to an abscess in the left side, with which she had been suffering for only a week.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Shull is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Hugh Ammerman of Cutler; one son, Charles Shull who resided at home; also her mother and two sisters and numerous friends.
Mrs. Shull has resided in the vicinity of Middlefork during most of her life. She was well known in that neighborhood and highly esteemed by those who knew her kindly nature. Her death comes as a shock to members of her family as well as friends. She was taken ill a week ago and grew rapidly worse, until death relieved her.
The funeral was held from the Ball Hill Church, Wednesday morning at 11:00 a.m. conducted by the Reverend Flagg of Middlefork. Burial will be in Ball Hill Cemetery.
"The Delphi Journal," Delphi, Indiana, Page 1, Thursday, February 9, 1912
WELL KNOWN WOMAN IS CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Sarah Shull, 47 years old, wife of Milton Shull, residing two and a half miles northwest of Middlefork, died at her home, Monday morning at eight o'clock. Death was due to an abscess in the left side, with which she had been suffering for only a week.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Shull is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Hugh Ammerman of Cutler; one son, Charles Shull who resided at home; also her mother and two sisters and numerous friends.
Mrs. Shull has resided in the vicinity of Middlefork during most of her life. She was well known in that neighborhood and highly esteemed by those who knew her kindly nature. Her death comes as a shock to members of her family as well as friends. She was taken ill a week ago and grew rapidly worse, until death relieved her.
The funeral was held from the Ball Hill Church, Wednesday morning at 11:00 a.m. conducted by the Reverend Flagg of Middlefork. Burial will be in Ball Hill Cemetery.
WELL KNOWN WOMAN IS CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Sarah Shull, 47 years old, wife of Milton Shull, residing two and a half miles northwest of Middlefork, died at her home, Monday morning at eight o'clock. Death was due to an abscess in the left side, with which she had been suffering for only a week.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Shull is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Hugh Ammerman of Cutler; one son, Charles Shull who resided at home; also her mother and two sisters and numerous friends.
Mrs. Shull has resided in the vicinity of Middlefork during most of her life. She was well known in that neighborhood and highly esteemed by those who knew her kindly nature. Her death comes as a shock to members of her family as well as friends. She was taken ill a week ago and grew rapidly worse, until death relieved her.
The funeral was held from the Ball Hill Church, Wednesday morning at 11:00 a.m. conducted by the Reverend Flagg of Middlefork. Burial will be in Ball Hill Cemetery.
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