The Morning Herald
Tuesday, October 7, 1924
Page Eight, Column Two
ELLA DINGMAN HAS PASSED ON
ST. JOHNSVILLE. Oct. 6—Ella Lerean Dingman, 20, passed away Sunday morning at the home of her father, Silas L. Dingman on Hough street, following an illness of a year or more. In March she was taken to the Montgomery Sanitorium at Swart Hill, and remained there until two weeks ago when she was brought home. She was a young woman of high esteem, who had many friends, was a member of the Christian church. Besides father, a sister, Mrs. Ora Matteton and one brother, Silas Leland Dingman survive.
The funeral will be held from the Christian church Wednesday after noon at 2 o'clock. Rev, M. Seelay and Rev. H. C. Fickin officiating.
Tuesday, October 7, 1924
Page Eight, Column Two
ELLA DINGMAN HAS PASSED ON
ST. JOHNSVILLE. Oct. 6—Ella Lerean Dingman, 20, passed away Sunday morning at the home of her father, Silas L. Dingman on Hough street, following an illness of a year or more. In March she was taken to the Montgomery Sanitorium at Swart Hill, and remained there until two weeks ago when she was brought home. She was a young woman of high esteem, who had many friends, was a member of the Christian church. Besides father, a sister, Mrs. Ora Matteton and one brother, Silas Leland Dingman survive.
The funeral will be held from the Christian church Wednesday after noon at 2 o'clock. Rev, M. Seelay and Rev. H. C. Fickin officiating.
The Morning Herald
Tuesday, October 7, 1924
Page Eight, Column Two
ELLA DINGMAN HAS PASSED ON
ST. JOHNSVILLE. Oct. 6—Ella Lerean Dingman, 20, passed away Sunday morning at the home of her father, Silas L. Dingman on Hough street, following an illness of a year or more. In March she was taken to the Montgomery Sanitorium at Swart Hill, and remained there until two weeks ago when she was brought home. She was a young woman of high esteem, who had many friends, was a member of the Christian church. Besides father, a sister, Mrs. Ora Matteton and one brother, Silas Leland Dingman survive.
The funeral will be held from the Christian church Wednesday after noon at 2 o'clock. Rev, M. Seelay and Rev. H. C. Fickin officiating.
Tuesday, October 7, 1924
Page Eight, Column Two
ELLA DINGMAN HAS PASSED ON
ST. JOHNSVILLE. Oct. 6—Ella Lerean Dingman, 20, passed away Sunday morning at the home of her father, Silas L. Dingman on Hough street, following an illness of a year or more. In March she was taken to the Montgomery Sanitorium at Swart Hill, and remained there until two weeks ago when she was brought home. She was a young woman of high esteem, who had many friends, was a member of the Christian church. Besides father, a sister, Mrs. Ora Matteton and one brother, Silas Leland Dingman survive.
The funeral will be held from the Christian church Wednesday after noon at 2 o'clock. Rev, M. Seelay and Rev. H. C. Fickin officiating.
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