Berne Witness, Adams County, Indiana
Wed., Oct. 14, 1931
FORMER SIX MILE PASTOR DIED TUES.
Rev. R. W. Page Died After 3-Day Illness - Funeral On Thursday
Word has been received of the death of rev. R. W. Page, 73, formerly pastor of the Christian church in Bluffton and at Six Mile on the Linn Grove-Bluffton road west of here. He died early Tuesday morning at his home in Albion, following an illness dating from last Saturday. Death was attributed to heart disease and complications.
He left his home last Saturday for the purpose of going to Burrows, where he was to deliver a sermon Sunday. He became ill at Wolcottville and was returned to his home.
He was a native of Ohio, having been born at Xenia, a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Page. He married Mary Jeannette Coppock, whose death occurred in 1925. His marriage to Miss Martha Mault took place at the Six Mile church west of here in 1927, and she survives.
There also survive seven children (cut off)
Contributor:
Karin King - [email protected]
Wed., Oct. 14, 1931
FORMER SIX MILE PASTOR DIED TUES.
Rev. R. W. Page Died After 3-Day Illness - Funeral On Thursday
Word has been received of the death of rev. R. W. Page, 73, formerly pastor of the Christian church in Bluffton and at Six Mile on the Linn Grove-Bluffton road west of here. He died early Tuesday morning at his home in Albion, following an illness dating from last Saturday. Death was attributed to heart disease and complications.
He left his home last Saturday for the purpose of going to Burrows, where he was to deliver a sermon Sunday. He became ill at Wolcottville and was returned to his home.
He was a native of Ohio, having been born at Xenia, a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Page. He married Mary Jeannette Coppock, whose death occurred in 1925. His marriage to Miss Martha Mault took place at the Six Mile church west of here in 1927, and she survives.
There also survive seven children (cut off)
Contributor:
Karin King - [email protected]
Berne Witness, Adams County, Indiana
Wed., Oct. 14, 1931
FORMER SIX MILE PASTOR DIED TUES.
Rev. R. W. Page Died After 3-Day Illness - Funeral On Thursday
Word has been received of the death of rev. R. W. Page, 73, formerly pastor of the Christian church in Bluffton and at Six Mile on the Linn Grove-Bluffton road west of here. He died early Tuesday morning at his home in Albion, following an illness dating from last Saturday. Death was attributed to heart disease and complications.
He left his home last Saturday for the purpose of going to Burrows, where he was to deliver a sermon Sunday. He became ill at Wolcottville and was returned to his home.
He was a native of Ohio, having been born at Xenia, a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Page. He married Mary Jeannette Coppock, whose death occurred in 1925. His marriage to Miss Martha Mault took place at the Six Mile church west of here in 1927, and she survives.
There also survive seven children (cut off)
Contributor:
Karin King - [email protected]
Wed., Oct. 14, 1931
FORMER SIX MILE PASTOR DIED TUES.
Rev. R. W. Page Died After 3-Day Illness - Funeral On Thursday
Word has been received of the death of rev. R. W. Page, 73, formerly pastor of the Christian church in Bluffton and at Six Mile on the Linn Grove-Bluffton road west of here. He died early Tuesday morning at his home in Albion, following an illness dating from last Saturday. Death was attributed to heart disease and complications.
He left his home last Saturday for the purpose of going to Burrows, where he was to deliver a sermon Sunday. He became ill at Wolcottville and was returned to his home.
He was a native of Ohio, having been born at Xenia, a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Page. He married Mary Jeannette Coppock, whose death occurred in 1925. His marriage to Miss Martha Mault took place at the Six Mile church west of here in 1927, and she survives.
There also survive seven children (cut off)
Contributor:
Karin King - [email protected]
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