The Canton Repository; Canton, Ohio. March 20, 1907.
Death's Frequent Visits: Second child of Mr. and Mrs. Schrock dies within last four weeks
For the second time within four weeks death invaded the family of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schrock, of Columbus, by taking Frances Louise, their seven-year-old child. Mrs. Schrock was Miss Bertha Eicher, of this city. A baby of the couple was the first victim
Canton relatives say that the death of the second child was due to an over-dose of anti-toxin, administered for diphtheria. Miss Florence E. Tennler and Miss Emma Eicher, of this city, have returned from Columbus where they were attending the funeral of Frances Louise.
Family story is that her mother Bertha's hair turned white overnight after the death of her two children, Frances Louise and Leonard Eugene.
Death's Frequent Visits: Second child of Mr. and Mrs. Schrock dies within last four weeks
For the second time within four weeks death invaded the family of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schrock, of Columbus, by taking Frances Louise, their seven-year-old child. Mrs. Schrock was Miss Bertha Eicher, of this city. A baby of the couple was the first victim
Canton relatives say that the death of the second child was due to an over-dose of anti-toxin, administered for diphtheria. Miss Florence E. Tennler and Miss Emma Eicher, of this city, have returned from Columbus where they were attending the funeral of Frances Louise.
Family story is that her mother Bertha's hair turned white overnight after the death of her two children, Frances Louise and Leonard Eugene.
The Canton Repository; Canton, Ohio. March 20, 1907.
Death's Frequent Visits: Second child of Mr. and Mrs. Schrock dies within last four weeks
For the second time within four weeks death invaded the family of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schrock, of Columbus, by taking Frances Louise, their seven-year-old child. Mrs. Schrock was Miss Bertha Eicher, of this city. A baby of the couple was the first victim
Canton relatives say that the death of the second child was due to an over-dose of anti-toxin, administered for diphtheria. Miss Florence E. Tennler and Miss Emma Eicher, of this city, have returned from Columbus where they were attending the funeral of Frances Louise.
Family story is that her mother Bertha's hair turned white overnight after the death of her two children, Frances Louise and Leonard Eugene.
Death's Frequent Visits: Second child of Mr. and Mrs. Schrock dies within last four weeks
For the second time within four weeks death invaded the family of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schrock, of Columbus, by taking Frances Louise, their seven-year-old child. Mrs. Schrock was Miss Bertha Eicher, of this city. A baby of the couple was the first victim
Canton relatives say that the death of the second child was due to an over-dose of anti-toxin, administered for diphtheria. Miss Florence E. Tennler and Miss Emma Eicher, of this city, have returned from Columbus where they were attending the funeral of Frances Louise.
Family story is that her mother Bertha's hair turned white overnight after the death of her two children, Frances Louise and Leonard Eugene.
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