From the Sullivan Daily Times Newspaper, January 10, 1917, Page 1;
Rev. Everett Cutler, a son of Rev.
J. H. Cutler, who was pastor of the
Sullivan Presbyterian church twenty-
five years ago, died Sunday at his
home in Milwaukee, following a
short illness with pneumonia. He
had been pastor of a Presbyterian
church in Milwaukee for several
years. He was a brother of Arthur
D. Cutler of Carlisle, who went to
his brother's bedside Saturday.
The Rev. Everett A. Cutler, pastor
of Westminster Presbyterian church,
died Sunday morning, just eighteen
years after he had preached his first
sermon in the same office. He had
been confined for only ten days.
Rev. Everett Cutler, a son of Rev.
J. H. Cutler, who was pastor of the
Sullivan Presbyterian church twenty-
five years ago, died Sunday at his
home in Milwaukee, following a
short illness with pneumonia. He
had been pastor of a Presbyterian
church in Milwaukee for several
years. He was a brother of Arthur
D. Cutler of Carlisle, who went to
his brother's bedside Saturday.
The Rev. Everett A. Cutler, pastor
of Westminster Presbyterian church,
died Sunday morning, just eighteen
years after he had preached his first
sermon in the same office. He had
been confined for only ten days.
From the Sullivan Daily Times Newspaper, January 10, 1917, Page 1;
Rev. Everett Cutler, a son of Rev.
J. H. Cutler, who was pastor of the
Sullivan Presbyterian church twenty-
five years ago, died Sunday at his
home in Milwaukee, following a
short illness with pneumonia. He
had been pastor of a Presbyterian
church in Milwaukee for several
years. He was a brother of Arthur
D. Cutler of Carlisle, who went to
his brother's bedside Saturday.
The Rev. Everett A. Cutler, pastor
of Westminster Presbyterian church,
died Sunday morning, just eighteen
years after he had preached his first
sermon in the same office. He had
been confined for only ten days.
Rev. Everett Cutler, a son of Rev.
J. H. Cutler, who was pastor of the
Sullivan Presbyterian church twenty-
five years ago, died Sunday at his
home in Milwaukee, following a
short illness with pneumonia. He
had been pastor of a Presbyterian
church in Milwaukee for several
years. He was a brother of Arthur
D. Cutler of Carlisle, who went to
his brother's bedside Saturday.
The Rev. Everett A. Cutler, pastor
of Westminster Presbyterian church,
died Sunday morning, just eighteen
years after he had preached his first
sermon in the same office. He had
been confined for only ten days.
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