Daughter of B. J. & Lenora Kelch.
Obituary – Mabel Estella Kelch
East Liverpool Tribune
Mabel Estella Kelch, 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kelch, of Chester, died at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon (February 7, 1904) after a short illness of typhoid fever. With her parents she moved to this city but a short time ago from a town down the river somewhere. Her 16-year-old sister was lying at the point of death also last evening at a late hour. The two girls took sick of fever at the same time. The remains of the little girl will be taken away on the 8 train Tuesday morning to her former home down the river for interment.
Obituary – Mabel Estella Kelch
East Liverpool Tribune
Mabel Estella Kelch, 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kelch, of Chester, died at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon (February 7, 1904) after a short illness of typhoid fever. With her parents she moved to this city but a short time ago from a town down the river somewhere. Her 16-year-old sister was lying at the point of death also last evening at a late hour. The two girls took sick of fever at the same time. The remains of the little girl will be taken away on the 8 train Tuesday morning to her former home down the river for interment.
Daughter of B. J. & Lenora Kelch.
Obituary – Mabel Estella Kelch
East Liverpool Tribune
Mabel Estella Kelch, 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kelch, of Chester, died at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon (February 7, 1904) after a short illness of typhoid fever. With her parents she moved to this city but a short time ago from a town down the river somewhere. Her 16-year-old sister was lying at the point of death also last evening at a late hour. The two girls took sick of fever at the same time. The remains of the little girl will be taken away on the 8 train Tuesday morning to her former home down the river for interment.
Obituary – Mabel Estella Kelch
East Liverpool Tribune
Mabel Estella Kelch, 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kelch, of Chester, died at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon (February 7, 1904) after a short illness of typhoid fever. With her parents she moved to this city but a short time ago from a town down the river somewhere. Her 16-year-old sister was lying at the point of death also last evening at a late hour. The two girls took sick of fever at the same time. The remains of the little girl will be taken away on the 8 train Tuesday morning to her former home down the river for interment.
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