Mrs. Florence Waggoner Duncan, wife of Lester Duncan, died at her home in Jasonville Monday, following an attack of pneumonia (she suffered from tuberculosis).
Surviving are the husband, two daughters, Martha Jane, aged 10 years and Patty Ann, aged 8 years; also the mother Mrs. Will Waggoner, formerly of Coal City; one brother, Ernest Waggoner of Elgin, Ill., and three sisters, Hazel, at home, Mrs. Jiles Duncan and Mrs. Calvin Griffith, of Jasonville.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon the pastor of the Jasonville Christian Church officiating.
Lester Duncan and family lived in Clay City for some time previous to six years ago, when they returned to Jasonville, and have many friends here.
(from Clay City newspaper (edited for corrections))
Surviving are the husband, two daughters, Martha Jane, aged 10 years and Patty Ann, aged 8 years; also the mother Mrs. Will Waggoner, formerly of Coal City; one brother, Ernest Waggoner of Elgin, Ill., and three sisters, Hazel, at home, Mrs. Jiles Duncan and Mrs. Calvin Griffith, of Jasonville.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon the pastor of the Jasonville Christian Church officiating.
Lester Duncan and family lived in Clay City for some time previous to six years ago, when they returned to Jasonville, and have many friends here.
(from Clay City newspaper (edited for corrections))
Mrs. Florence Waggoner Duncan, wife of Lester Duncan, died at her home in Jasonville Monday, following an attack of pneumonia (she suffered from tuberculosis).
Surviving are the husband, two daughters, Martha Jane, aged 10 years and Patty Ann, aged 8 years; also the mother Mrs. Will Waggoner, formerly of Coal City; one brother, Ernest Waggoner of Elgin, Ill., and three sisters, Hazel, at home, Mrs. Jiles Duncan and Mrs. Calvin Griffith, of Jasonville.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon the pastor of the Jasonville Christian Church officiating.
Lester Duncan and family lived in Clay City for some time previous to six years ago, when they returned to Jasonville, and have many friends here.
(from Clay City newspaper (edited for corrections))
Surviving are the husband, two daughters, Martha Jane, aged 10 years and Patty Ann, aged 8 years; also the mother Mrs. Will Waggoner, formerly of Coal City; one brother, Ernest Waggoner of Elgin, Ill., and three sisters, Hazel, at home, Mrs. Jiles Duncan and Mrs. Calvin Griffith, of Jasonville.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon the pastor of the Jasonville Christian Church officiating.
Lester Duncan and family lived in Clay City for some time previous to six years ago, when they returned to Jasonville, and have many friends here.
(from Clay City newspaper (edited for corrections))
