Chattanooga Daily Times dated 17 May 1960, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Harlan P. Ashworth, 60, formerly of Chattanooga, died in an Atlanta Hospital Saturday. Funeral services and burial were held in Atlanta Sunday. Mr. Ashworth, a native of Ranger, Ga., had been a furniture refinisher in Atlanta for the past few years. He served four years in the Navy in World War I.
He is survived by he's wife, Mrs. Violet Ashworth; three sisters, Mrs. Q.P. Hopper, Chattanooga, Mrs. W.T. Merritt, Signal Mountain and Mrs. E.L. Gilliam, Copperhill; and three brothers, Carl C. Ashworth, Avondale, Ga., Wendell Ashworth, Dalton, Ga., and J.B. Ashworth, Miami, Fl.
Harlan P. Ashworth, 60, formerly of Chattanooga, died in an Atlanta Hospital Saturday. Funeral services and burial were held in Atlanta Sunday. Mr. Ashworth, a native of Ranger, Ga., had been a furniture refinisher in Atlanta for the past few years. He served four years in the Navy in World War I.
He is survived by he's wife, Mrs. Violet Ashworth; three sisters, Mrs. Q.P. Hopper, Chattanooga, Mrs. W.T. Merritt, Signal Mountain and Mrs. E.L. Gilliam, Copperhill; and three brothers, Carl C. Ashworth, Avondale, Ga., Wendell Ashworth, Dalton, Ga., and J.B. Ashworth, Miami, Fl.
Chattanooga Daily Times dated 17 May 1960, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Harlan P. Ashworth, 60, formerly of Chattanooga, died in an Atlanta Hospital Saturday. Funeral services and burial were held in Atlanta Sunday. Mr. Ashworth, a native of Ranger, Ga., had been a furniture refinisher in Atlanta for the past few years. He served four years in the Navy in World War I.
He is survived by he's wife, Mrs. Violet Ashworth; three sisters, Mrs. Q.P. Hopper, Chattanooga, Mrs. W.T. Merritt, Signal Mountain and Mrs. E.L. Gilliam, Copperhill; and three brothers, Carl C. Ashworth, Avondale, Ga., Wendell Ashworth, Dalton, Ga., and J.B. Ashworth, Miami, Fl.
Harlan P. Ashworth, 60, formerly of Chattanooga, died in an Atlanta Hospital Saturday. Funeral services and burial were held in Atlanta Sunday. Mr. Ashworth, a native of Ranger, Ga., had been a furniture refinisher in Atlanta for the past few years. He served four years in the Navy in World War I.
He is survived by he's wife, Mrs. Violet Ashworth; three sisters, Mrs. Q.P. Hopper, Chattanooga, Mrs. W.T. Merritt, Signal Mountain and Mrs. E.L. Gilliam, Copperhill; and three brothers, Carl C. Ashworth, Avondale, Ga., Wendell Ashworth, Dalton, Ga., and J.B. Ashworth, Miami, Fl.
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