HENRY CLAY ABER
Passed away at the residence of his son W. K. Aber south of town, Mr. Henry Clay Aber was called this week to try the realities of an unknown world.
He was 85 years of age, his death was caused by appoplexy.
The remains were shipped to Pittsfield, Illinois for internment. His two sons, W. K. Aber of this place and T. Aber of New York accompanying the remains.
The El Campo News
Passed away at the residence of his son W. K. Aber south of town, Mr. Henry Clay Aber was called this week to try the realities of an unknown world.
He was 85 years of age, his death was caused by appoplexy.
The remains were shipped to Pittsfield, Illinois for internment. His two sons, W. K. Aber of this place and T. Aber of New York accompanying the remains.
The El Campo News
HENRY CLAY ABER
Passed away at the residence of his son W. K. Aber south of town, Mr. Henry Clay Aber was called this week to try the realities of an unknown world.
He was 85 years of age, his death was caused by appoplexy.
The remains were shipped to Pittsfield, Illinois for internment. His two sons, W. K. Aber of this place and T. Aber of New York accompanying the remains.
The El Campo News
Passed away at the residence of his son W. K. Aber south of town, Mr. Henry Clay Aber was called this week to try the realities of an unknown world.
He was 85 years of age, his death was caused by appoplexy.
The remains were shipped to Pittsfield, Illinois for internment. His two sons, W. K. Aber of this place and T. Aber of New York accompanying the remains.
The El Campo News
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