Herald and Review
Decatur, Illinois
4 Dec. 1937 - Page 3
James C. Carveth Dies After Five Year Illness
Funeral services for James C. Carveth, 46, who died at his home, 812 West Grand Avenue after a five-year illness. will be held some time Monday morning no definite time has been set pending word from a brother, John, in New York.
He leaves one sone Russel, of Wheeler, Mont.; one sister, Lillie Carveth, Roosevelt junior high school instructor; and three brothers, Gene of Decatur, Frank of Danville and John of Kirksville, New York.
Mr. Carveth was born in St. Louis, September 12, 1891, the son of George P. and Ida Carveth. He was an actylene welder.
Decatur, Illinois
4 Dec. 1937 - Page 3
James C. Carveth Dies After Five Year Illness
Funeral services for James C. Carveth, 46, who died at his home, 812 West Grand Avenue after a five-year illness. will be held some time Monday morning no definite time has been set pending word from a brother, John, in New York.
He leaves one sone Russel, of Wheeler, Mont.; one sister, Lillie Carveth, Roosevelt junior high school instructor; and three brothers, Gene of Decatur, Frank of Danville and John of Kirksville, New York.
Mr. Carveth was born in St. Louis, September 12, 1891, the son of George P. and Ida Carveth. He was an actylene welder.
Herald and Review
Decatur, Illinois
4 Dec. 1937 - Page 3
James C. Carveth Dies After Five Year Illness
Funeral services for James C. Carveth, 46, who died at his home, 812 West Grand Avenue after a five-year illness. will be held some time Monday morning no definite time has been set pending word from a brother, John, in New York.
He leaves one sone Russel, of Wheeler, Mont.; one sister, Lillie Carveth, Roosevelt junior high school instructor; and three brothers, Gene of Decatur, Frank of Danville and John of Kirksville, New York.
Mr. Carveth was born in St. Louis, September 12, 1891, the son of George P. and Ida Carveth. He was an actylene welder.
Decatur, Illinois
4 Dec. 1937 - Page 3
James C. Carveth Dies After Five Year Illness
Funeral services for James C. Carveth, 46, who died at his home, 812 West Grand Avenue after a five-year illness. will be held some time Monday morning no definite time has been set pending word from a brother, John, in New York.
He leaves one sone Russel, of Wheeler, Mont.; one sister, Lillie Carveth, Roosevelt junior high school instructor; and three brothers, Gene of Decatur, Frank of Danville and John of Kirksville, New York.
Mr. Carveth was born in St. Louis, September 12, 1891, the son of George P. and Ida Carveth. He was an actylene welder.
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