Mrs. Jennie Altic died at the Odd Fellows Home in Greensburg. Her body was taken to Anderson, where her son is living, and the funeral service was held there. The burial was in St. Luke's cemetery, up on road 39.
The latter years of Mrs. Altic's life were sad, lonely years. She was the wife of Chris Altic, who, in the active years of his life, was a prosperous farmer over in the Edna Mills neighborhood. After having been a renter a number of years, he bought a farm near Prince William, northeast of Rossville. Soon after locating on this farm his health began failing, and a lingering illness terminated in his death. Later on the widow met with financial reverses and lost all her property. Mr. Altic had been a member of the Mulberry Odd Fellows lodge, and some three years ago, the lodge sent Mrs. Altic to the Home. She is survived by a son.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, January 31, 1936
The latter years of Mrs. Altic's life were sad, lonely years. She was the wife of Chris Altic, who, in the active years of his life, was a prosperous farmer over in the Edna Mills neighborhood. After having been a renter a number of years, he bought a farm near Prince William, northeast of Rossville. Soon after locating on this farm his health began failing, and a lingering illness terminated in his death. Later on the widow met with financial reverses and lost all her property. Mr. Altic had been a member of the Mulberry Odd Fellows lodge, and some three years ago, the lodge sent Mrs. Altic to the Home. She is survived by a son.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, January 31, 1936
Mrs. Jennie Altic died at the Odd Fellows Home in Greensburg. Her body was taken to Anderson, where her son is living, and the funeral service was held there. The burial was in St. Luke's cemetery, up on road 39.
The latter years of Mrs. Altic's life were sad, lonely years. She was the wife of Chris Altic, who, in the active years of his life, was a prosperous farmer over in the Edna Mills neighborhood. After having been a renter a number of years, he bought a farm near Prince William, northeast of Rossville. Soon after locating on this farm his health began failing, and a lingering illness terminated in his death. Later on the widow met with financial reverses and lost all her property. Mr. Altic had been a member of the Mulberry Odd Fellows lodge, and some three years ago, the lodge sent Mrs. Altic to the Home. She is survived by a son.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, January 31, 1936
The latter years of Mrs. Altic's life were sad, lonely years. She was the wife of Chris Altic, who, in the active years of his life, was a prosperous farmer over in the Edna Mills neighborhood. After having been a renter a number of years, he bought a farm near Prince William, northeast of Rossville. Soon after locating on this farm his health began failing, and a lingering illness terminated in his death. Later on the widow met with financial reverses and lost all her property. Mr. Altic had been a member of the Mulberry Odd Fellows lodge, and some three years ago, the lodge sent Mrs. Altic to the Home. She is survived by a son.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, January 31, 1936
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