Mrs. Minnie Irion Dies In Westerville (Thivener Cor.)
Mrs. Minnie Irion, a former resident of this community, died of a heart attack at her home at Westerville near Columbus. She lived long after the death of her mother, Mrs. Martindale. Mrs. Irion formerly lived near the Clay Townhouse and she still owned the home nearest the Townhouse in which relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cofer live. She was a woman of lovely traits of character, going and walking for miles to help the sick and needy. Her last thoughts were about coming back here to spend her declining years.
She leaves two grown sons, Paul and Burcham of Columbus. Her husband was killed 30 years ago in a sawmill explosion in Guyan tp. She strove hard to raise her two sons, who were babies at that time.
On account of high water here she was buried in Westerville. Her husband is buried at Clay chapel cemetery.
The world needs more women like Mrs. Minnie Irion, who helped more needy people than anyone who ever lived here.
Gallipolis Newspaper
Mrs. Minnie Irion, a former resident of this community, died of a heart attack at her home at Westerville near Columbus. She lived long after the death of her mother, Mrs. Martindale. Mrs. Irion formerly lived near the Clay Townhouse and she still owned the home nearest the Townhouse in which relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cofer live. She was a woman of lovely traits of character, going and walking for miles to help the sick and needy. Her last thoughts were about coming back here to spend her declining years.
She leaves two grown sons, Paul and Burcham of Columbus. Her husband was killed 30 years ago in a sawmill explosion in Guyan tp. She strove hard to raise her two sons, who were babies at that time.
On account of high water here she was buried in Westerville. Her husband is buried at Clay chapel cemetery.
The world needs more women like Mrs. Minnie Irion, who helped more needy people than anyone who ever lived here.
Gallipolis Newspaper
Mrs. Minnie Irion Dies In Westerville (Thivener Cor.)
Mrs. Minnie Irion, a former resident of this community, died of a heart attack at her home at Westerville near Columbus. She lived long after the death of her mother, Mrs. Martindale. Mrs. Irion formerly lived near the Clay Townhouse and she still owned the home nearest the Townhouse in which relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cofer live. She was a woman of lovely traits of character, going and walking for miles to help the sick and needy. Her last thoughts were about coming back here to spend her declining years.
She leaves two grown sons, Paul and Burcham of Columbus. Her husband was killed 30 years ago in a sawmill explosion in Guyan tp. She strove hard to raise her two sons, who were babies at that time.
On account of high water here she was buried in Westerville. Her husband is buried at Clay chapel cemetery.
The world needs more women like Mrs. Minnie Irion, who helped more needy people than anyone who ever lived here.
Gallipolis Newspaper
Mrs. Minnie Irion, a former resident of this community, died of a heart attack at her home at Westerville near Columbus. She lived long after the death of her mother, Mrs. Martindale. Mrs. Irion formerly lived near the Clay Townhouse and she still owned the home nearest the Townhouse in which relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cofer live. She was a woman of lovely traits of character, going and walking for miles to help the sick and needy. Her last thoughts were about coming back here to spend her declining years.
She leaves two grown sons, Paul and Burcham of Columbus. Her husband was killed 30 years ago in a sawmill explosion in Guyan tp. She strove hard to raise her two sons, who were babies at that time.
On account of high water here she was buried in Westerville. Her husband is buried at Clay chapel cemetery.
The world needs more women like Mrs. Minnie Irion, who helped more needy people than anyone who ever lived here.
Gallipolis Newspaper
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