Clark Mills, July 25. — Mrs. Alma Hale, 81, widow of the late George Hale, passed away last night at her home in this village after an illness of a week during which she had been confined to her bed. Her health bad not been of the best for some time past.
Mrs. Hale had resided here for the past 25 years and had a large circle of friends devoted to her for her kindness and charity. She was much interested in church matters and was a devout Christian; she attended the Christian and Missionary
Alliance Church. Before coming to this village, she had lived for a number of years at Bartlett.
Surviving are a son William Hale of Syracuse; a sister, Mrs. Lydia Graves of Antwerp; a brother-in-law, Frank Hale of Bartlett; and a sister-in-law Mrs. Margaret Hale of Churchville. Rome Daily Sentinel, Saturday Evening, July 25, 1931
Mrs. Hale had resided here for the past 25 years and had a large circle of friends devoted to her for her kindness and charity. She was much interested in church matters and was a devout Christian; she attended the Christian and Missionary
Alliance Church. Before coming to this village, she had lived for a number of years at Bartlett.
Surviving are a son William Hale of Syracuse; a sister, Mrs. Lydia Graves of Antwerp; a brother-in-law, Frank Hale of Bartlett; and a sister-in-law Mrs. Margaret Hale of Churchville. Rome Daily Sentinel, Saturday Evening, July 25, 1931
Clark Mills, July 25. — Mrs. Alma Hale, 81, widow of the late George Hale, passed away last night at her home in this village after an illness of a week during which she had been confined to her bed. Her health bad not been of the best for some time past.
Mrs. Hale had resided here for the past 25 years and had a large circle of friends devoted to her for her kindness and charity. She was much interested in church matters and was a devout Christian; she attended the Christian and Missionary
Alliance Church. Before coming to this village, she had lived for a number of years at Bartlett.
Surviving are a son William Hale of Syracuse; a sister, Mrs. Lydia Graves of Antwerp; a brother-in-law, Frank Hale of Bartlett; and a sister-in-law Mrs. Margaret Hale of Churchville. Rome Daily Sentinel, Saturday Evening, July 25, 1931
Mrs. Hale had resided here for the past 25 years and had a large circle of friends devoted to her for her kindness and charity. She was much interested in church matters and was a devout Christian; she attended the Christian and Missionary
Alliance Church. Before coming to this village, she had lived for a number of years at Bartlett.
Surviving are a son William Hale of Syracuse; a sister, Mrs. Lydia Graves of Antwerp; a brother-in-law, Frank Hale of Bartlett; and a sister-in-law Mrs. Margaret Hale of Churchville. Rome Daily Sentinel, Saturday Evening, July 25, 1931
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