Indianapolis Sentinel, May 23, 1873, p. 4:
Vesta Myrtle Voss, youngest daughter of G. H. Voss, Esq., was in a dying condition late last-night, and probably before this paragraph reached the public her soul will have been waft-ed heavenward. The sadness of the event is heightened by the fact that Mrs Voss is a near relative of the late Hon. John D. Evans, whose remains will be entombed at Crown Hill tomor-row.
Vesta Myrtle Voss, youngest daughter of G. H. Voss, Esq., was in a dying condition late last-night, and probably before this paragraph reached the public her soul will have been waft-ed heavenward. The sadness of the event is heightened by the fact that Mrs Voss is a near relative of the late Hon. John D. Evans, whose remains will be entombed at Crown Hill tomor-row.
Indianapolis Sentinel, May 23, 1873, p. 4:
Vesta Myrtle Voss, youngest daughter of G. H. Voss, Esq., was in a dying condition late last-night, and probably before this paragraph reached the public her soul will have been waft-ed heavenward. The sadness of the event is heightened by the fact that Mrs Voss is a near relative of the late Hon. John D. Evans, whose remains will be entombed at Crown Hill tomor-row.
Vesta Myrtle Voss, youngest daughter of G. H. Voss, Esq., was in a dying condition late last-night, and probably before this paragraph reached the public her soul will have been waft-ed heavenward. The sadness of the event is heightened by the fact that Mrs Voss is a near relative of the late Hon. John D. Evans, whose remains will be entombed at Crown Hill tomor-row.
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