Funeral services for Mrs. Dora E. Hess, who died at the home of her daughter at Halifax, Pa., on Tuesday, were conducted this afternoon from the Mt. Carmel EUB Church with Dr. Floyd L. Fulk and the Rev. Lee E. Shaeffer in charge. Burial was in the Oak Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Hess, a widow of A.F. Hess, is survived by two sons, Earl H. Hess, and Claude Shoemaker, both of Fulks Run, one daughter, Mrs. O.E. Roadcap, of Halifax, Pa., two stepsons, and two stepdaughters also survive.
A quartet composed of Mrs. Galen Fulk, Miss. Lillian Fulk, Clory Fulk and Marshall Miller rendered music for the services while Mrs. Clarence Custer played the organ selections.
Daily News Record
Harrisonburg, VIrginia
Saturday, February 19, 1955
Mrs. Hess, a widow of A.F. Hess, is survived by two sons, Earl H. Hess, and Claude Shoemaker, both of Fulks Run, one daughter, Mrs. O.E. Roadcap, of Halifax, Pa., two stepsons, and two stepdaughters also survive.
A quartet composed of Mrs. Galen Fulk, Miss. Lillian Fulk, Clory Fulk and Marshall Miller rendered music for the services while Mrs. Clarence Custer played the organ selections.
Daily News Record
Harrisonburg, VIrginia
Saturday, February 19, 1955
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora E. Hess, who died at the home of her daughter at Halifax, Pa., on Tuesday, were conducted this afternoon from the Mt. Carmel EUB Church with Dr. Floyd L. Fulk and the Rev. Lee E. Shaeffer in charge. Burial was in the Oak Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Hess, a widow of A.F. Hess, is survived by two sons, Earl H. Hess, and Claude Shoemaker, both of Fulks Run, one daughter, Mrs. O.E. Roadcap, of Halifax, Pa., two stepsons, and two stepdaughters also survive.
A quartet composed of Mrs. Galen Fulk, Miss. Lillian Fulk, Clory Fulk and Marshall Miller rendered music for the services while Mrs. Clarence Custer played the organ selections.
Daily News Record
Harrisonburg, VIrginia
Saturday, February 19, 1955
Mrs. Hess, a widow of A.F. Hess, is survived by two sons, Earl H. Hess, and Claude Shoemaker, both of Fulks Run, one daughter, Mrs. O.E. Roadcap, of Halifax, Pa., two stepsons, and two stepdaughters also survive.
A quartet composed of Mrs. Galen Fulk, Miss. Lillian Fulk, Clory Fulk and Marshall Miller rendered music for the services while Mrs. Clarence Custer played the organ selections.
Daily News Record
Harrisonburg, VIrginia
Saturday, February 19, 1955
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