""MORGAN--Alice Bond Morgan, 89, died Sunday evening, March 30, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. W. Sparks of 224 1/2 High avenue east with whom she had lived the past several years. She also spent part of the time with another daughter, Mrs. H. B. Sparks of Ottumwa. She was a native of Mahaska county, the daughter of Edwin and Jane Bond of White Oak township. She married Christopher Morgan and for some years the couple lived in Oregon where he died and was buried.
Surviving are five daughters and four sons. They are the two mentioned above and Mrs. Marvin Carter of Ponoca, Canada; Mrs. Homer Meade of Armstrong, Canada; Mrs. John O. Young of Long Beach, Calif; J. A. and Earl Morgan, both of Eugene, Ore., and Russell and Laurence Morgan, both of Salem, Ore. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John Turner of White Oak township, near Wright, and Mrs. Emma Peague of Iola, Kan. A number of grandchildren survive, including Harold S. Morgan of Oskaloosa.
Funeral services were held this afternoon, Monday, at the Wilcox-Garland chapel at 3:30. rev Emil F. Carlsten of the First Presbyterian church was in charge. Burial will be in Eugene, Ore. Mrs. Sparks of this city, will leave at midnight tonight, accompanying the body to Eugene."
obituary source: Oskaloosa Daily Herald, Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, Monday, March 31, 1952, page 7
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Surviving are five daughters and four sons. They are the two mentioned above and Mrs. Marvin Carter of Ponoca, Canada; Mrs. Homer Meade of Armstrong, Canada; Mrs. John O. Young of Long Beach, Calif; J. A. and Earl Morgan, both of Eugene, Ore., and Russell and Laurence Morgan, both of Salem, Ore. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John Turner of White Oak township, near Wright, and Mrs. Emma Peague of Iola, Kan. A number of grandchildren survive, including Harold S. Morgan of Oskaloosa.
Funeral services were held this afternoon, Monday, at the Wilcox-Garland chapel at 3:30. rev Emil F. Carlsten of the First Presbyterian church was in charge. Burial will be in Eugene, Ore. Mrs. Sparks of this city, will leave at midnight tonight, accompanying the body to Eugene."
obituary source: Oskaloosa Daily Herald, Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, Monday, March 31, 1952, page 7
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""MORGAN--Alice Bond Morgan, 89, died Sunday evening, March 30, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. W. Sparks of 224 1/2 High avenue east with whom she had lived the past several years. She also spent part of the time with another daughter, Mrs. H. B. Sparks of Ottumwa. She was a native of Mahaska county, the daughter of Edwin and Jane Bond of White Oak township. She married Christopher Morgan and for some years the couple lived in Oregon where he died and was buried.
Surviving are five daughters and four sons. They are the two mentioned above and Mrs. Marvin Carter of Ponoca, Canada; Mrs. Homer Meade of Armstrong, Canada; Mrs. John O. Young of Long Beach, Calif; J. A. and Earl Morgan, both of Eugene, Ore., and Russell and Laurence Morgan, both of Salem, Ore. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John Turner of White Oak township, near Wright, and Mrs. Emma Peague of Iola, Kan. A number of grandchildren survive, including Harold S. Morgan of Oskaloosa.
Funeral services were held this afternoon, Monday, at the Wilcox-Garland chapel at 3:30. rev Emil F. Carlsten of the First Presbyterian church was in charge. Burial will be in Eugene, Ore. Mrs. Sparks of this city, will leave at midnight tonight, accompanying the body to Eugene."
obituary source: Oskaloosa Daily Herald, Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, Monday, March 31, 1952, page 7
contributor - RBridges - #47969932
Surviving are five daughters and four sons. They are the two mentioned above and Mrs. Marvin Carter of Ponoca, Canada; Mrs. Homer Meade of Armstrong, Canada; Mrs. John O. Young of Long Beach, Calif; J. A. and Earl Morgan, both of Eugene, Ore., and Russell and Laurence Morgan, both of Salem, Ore. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John Turner of White Oak township, near Wright, and Mrs. Emma Peague of Iola, Kan. A number of grandchildren survive, including Harold S. Morgan of Oskaloosa.
Funeral services were held this afternoon, Monday, at the Wilcox-Garland chapel at 3:30. rev Emil F. Carlsten of the First Presbyterian church was in charge. Burial will be in Eugene, Ore. Mrs. Sparks of this city, will leave at midnight tonight, accompanying the body to Eugene."
obituary source: Oskaloosa Daily Herald, Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, Monday, March 31, 1952, page 7
contributor - RBridges - #47969932
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