Vanderhoof, Elizabeth, 61 - Death came suddenly yesterday (July 19, 1926) following a heart attack. Internment will be in Sierra Madre cemetery (California). She was born in Salem, IL, January 21, 1865, but was brought up in Kentucky and attended the University of Kentucky where her brother, Dr. M.A. Scovell, was dean for many years.
Returning to Illinois, she met and married N.B. Vanderhoof at Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderhoof and their two sons, Fred E. and Ralph S moved to California in 1910, locating first at Sierra Madre and later in the Lamanda Park section of Pasadena.
Mrs. Vanderhoof was well known in Newton many years ago, where her father, N.S. Scovell, was city superintendent of schools. She is a sister of Mrs. B.F. Harrah of Washington, D.C., Mrs. John Dovell of Paden, Okla, and Frank Scovell of Missouri.
Newton (IL) Press, 7-20-1926
Note from contributor and grave photographer Elizabeth: Elizabeth has no marker; her grave in photo is marked with the yellow flowers.
Returning to Illinois, she met and married N.B. Vanderhoof at Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderhoof and their two sons, Fred E. and Ralph S moved to California in 1910, locating first at Sierra Madre and later in the Lamanda Park section of Pasadena.
Mrs. Vanderhoof was well known in Newton many years ago, where her father, N.S. Scovell, was city superintendent of schools. She is a sister of Mrs. B.F. Harrah of Washington, D.C., Mrs. John Dovell of Paden, Okla, and Frank Scovell of Missouri.
Newton (IL) Press, 7-20-1926
Note from contributor and grave photographer Elizabeth: Elizabeth has no marker; her grave in photo is marked with the yellow flowers.
Vanderhoof, Elizabeth, 61 - Death came suddenly yesterday (July 19, 1926) following a heart attack. Internment will be in Sierra Madre cemetery (California). She was born in Salem, IL, January 21, 1865, but was brought up in Kentucky and attended the University of Kentucky where her brother, Dr. M.A. Scovell, was dean for many years.
Returning to Illinois, she met and married N.B. Vanderhoof at Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderhoof and their two sons, Fred E. and Ralph S moved to California in 1910, locating first at Sierra Madre and later in the Lamanda Park section of Pasadena.
Mrs. Vanderhoof was well known in Newton many years ago, where her father, N.S. Scovell, was city superintendent of schools. She is a sister of Mrs. B.F. Harrah of Washington, D.C., Mrs. John Dovell of Paden, Okla, and Frank Scovell of Missouri.
Newton (IL) Press, 7-20-1926
Note from contributor and grave photographer Elizabeth: Elizabeth has no marker; her grave in photo is marked with the yellow flowers.
Returning to Illinois, she met and married N.B. Vanderhoof at Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderhoof and their two sons, Fred E. and Ralph S moved to California in 1910, locating first at Sierra Madre and later in the Lamanda Park section of Pasadena.
Mrs. Vanderhoof was well known in Newton many years ago, where her father, N.S. Scovell, was city superintendent of schools. She is a sister of Mrs. B.F. Harrah of Washington, D.C., Mrs. John Dovell of Paden, Okla, and Frank Scovell of Missouri.
Newton (IL) Press, 7-20-1926
Note from contributor and grave photographer Elizabeth: Elizabeth has no marker; her grave in photo is marked with the yellow flowers.
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