Brusly, Aug. 20 — Earl Allain, 32, formerly of Mark, died in Natchez, Miss., Monday August 16. His body was conveyed to Brusly where services were held at the Catholic church Tuesday morning.
He was employed in Natchez and had resided there for several years. His death resulted from complications following an emergency appendicitis operation.
Besides his wife, the former Miss Anna Myhand of Addis, he is survived by his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Allain of Mark, two sisters and four brothers.
Published in The State Times (Baton Rouge, LA), August 20, 1937
He was employed in Natchez and had resided there for several years. His death resulted from complications following an emergency appendicitis operation.
Besides his wife, the former Miss Anna Myhand of Addis, he is survived by his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Allain of Mark, two sisters and four brothers.
Published in The State Times (Baton Rouge, LA), August 20, 1937
Brusly, Aug. 20 — Earl Allain, 32, formerly of Mark, died in Natchez, Miss., Monday August 16. His body was conveyed to Brusly where services were held at the Catholic church Tuesday morning.
He was employed in Natchez and had resided there for several years. His death resulted from complications following an emergency appendicitis operation.
Besides his wife, the former Miss Anna Myhand of Addis, he is survived by his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Allain of Mark, two sisters and four brothers.
Published in The State Times (Baton Rouge, LA), August 20, 1937
He was employed in Natchez and had resided there for several years. His death resulted from complications following an emergency appendicitis operation.
Besides his wife, the former Miss Anna Myhand of Addis, he is survived by his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Allain of Mark, two sisters and four brothers.
Published in The State Times (Baton Rouge, LA), August 20, 1937
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