Her obituary in the Daily Courier, Connellsville, Pennsylvania, August 20, 1928.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Ada Culler, wife of Clarence W. Culler, formerly of Leisenring No. 1, filled the house and overflowed into the yard at the home of Charles Miller of Belle Vernon, a half-brother, Sunday afternoon for the funeral services for Mrs. Culler. Rev. W. K. McCullock, pastor of the Baptist Church at Belle Vernon conducted th service. Mrs. John J. Enos, Mrs. Leland S. Whipkey, Rosa W. Showman and W. S. Stimmel of the Christian Choir of Connellsville with Mrs. Stimmel accompanied, sang "Face to Face." "In the Garden and "Asleep in Jesus," Burial was made in Gibson Cemetery near Belle Vernon. Mrs. Culler died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Prathor, at Alliance, Ohio, to which place the two families moved last fall. Mrs. Culler was a long-time resident of Belle Vernon.
A person told me they search the entire cemetery for her headstone, plus the cemetery was completely photographed and no stone was found for her. Either her obituary is wrong, or there was not a stone ever placed there for her.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Ada Culler, wife of Clarence W. Culler, formerly of Leisenring No. 1, filled the house and overflowed into the yard at the home of Charles Miller of Belle Vernon, a half-brother, Sunday afternoon for the funeral services for Mrs. Culler. Rev. W. K. McCullock, pastor of the Baptist Church at Belle Vernon conducted th service. Mrs. John J. Enos, Mrs. Leland S. Whipkey, Rosa W. Showman and W. S. Stimmel of the Christian Choir of Connellsville with Mrs. Stimmel accompanied, sang "Face to Face." "In the Garden and "Asleep in Jesus," Burial was made in Gibson Cemetery near Belle Vernon. Mrs. Culler died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Prathor, at Alliance, Ohio, to which place the two families moved last fall. Mrs. Culler was a long-time resident of Belle Vernon.
A person told me they search the entire cemetery for her headstone, plus the cemetery was completely photographed and no stone was found for her. Either her obituary is wrong, or there was not a stone ever placed there for her.
Her obituary in the Daily Courier, Connellsville, Pennsylvania, August 20, 1928.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Ada Culler, wife of Clarence W. Culler, formerly of Leisenring No. 1, filled the house and overflowed into the yard at the home of Charles Miller of Belle Vernon, a half-brother, Sunday afternoon for the funeral services for Mrs. Culler. Rev. W. K. McCullock, pastor of the Baptist Church at Belle Vernon conducted th service. Mrs. John J. Enos, Mrs. Leland S. Whipkey, Rosa W. Showman and W. S. Stimmel of the Christian Choir of Connellsville with Mrs. Stimmel accompanied, sang "Face to Face." "In the Garden and "Asleep in Jesus," Burial was made in Gibson Cemetery near Belle Vernon. Mrs. Culler died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Prathor, at Alliance, Ohio, to which place the two families moved last fall. Mrs. Culler was a long-time resident of Belle Vernon.
A person told me they search the entire cemetery for her headstone, plus the cemetery was completely photographed and no stone was found for her. Either her obituary is wrong, or there was not a stone ever placed there for her.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Ada Culler, wife of Clarence W. Culler, formerly of Leisenring No. 1, filled the house and overflowed into the yard at the home of Charles Miller of Belle Vernon, a half-brother, Sunday afternoon for the funeral services for Mrs. Culler. Rev. W. K. McCullock, pastor of the Baptist Church at Belle Vernon conducted th service. Mrs. John J. Enos, Mrs. Leland S. Whipkey, Rosa W. Showman and W. S. Stimmel of the Christian Choir of Connellsville with Mrs. Stimmel accompanied, sang "Face to Face." "In the Garden and "Asleep in Jesus," Burial was made in Gibson Cemetery near Belle Vernon. Mrs. Culler died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Prathor, at Alliance, Ohio, to which place the two families moved last fall. Mrs. Culler was a long-time resident of Belle Vernon.
A person told me they search the entire cemetery for her headstone, plus the cemetery was completely photographed and no stone was found for her. Either her obituary is wrong, or there was not a stone ever placed there for her.
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