Obituary from the Scioto Gazette, Saturday, April 17, 1937.
Mrs. Harold Cook- One week's illness of pneumonia caused the death Friday at 7 pm of Arvilla Jane Bowdle Cook, wife of Mr. Harold Cook of Union township.
Mrs. Cook was the daughter of Mr. Charles E. Bowdle and Mrs. Clara Beard Bowdle and was born in Union township, Jan. 19, 1902. Her marriage with Mr. Cook was an event of Dec. 30, 1926. Friends may view the body at the residence of Mr. Charles Cook until the hour of the funeral, which is to be conducted by the Rev. J. T. Yocom, Monday at 2 p.m. from Brown's Chapel, with burial at the Brown's Chapel cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are her father and widower, four sons, Wayne Monroe, Herman, Charles Lee and Edwin Allen, all at home; two brothers, Forest Bowdle of Chillicothe and Orrin Bowdle of Union township; and one sister, Mrs. Herbert Gartner of Findlay.
The below was taken from a hand written obituary. Author unknown
She was an active member of the Sunday School and Ladies Aid Society of Pleasant Valley Church, to which she was united at an early age.
Although our hearts are heavy, the burden is lightened by the thought that she will always be with us, in spirit if not in the flesh, to help and cheer us in times of trouble and despair - and to laugh and play with us in times of joy.
A sweet, cheerful , kind, loving wife and mother; and a dear friend of us all.
Mrs. Harold Cook- One week's illness of pneumonia caused the death Friday at 7 pm of Arvilla Jane Bowdle Cook, wife of Mr. Harold Cook of Union township.
Mrs. Cook was the daughter of Mr. Charles E. Bowdle and Mrs. Clara Beard Bowdle and was born in Union township, Jan. 19, 1902. Her marriage with Mr. Cook was an event of Dec. 30, 1926. Friends may view the body at the residence of Mr. Charles Cook until the hour of the funeral, which is to be conducted by the Rev. J. T. Yocom, Monday at 2 p.m. from Brown's Chapel, with burial at the Brown's Chapel cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are her father and widower, four sons, Wayne Monroe, Herman, Charles Lee and Edwin Allen, all at home; two brothers, Forest Bowdle of Chillicothe and Orrin Bowdle of Union township; and one sister, Mrs. Herbert Gartner of Findlay.
The below was taken from a hand written obituary. Author unknown
She was an active member of the Sunday School and Ladies Aid Society of Pleasant Valley Church, to which she was united at an early age.
Although our hearts are heavy, the burden is lightened by the thought that she will always be with us, in spirit if not in the flesh, to help and cheer us in times of trouble and despair - and to laugh and play with us in times of joy.
A sweet, cheerful , kind, loving wife and mother; and a dear friend of us all.
Obituary from the Scioto Gazette, Saturday, April 17, 1937.
Mrs. Harold Cook- One week's illness of pneumonia caused the death Friday at 7 pm of Arvilla Jane Bowdle Cook, wife of Mr. Harold Cook of Union township.
Mrs. Cook was the daughter of Mr. Charles E. Bowdle and Mrs. Clara Beard Bowdle and was born in Union township, Jan. 19, 1902. Her marriage with Mr. Cook was an event of Dec. 30, 1926. Friends may view the body at the residence of Mr. Charles Cook until the hour of the funeral, which is to be conducted by the Rev. J. T. Yocom, Monday at 2 p.m. from Brown's Chapel, with burial at the Brown's Chapel cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are her father and widower, four sons, Wayne Monroe, Herman, Charles Lee and Edwin Allen, all at home; two brothers, Forest Bowdle of Chillicothe and Orrin Bowdle of Union township; and one sister, Mrs. Herbert Gartner of Findlay.
The below was taken from a hand written obituary. Author unknown
She was an active member of the Sunday School and Ladies Aid Society of Pleasant Valley Church, to which she was united at an early age.
Although our hearts are heavy, the burden is lightened by the thought that she will always be with us, in spirit if not in the flesh, to help and cheer us in times of trouble and despair - and to laugh and play with us in times of joy.
A sweet, cheerful , kind, loving wife and mother; and a dear friend of us all.
Mrs. Harold Cook- One week's illness of pneumonia caused the death Friday at 7 pm of Arvilla Jane Bowdle Cook, wife of Mr. Harold Cook of Union township.
Mrs. Cook was the daughter of Mr. Charles E. Bowdle and Mrs. Clara Beard Bowdle and was born in Union township, Jan. 19, 1902. Her marriage with Mr. Cook was an event of Dec. 30, 1926. Friends may view the body at the residence of Mr. Charles Cook until the hour of the funeral, which is to be conducted by the Rev. J. T. Yocom, Monday at 2 p.m. from Brown's Chapel, with burial at the Brown's Chapel cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are her father and widower, four sons, Wayne Monroe, Herman, Charles Lee and Edwin Allen, all at home; two brothers, Forest Bowdle of Chillicothe and Orrin Bowdle of Union township; and one sister, Mrs. Herbert Gartner of Findlay.
The below was taken from a hand written obituary. Author unknown
She was an active member of the Sunday School and Ladies Aid Society of Pleasant Valley Church, to which she was united at an early age.
Although our hearts are heavy, the burden is lightened by the thought that she will always be with us, in spirit if not in the flesh, to help and cheer us in times of trouble and despair - and to laugh and play with us in times of joy.
A sweet, cheerful , kind, loving wife and mother; and a dear friend of us all.
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