Louella Hoyle, youngest daughter of Robert and Rachel Rutledge of New Philadelphia, Ill., died at her home at Ainsworth, Iowa, Thursday morning Feb. 6, 1919. Deceased was bornin Farmers township, near Table Grove, Illinois, Juloy 18, 1894.
She was united in marriage with Lloyd Hoyle Aug. 1914. To this union were born one son, Dwight, not yet four years old, daughter Hellen 22 months and a baby daughter six weeks old, all left besides the husband to mourn the loss an an indulgetn and faithful wife and mother. She is also survived by her parents, six brothers and two sisters, namely: Perry of New Philadelphia, George of Good Hope, Grover, a soldier overseas, Ira of Piper City, Ill., Claude of Macomb; Roy of Bushnell; Mrs. Bessie Howard of New Philadelphia and Jessie Blagden of Avon. Deceased was well and favorably known in these parts, having spent all of her earlier life around here.
Since her marriage she has resided in Iowa. Although of a healthy and robust consitiution, she fell a victim to the dreadful influenza which developed in pneumonia and ended her life.
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This (partial) obituary was given to an Illinois newspaper by a friend.
Name of Newspapers and date unknown
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She was united in marriage with Lloyd Hoyle Aug. 1914. To this union were born one son, Dwight, not yet four years old, daughter Hellen 22 months and a baby daughter six weeks old, all left besides the husband to mourn the loss an an indulgetn and faithful wife and mother. She is also survived by her parents, six brothers and two sisters, namely: Perry of New Philadelphia, George of Good Hope, Grover, a soldier overseas, Ira of Piper City, Ill., Claude of Macomb; Roy of Bushnell; Mrs. Bessie Howard of New Philadelphia and Jessie Blagden of Avon. Deceased was well and favorably known in these parts, having spent all of her earlier life around here.
Since her marriage she has resided in Iowa. Although of a healthy and robust consitiution, she fell a victim to the dreadful influenza which developed in pneumonia and ended her life.
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This (partial) obituary was given to an Illinois newspaper by a friend.
Name of Newspapers and date unknown
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Louella Hoyle, youngest daughter of Robert and Rachel Rutledge of New Philadelphia, Ill., died at her home at Ainsworth, Iowa, Thursday morning Feb. 6, 1919. Deceased was bornin Farmers township, near Table Grove, Illinois, Juloy 18, 1894.
She was united in marriage with Lloyd Hoyle Aug. 1914. To this union were born one son, Dwight, not yet four years old, daughter Hellen 22 months and a baby daughter six weeks old, all left besides the husband to mourn the loss an an indulgetn and faithful wife and mother. She is also survived by her parents, six brothers and two sisters, namely: Perry of New Philadelphia, George of Good Hope, Grover, a soldier overseas, Ira of Piper City, Ill., Claude of Macomb; Roy of Bushnell; Mrs. Bessie Howard of New Philadelphia and Jessie Blagden of Avon. Deceased was well and favorably known in these parts, having spent all of her earlier life around here.
Since her marriage she has resided in Iowa. Although of a healthy and robust consitiution, she fell a victim to the dreadful influenza which developed in pneumonia and ended her life.
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This (partial) obituary was given to an Illinois newspaper by a friend.
Name of Newspapers and date unknown
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She was united in marriage with Lloyd Hoyle Aug. 1914. To this union were born one son, Dwight, not yet four years old, daughter Hellen 22 months and a baby daughter six weeks old, all left besides the husband to mourn the loss an an indulgetn and faithful wife and mother. She is also survived by her parents, six brothers and two sisters, namely: Perry of New Philadelphia, George of Good Hope, Grover, a soldier overseas, Ira of Piper City, Ill., Claude of Macomb; Roy of Bushnell; Mrs. Bessie Howard of New Philadelphia and Jessie Blagden of Avon. Deceased was well and favorably known in these parts, having spent all of her earlier life around here.
Since her marriage she has resided in Iowa. Although of a healthy and robust consitiution, she fell a victim to the dreadful influenza which developed in pneumonia and ended her life.
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This (partial) obituary was given to an Illinois newspaper by a friend.
Name of Newspapers and date unknown
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