June 6, 1927
YOUNG MOTHER DIES
Mrs. Hester Johnson, wife of Thomas J. Johnson, of 1708 North Buckeye street, passed away at the Good Samaritan hospital shortly after noon, Monday, following complications that had arisen in her condition several weeks previous.
One of the twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson about four months ago was buried only Saturday. The family came to Kokomo from Nelson county, Kentucky.
No arrangements had been completed for the funeral services at the time of going to press Monday afternoon.
Kokomo Dispatch, June 7, 1927
YOUNG MOTHER DIES
Mrs. Hester Johnson, wife of Thomas J. Johnson, of 1708 North Buckeye street, passed away at the Good Samaritan hospital shortly after noon, Monday, following complications that had arisen in her condition several weeks previous.
One of the twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson about four months ago was buried only Saturday. The family came to Kokomo from Nelson county, Kentucky.
No arrangements had been completed for the funeral services at the time of going to press Monday afternoon.
Kokomo Dispatch, June 7, 1927
June 6, 1927
YOUNG MOTHER DIES
Mrs. Hester Johnson, wife of Thomas J. Johnson, of 1708 North Buckeye street, passed away at the Good Samaritan hospital shortly after noon, Monday, following complications that had arisen in her condition several weeks previous.
One of the twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson about four months ago was buried only Saturday. The family came to Kokomo from Nelson county, Kentucky.
No arrangements had been completed for the funeral services at the time of going to press Monday afternoon.
Kokomo Dispatch, June 7, 1927
YOUNG MOTHER DIES
Mrs. Hester Johnson, wife of Thomas J. Johnson, of 1708 North Buckeye street, passed away at the Good Samaritan hospital shortly after noon, Monday, following complications that had arisen in her condition several weeks previous.
One of the twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson about four months ago was buried only Saturday. The family came to Kokomo from Nelson county, Kentucky.
No arrangements had been completed for the funeral services at the time of going to press Monday afternoon.
Kokomo Dispatch, June 7, 1927
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