George W. Rowe of Ora, sixty-seven years of age, died Saturday evening at his home. He had been ill for several weeks. Mr. Rowe, born in Winamac on Sept. 23, 1901, was a retired employee of the F. H. Nobel company of Chicago.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Martha Shields of Winamac; two sisters, Mrs. Alma Haines of Burnettsville and Mrs. Fay Ross of San Francisco, Calif.
Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Kennedy & Braman funeral home, with the Rev. Thomas Terry officiating.
OBITUARY: Pulaski County Journal, May 29, 1969. (Microfilm)
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Martha Shields of Winamac; two sisters, Mrs. Alma Haines of Burnettsville and Mrs. Fay Ross of San Francisco, Calif.
Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Kennedy & Braman funeral home, with the Rev. Thomas Terry officiating.
OBITUARY: Pulaski County Journal, May 29, 1969. (Microfilm)
George W. Rowe of Ora, sixty-seven years of age, died Saturday evening at his home. He had been ill for several weeks. Mr. Rowe, born in Winamac on Sept. 23, 1901, was a retired employee of the F. H. Nobel company of Chicago.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Martha Shields of Winamac; two sisters, Mrs. Alma Haines of Burnettsville and Mrs. Fay Ross of San Francisco, Calif.
Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Kennedy & Braman funeral home, with the Rev. Thomas Terry officiating.
OBITUARY: Pulaski County Journal, May 29, 1969. (Microfilm)
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Martha Shields of Winamac; two sisters, Mrs. Alma Haines of Burnettsville and Mrs. Fay Ross of San Francisco, Calif.
Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Kennedy & Braman funeral home, with the Rev. Thomas Terry officiating.
OBITUARY: Pulaski County Journal, May 29, 1969. (Microfilm)
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