Mrs. Carrie M. Adam, 65, wife of William Adams, of Chatham Maples, died Wednesday at Rothfuss Clinic.
She was an active member of the Trinity Evangelical Church and Sunday School. Doreas Society, and Gleamers Class.
Surviving is her husband: a daughter, Mrs. Harry DeRerner, of Williamsport R. D. l: five sons, Raymond B. Eddinger, of Hepburnville; Vernon C. Eddinger, of Williamsport R. D. 2; Robert M. Adams, of Chatham Maples; W. N. Adams, of Pittsburgh, and Elwood B. Adams, of Wilmington, Del; 3 sister, Mrs. Ralph Riddel, of Cogan Station, and three brothers, Will Bower and George Bower, of this city, and Thomas Bower, of South Williamsport.
Services were held yesterday afternoon at the Trinity Evangelical Church. with the pastor, the Rev. J. B. Mays, officiating. assisted by the Rev. D. F. Young, of Lewistown, a former pastor of the church.
Burial was in Mound Cemetery.
Williamsport Grit, Nov. 26, 1939
She was an active member of the Trinity Evangelical Church and Sunday School. Doreas Society, and Gleamers Class.
Surviving is her husband: a daughter, Mrs. Harry DeRerner, of Williamsport R. D. l: five sons, Raymond B. Eddinger, of Hepburnville; Vernon C. Eddinger, of Williamsport R. D. 2; Robert M. Adams, of Chatham Maples; W. N. Adams, of Pittsburgh, and Elwood B. Adams, of Wilmington, Del; 3 sister, Mrs. Ralph Riddel, of Cogan Station, and three brothers, Will Bower and George Bower, of this city, and Thomas Bower, of South Williamsport.
Services were held yesterday afternoon at the Trinity Evangelical Church. with the pastor, the Rev. J. B. Mays, officiating. assisted by the Rev. D. F. Young, of Lewistown, a former pastor of the church.
Burial was in Mound Cemetery.
Williamsport Grit, Nov. 26, 1939
Mrs. Carrie M. Adam, 65, wife of William Adams, of Chatham Maples, died Wednesday at Rothfuss Clinic.
She was an active member of the Trinity Evangelical Church and Sunday School. Doreas Society, and Gleamers Class.
Surviving is her husband: a daughter, Mrs. Harry DeRerner, of Williamsport R. D. l: five sons, Raymond B. Eddinger, of Hepburnville; Vernon C. Eddinger, of Williamsport R. D. 2; Robert M. Adams, of Chatham Maples; W. N. Adams, of Pittsburgh, and Elwood B. Adams, of Wilmington, Del; 3 sister, Mrs. Ralph Riddel, of Cogan Station, and three brothers, Will Bower and George Bower, of this city, and Thomas Bower, of South Williamsport.
Services were held yesterday afternoon at the Trinity Evangelical Church. with the pastor, the Rev. J. B. Mays, officiating. assisted by the Rev. D. F. Young, of Lewistown, a former pastor of the church.
Burial was in Mound Cemetery.
Williamsport Grit, Nov. 26, 1939
She was an active member of the Trinity Evangelical Church and Sunday School. Doreas Society, and Gleamers Class.
Surviving is her husband: a daughter, Mrs. Harry DeRerner, of Williamsport R. D. l: five sons, Raymond B. Eddinger, of Hepburnville; Vernon C. Eddinger, of Williamsport R. D. 2; Robert M. Adams, of Chatham Maples; W. N. Adams, of Pittsburgh, and Elwood B. Adams, of Wilmington, Del; 3 sister, Mrs. Ralph Riddel, of Cogan Station, and three brothers, Will Bower and George Bower, of this city, and Thomas Bower, of South Williamsport.
Services were held yesterday afternoon at the Trinity Evangelical Church. with the pastor, the Rev. J. B. Mays, officiating. assisted by the Rev. D. F. Young, of Lewistown, a former pastor of the church.
Burial was in Mound Cemetery.
Williamsport Grit, Nov. 26, 1939
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