The Republic
Columbus, Indiana
16 Jul 1946
Frank Laurie, 73, formerly of this county, died at 2:30 o'clock this morning at his home in New Castle. He had been in ill health for the past three years and death was thought to have been caused by a heart attack. A daughter, Mrs. Harry L. Voelz, of Route 4, will leave for New Castle tonight to attend the funeral.
The widow, Mrs. Lydia Laurie, who had been a patient in the New Castle hospital, has been moved home and will be able to attend the funeral.
He was born in Missouri, but moved to Brown county when two years of age where he resided until after his marriage. From this county he moved to New Castle about thirty years ago.
Surviving besides the widow and daughters is one brother, Bert; two other daughters, Mrs. Chaucey Ballard and Mrs. Albert Mason; and four sons, James, William, Francis and Forrest.
Columbus, Indiana
16 Jul 1946
Frank Laurie, 73, formerly of this county, died at 2:30 o'clock this morning at his home in New Castle. He had been in ill health for the past three years and death was thought to have been caused by a heart attack. A daughter, Mrs. Harry L. Voelz, of Route 4, will leave for New Castle tonight to attend the funeral.
The widow, Mrs. Lydia Laurie, who had been a patient in the New Castle hospital, has been moved home and will be able to attend the funeral.
He was born in Missouri, but moved to Brown county when two years of age where he resided until after his marriage. From this county he moved to New Castle about thirty years ago.
Surviving besides the widow and daughters is one brother, Bert; two other daughters, Mrs. Chaucey Ballard and Mrs. Albert Mason; and four sons, James, William, Francis and Forrest.
The Republic
Columbus, Indiana
16 Jul 1946
Frank Laurie, 73, formerly of this county, died at 2:30 o'clock this morning at his home in New Castle. He had been in ill health for the past three years and death was thought to have been caused by a heart attack. A daughter, Mrs. Harry L. Voelz, of Route 4, will leave for New Castle tonight to attend the funeral.
The widow, Mrs. Lydia Laurie, who had been a patient in the New Castle hospital, has been moved home and will be able to attend the funeral.
He was born in Missouri, but moved to Brown county when two years of age where he resided until after his marriage. From this county he moved to New Castle about thirty years ago.
Surviving besides the widow and daughters is one brother, Bert; two other daughters, Mrs. Chaucey Ballard and Mrs. Albert Mason; and four sons, James, William, Francis and Forrest.
Columbus, Indiana
16 Jul 1946
Frank Laurie, 73, formerly of this county, died at 2:30 o'clock this morning at his home in New Castle. He had been in ill health for the past three years and death was thought to have been caused by a heart attack. A daughter, Mrs. Harry L. Voelz, of Route 4, will leave for New Castle tonight to attend the funeral.
The widow, Mrs. Lydia Laurie, who had been a patient in the New Castle hospital, has been moved home and will be able to attend the funeral.
He was born in Missouri, but moved to Brown county when two years of age where he resided until after his marriage. From this county he moved to New Castle about thirty years ago.
Surviving besides the widow and daughters is one brother, Bert; two other daughters, Mrs. Chaucey Ballard and Mrs. Albert Mason; and four sons, James, William, Francis and Forrest.
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