THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN. (Plymouth, Ind.) 8 June 1911.
Mrs. Irvin Dowell
Mrs. Irvin Dowell, living one mile south of Teegarden, died Tuesday, May 30. A week before while lifting a boiler of water off the stove she was hurt, and died from her injury. She leaves a husband, four small children, the oldest one only six years of age, and a father Wm. Tyson. The funeral was held at the Center Church in Polk Township Friday forenoon at ten o'clock.
Mrs. Irvin Dowell
Mrs. Irvin Dowell, living one mile south of Teegarden, died Tuesday, May 30. A week before while lifting a boiler of water off the stove she was hurt, and died from her injury. She leaves a husband, four small children, the oldest one only six years of age, and a father Wm. Tyson. The funeral was held at the Center Church in Polk Township Friday forenoon at ten o'clock.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN. (Plymouth, Ind.) 8 June 1911.
Mrs. Irvin Dowell
Mrs. Irvin Dowell, living one mile south of Teegarden, died Tuesday, May 30. A week before while lifting a boiler of water off the stove she was hurt, and died from her injury. She leaves a husband, four small children, the oldest one only six years of age, and a father Wm. Tyson. The funeral was held at the Center Church in Polk Township Friday forenoon at ten o'clock.
Mrs. Irvin Dowell
Mrs. Irvin Dowell, living one mile south of Teegarden, died Tuesday, May 30. A week before while lifting a boiler of water off the stove she was hurt, and died from her injury. She leaves a husband, four small children, the oldest one only six years of age, and a father Wm. Tyson. The funeral was held at the Center Church in Polk Township Friday forenoon at ten o'clock.
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