The Otsego Farmer, page 9
Friday, October 4, 1935
Mrs. Alfred Snow
After ten weary years of suffering the spirit of Louise Davis Snow slipped to the Great Beyond SUnday night at 11:15. Mrs. Snow was born in Edmeston, March 23, 1899, but spent most of her childhood in Burlington Flats, where she attended school, later going to the Edmeston High School.
November 21, 1916, she married Alfred Snow and until her illness lived in Utica and Sidney. She was a member of the Sidney Chapter, O.E.S., and the Sidney Baptist church.
Five years ago she came to live with her mother, Mrs. F.A. Fling, who has left nothing undone for her health and happiness. Mr. Snow has also been untiring in his efforts to alleviate her suffering. She iwll be greatly missed by her maternal grandmother, MRs. Alice Welch, who was herself a comparative shut-in. She is survived by her husband, mother, grandmothers, Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Marie Davis, and one aunt, Mrs. Harvey Sitterley, of Edmeston. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. Clyde Truax officiating. INterment was in Burlington Flats cemetery.
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Friday, October 4, 1935
Mrs. Alfred Snow
After ten weary years of suffering the spirit of Louise Davis Snow slipped to the Great Beyond SUnday night at 11:15. Mrs. Snow was born in Edmeston, March 23, 1899, but spent most of her childhood in Burlington Flats, where she attended school, later going to the Edmeston High School.
November 21, 1916, she married Alfred Snow and until her illness lived in Utica and Sidney. She was a member of the Sidney Chapter, O.E.S., and the Sidney Baptist church.
Five years ago she came to live with her mother, Mrs. F.A. Fling, who has left nothing undone for her health and happiness. Mr. Snow has also been untiring in his efforts to alleviate her suffering. She iwll be greatly missed by her maternal grandmother, MRs. Alice Welch, who was herself a comparative shut-in. She is survived by her husband, mother, grandmothers, Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Marie Davis, and one aunt, Mrs. Harvey Sitterley, of Edmeston. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. Clyde Truax officiating. INterment was in Burlington Flats cemetery.
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The Otsego Farmer, page 9
Friday, October 4, 1935
Mrs. Alfred Snow
After ten weary years of suffering the spirit of Louise Davis Snow slipped to the Great Beyond SUnday night at 11:15. Mrs. Snow was born in Edmeston, March 23, 1899, but spent most of her childhood in Burlington Flats, where she attended school, later going to the Edmeston High School.
November 21, 1916, she married Alfred Snow and until her illness lived in Utica and Sidney. She was a member of the Sidney Chapter, O.E.S., and the Sidney Baptist church.
Five years ago she came to live with her mother, Mrs. F.A. Fling, who has left nothing undone for her health and happiness. Mr. Snow has also been untiring in his efforts to alleviate her suffering. She iwll be greatly missed by her maternal grandmother, MRs. Alice Welch, who was herself a comparative shut-in. She is survived by her husband, mother, grandmothers, Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Marie Davis, and one aunt, Mrs. Harvey Sitterley, of Edmeston. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. Clyde Truax officiating. INterment was in Burlington Flats cemetery.
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Friday, October 4, 1935
Mrs. Alfred Snow
After ten weary years of suffering the spirit of Louise Davis Snow slipped to the Great Beyond SUnday night at 11:15. Mrs. Snow was born in Edmeston, March 23, 1899, but spent most of her childhood in Burlington Flats, where she attended school, later going to the Edmeston High School.
November 21, 1916, she married Alfred Snow and until her illness lived in Utica and Sidney. She was a member of the Sidney Chapter, O.E.S., and the Sidney Baptist church.
Five years ago she came to live with her mother, Mrs. F.A. Fling, who has left nothing undone for her health and happiness. Mr. Snow has also been untiring in his efforts to alleviate her suffering. She iwll be greatly missed by her maternal grandmother, MRs. Alice Welch, who was herself a comparative shut-in. She is survived by her husband, mother, grandmothers, Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Marie Davis, and one aunt, Mrs. Harvey Sitterley, of Edmeston. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. Clyde Truax officiating. INterment was in Burlington Flats cemetery.
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