Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette October 20, 1902
Marion news:
The infant daughter of Lindley and Eva Emmos Adams, who reside three miles north of the city, died October 17, and was buried in Oak Shade cemetery Saturday afternoon. Short services were held at the home and at the grave; these were conducted by the family's pastor, Rev. Walter H. Reynolds of the Presbyterian church.
Marion news:
The infant daughter of Lindley and Eva Emmos Adams, who reside three miles north of the city, died October 17, and was buried in Oak Shade cemetery Saturday afternoon. Short services were held at the home and at the grave; these were conducted by the family's pastor, Rev. Walter H. Reynolds of the Presbyterian church.
Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette October 20, 1902
Marion news:
The infant daughter of Lindley and Eva Emmos Adams, who reside three miles north of the city, died October 17, and was buried in Oak Shade cemetery Saturday afternoon. Short services were held at the home and at the grave; these were conducted by the family's pastor, Rev. Walter H. Reynolds of the Presbyterian church.
Marion news:
The infant daughter of Lindley and Eva Emmos Adams, who reside three miles north of the city, died October 17, and was buried in Oak Shade cemetery Saturday afternoon. Short services were held at the home and at the grave; these were conducted by the family's pastor, Rev. Walter H. Reynolds of the Presbyterian church.
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