Martinsville Reporter October 6 1952
James R. Fisher, Monrovia, Dies
A long illness-ended in death Saturday night tor James Rylus Fisher of Monrovia. Forty-four years old, Mr. Fisher had been ill five years. He was a farm laborer.
He was born in Hendricks County Oct. 14, 1907, son of Charles E. and Rena Secrest Fisher, who were Morgan County natives. He moved to Monrovia eight years ago. Mr. Fisher was never married. In addition to his mother, Mrs. Rena Mann of Monrovia, he is survived by two brothers, Elmer Fisher and Floyd Secrest, both of Hall; and two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Gibbons of Stilesville, and Mrs. Hildred Hubble of Coatesville R. R.
The Rev. Carol Tudor will be in charge of the funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the MT. Pleasant Christian Church, Hall. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Friends may call at the late residence any time until the funeral.
James R. Fisher, Monrovia, Dies
A long illness-ended in death Saturday night tor James Rylus Fisher of Monrovia. Forty-four years old, Mr. Fisher had been ill five years. He was a farm laborer.
He was born in Hendricks County Oct. 14, 1907, son of Charles E. and Rena Secrest Fisher, who were Morgan County natives. He moved to Monrovia eight years ago. Mr. Fisher was never married. In addition to his mother, Mrs. Rena Mann of Monrovia, he is survived by two brothers, Elmer Fisher and Floyd Secrest, both of Hall; and two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Gibbons of Stilesville, and Mrs. Hildred Hubble of Coatesville R. R.
The Rev. Carol Tudor will be in charge of the funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the MT. Pleasant Christian Church, Hall. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Friends may call at the late residence any time until the funeral.
Martinsville Reporter October 6 1952
James R. Fisher, Monrovia, Dies
A long illness-ended in death Saturday night tor James Rylus Fisher of Monrovia. Forty-four years old, Mr. Fisher had been ill five years. He was a farm laborer.
He was born in Hendricks County Oct. 14, 1907, son of Charles E. and Rena Secrest Fisher, who were Morgan County natives. He moved to Monrovia eight years ago. Mr. Fisher was never married. In addition to his mother, Mrs. Rena Mann of Monrovia, he is survived by two brothers, Elmer Fisher and Floyd Secrest, both of Hall; and two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Gibbons of Stilesville, and Mrs. Hildred Hubble of Coatesville R. R.
The Rev. Carol Tudor will be in charge of the funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the MT. Pleasant Christian Church, Hall. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Friends may call at the late residence any time until the funeral.
James R. Fisher, Monrovia, Dies
A long illness-ended in death Saturday night tor James Rylus Fisher of Monrovia. Forty-four years old, Mr. Fisher had been ill five years. He was a farm laborer.
He was born in Hendricks County Oct. 14, 1907, son of Charles E. and Rena Secrest Fisher, who were Morgan County natives. He moved to Monrovia eight years ago. Mr. Fisher was never married. In addition to his mother, Mrs. Rena Mann of Monrovia, he is survived by two brothers, Elmer Fisher and Floyd Secrest, both of Hall; and two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Gibbons of Stilesville, and Mrs. Hildred Hubble of Coatesville R. R.
The Rev. Carol Tudor will be in charge of the funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the MT. Pleasant Christian Church, Hall. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Friends may call at the late residence any time until the funeral.
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