Eldon J. Aljoe, 30 years, died at his home in South Bethlehem, Friday, December 31, of pneumonia.
Born August 7 at Hawthorn, he was a son of Charles and Bertha (Musser) Aljoe.
He was united in marriage to Flossie Nulph, who survives.
Other survivors are his father, Charles Aljoe of Mayport R.D.; two brothers, Merle Aljoe of Richardsville and Clyde of Chicago, Ill.
Services were held January 3, 1938, from the First Church of God in South Bethlehem conducted by the Rev. Mr. Shaffer of Distant.
Source: The Leader-Vindicator
Jan. 5, 1938 issue
Proceeded in death by 2 sisters
Violet and Lucille
Born August 7 at Hawthorn, he was a son of Charles and Bertha (Musser) Aljoe.
He was united in marriage to Flossie Nulph, who survives.
Other survivors are his father, Charles Aljoe of Mayport R.D.; two brothers, Merle Aljoe of Richardsville and Clyde of Chicago, Ill.
Services were held January 3, 1938, from the First Church of God in South Bethlehem conducted by the Rev. Mr. Shaffer of Distant.
Source: The Leader-Vindicator
Jan. 5, 1938 issue
Proceeded in death by 2 sisters
Violet and Lucille
Eldon J. Aljoe, 30 years, died at his home in South Bethlehem, Friday, December 31, of pneumonia.
Born August 7 at Hawthorn, he was a son of Charles and Bertha (Musser) Aljoe.
He was united in marriage to Flossie Nulph, who survives.
Other survivors are his father, Charles Aljoe of Mayport R.D.; two brothers, Merle Aljoe of Richardsville and Clyde of Chicago, Ill.
Services were held January 3, 1938, from the First Church of God in South Bethlehem conducted by the Rev. Mr. Shaffer of Distant.
Source: The Leader-Vindicator
Jan. 5, 1938 issue
Proceeded in death by 2 sisters
Violet and Lucille
Born August 7 at Hawthorn, he was a son of Charles and Bertha (Musser) Aljoe.
He was united in marriage to Flossie Nulph, who survives.
Other survivors are his father, Charles Aljoe of Mayport R.D.; two brothers, Merle Aljoe of Richardsville and Clyde of Chicago, Ill.
Services were held January 3, 1938, from the First Church of God in South Bethlehem conducted by the Rev. Mr. Shaffer of Distant.
Source: The Leader-Vindicator
Jan. 5, 1938 issue
Proceeded in death by 2 sisters
Violet and Lucille
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