Published in the Craig News Thursday Sept. 1, 1938
The remains of Emerson Randall of Macy, who died in the Walthill hospital, were brought here for burial in the family lot Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Randall was about 65 years of age, and since the death of his wife he had lived with one of his sons. Because of the advanced age of his mother, Mrs. A. C. Randall, the body was taken to Fremont where services were held so that the mother might attend, then brief services were conducted at the grave. Friends from Fremont and old friends and schoolmates from Craig and vicinity attended. When Mr. Randall was a boy he lived with his parents on the farm now owned and occupied by George Hagger who purchased it from the Randalls. The sympathy of the community is with the aged mother who has many friends in and near Craig.
The remains of Emerson Randall of Macy, who died in the Walthill hospital, were brought here for burial in the family lot Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Randall was about 65 years of age, and since the death of his wife he had lived with one of his sons. Because of the advanced age of his mother, Mrs. A. C. Randall, the body was taken to Fremont where services were held so that the mother might attend, then brief services were conducted at the grave. Friends from Fremont and old friends and schoolmates from Craig and vicinity attended. When Mr. Randall was a boy he lived with his parents on the farm now owned and occupied by George Hagger who purchased it from the Randalls. The sympathy of the community is with the aged mother who has many friends in and near Craig.
Published in the Craig News Thursday Sept. 1, 1938
The remains of Emerson Randall of Macy, who died in the Walthill hospital, were brought here for burial in the family lot Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Randall was about 65 years of age, and since the death of his wife he had lived with one of his sons. Because of the advanced age of his mother, Mrs. A. C. Randall, the body was taken to Fremont where services were held so that the mother might attend, then brief services were conducted at the grave. Friends from Fremont and old friends and schoolmates from Craig and vicinity attended. When Mr. Randall was a boy he lived with his parents on the farm now owned and occupied by George Hagger who purchased it from the Randalls. The sympathy of the community is with the aged mother who has many friends in and near Craig.
The remains of Emerson Randall of Macy, who died in the Walthill hospital, were brought here for burial in the family lot Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Randall was about 65 years of age, and since the death of his wife he had lived with one of his sons. Because of the advanced age of his mother, Mrs. A. C. Randall, the body was taken to Fremont where services were held so that the mother might attend, then brief services were conducted at the grave. Friends from Fremont and old friends and schoolmates from Craig and vicinity attended. When Mr. Randall was a boy he lived with his parents on the farm now owned and occupied by George Hagger who purchased it from the Randalls. The sympathy of the community is with the aged mother who has many friends in and near Craig.
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