Mrs. Sommerville, a resident of Fruita since 1929, had been a homemaker.
She was born Elsie Lytle Wilcox on Nov. 27, 1893, at Carbondale and spent her childhood and attended schools in Aspen.
She was married to Charles Edwin Sommerville Dec. 24, 1913, at Collbran. Mr. Sommerville, a rancher and farmer in Fruita, died in 1961.
Mrs. Sommerville lived in Collbran and Grand Junction before moving to Fruita. Her interests included church work until she was in poor health. She was a member of the Fruita Grace Community Church and was a member and past Noble Grand of the Fruita Silver Belle Rebekah Lodge No. 115.
She was born Elsie Lytle Wilcox on Nov. 27, 1893, at Carbondale and spent her childhood and attended schools in Aspen.
She was married to Charles Edwin Sommerville Dec. 24, 1913, at Collbran. Mr. Sommerville, a rancher and farmer in Fruita, died in 1961.
Mrs. Sommerville lived in Collbran and Grand Junction before moving to Fruita. Her interests included church work until she was in poor health. She was a member of the Fruita Grace Community Church and was a member and past Noble Grand of the Fruita Silver Belle Rebekah Lodge No. 115.
Mrs. Sommerville, a resident of Fruita since 1929, had been a homemaker.
She was born Elsie Lytle Wilcox on Nov. 27, 1893, at Carbondale and spent her childhood and attended schools in Aspen.
She was married to Charles Edwin Sommerville Dec. 24, 1913, at Collbran. Mr. Sommerville, a rancher and farmer in Fruita, died in 1961.
Mrs. Sommerville lived in Collbran and Grand Junction before moving to Fruita. Her interests included church work until she was in poor health. She was a member of the Fruita Grace Community Church and was a member and past Noble Grand of the Fruita Silver Belle Rebekah Lodge No. 115.
She was born Elsie Lytle Wilcox on Nov. 27, 1893, at Carbondale and spent her childhood and attended schools in Aspen.
She was married to Charles Edwin Sommerville Dec. 24, 1913, at Collbran. Mr. Sommerville, a rancher and farmer in Fruita, died in 1961.
Mrs. Sommerville lived in Collbran and Grand Junction before moving to Fruita. Her interests included church work until she was in poor health. She was a member of the Fruita Grace Community Church and was a member and past Noble Grand of the Fruita Silver Belle Rebekah Lodge No. 115.
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Married Dec, 1913 Colbran, Mesa County
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