Obituary
The Shelby Democrat
Thursday May 27, 1920
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FORMER TEACHER DIED IN MICHIGAN
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Miss Lou Biddinger Succumbs To Illness After Two Months
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(From Tuesday's Daily)
Miss Lou Biddinger, aged about 71 years, formerly a well known teacher of Shelby county, died Monday evening at her home in Pontiac, Michigan, where she had been critically ill for the last two months from a complication of diseases. Miss Biddinger's death was not unexpected coming after her serious illness. Her niece, Mrs. Porter Limpus, of Shelby township, received word of the death. Mrs. Limpus just recently returned from Pontiac where she was at her aunt's bedside.
For a number of years Miss Biddinger taught school in Noble township and was everywhere known in the county for her talent and ability. She held the friendship of many in this county to who her death will mean the loss of a very dear friend. Her niece, Mrs. Limpus, and a nephew, Edward W. Biddinger, of Pontiac, are the only near surviving relatives.
The body is being brought from Pontiac and funeral services will be held at Columbus, Indiana, Thursday afternoon.
The burial will be made in Garland Brook cemetery at Columbus, where her parents are also buried.
The Shelby Democrat
Thursday May 27, 1920
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FORMER TEACHER DIED IN MICHIGAN
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Miss Lou Biddinger Succumbs To Illness After Two Months
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(From Tuesday's Daily)
Miss Lou Biddinger, aged about 71 years, formerly a well known teacher of Shelby county, died Monday evening at her home in Pontiac, Michigan, where she had been critically ill for the last two months from a complication of diseases. Miss Biddinger's death was not unexpected coming after her serious illness. Her niece, Mrs. Porter Limpus, of Shelby township, received word of the death. Mrs. Limpus just recently returned from Pontiac where she was at her aunt's bedside.
For a number of years Miss Biddinger taught school in Noble township and was everywhere known in the county for her talent and ability. She held the friendship of many in this county to who her death will mean the loss of a very dear friend. Her niece, Mrs. Limpus, and a nephew, Edward W. Biddinger, of Pontiac, are the only near surviving relatives.
The body is being brought from Pontiac and funeral services will be held at Columbus, Indiana, Thursday afternoon.
The burial will be made in Garland Brook cemetery at Columbus, where her parents are also buried.
Obituary
The Shelby Democrat
Thursday May 27, 1920
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FORMER TEACHER DIED IN MICHIGAN
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Miss Lou Biddinger Succumbs To Illness After Two Months
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(From Tuesday's Daily)
Miss Lou Biddinger, aged about 71 years, formerly a well known teacher of Shelby county, died Monday evening at her home in Pontiac, Michigan, where she had been critically ill for the last two months from a complication of diseases. Miss Biddinger's death was not unexpected coming after her serious illness. Her niece, Mrs. Porter Limpus, of Shelby township, received word of the death. Mrs. Limpus just recently returned from Pontiac where she was at her aunt's bedside.
For a number of years Miss Biddinger taught school in Noble township and was everywhere known in the county for her talent and ability. She held the friendship of many in this county to who her death will mean the loss of a very dear friend. Her niece, Mrs. Limpus, and a nephew, Edward W. Biddinger, of Pontiac, are the only near surviving relatives.
The body is being brought from Pontiac and funeral services will be held at Columbus, Indiana, Thursday afternoon.
The burial will be made in Garland Brook cemetery at Columbus, where her parents are also buried.
The Shelby Democrat
Thursday May 27, 1920
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FORMER TEACHER DIED IN MICHIGAN
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Miss Lou Biddinger Succumbs To Illness After Two Months
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(From Tuesday's Daily)
Miss Lou Biddinger, aged about 71 years, formerly a well known teacher of Shelby county, died Monday evening at her home in Pontiac, Michigan, where she had been critically ill for the last two months from a complication of diseases. Miss Biddinger's death was not unexpected coming after her serious illness. Her niece, Mrs. Porter Limpus, of Shelby township, received word of the death. Mrs. Limpus just recently returned from Pontiac where she was at her aunt's bedside.
For a number of years Miss Biddinger taught school in Noble township and was everywhere known in the county for her talent and ability. She held the friendship of many in this county to who her death will mean the loss of a very dear friend. Her niece, Mrs. Limpus, and a nephew, Edward W. Biddinger, of Pontiac, are the only near surviving relatives.
The body is being brought from Pontiac and funeral services will be held at Columbus, Indiana, Thursday afternoon.
The burial will be made in Garland Brook cemetery at Columbus, where her parents are also buried.
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