L. M. Lippincott, widely known resident of Morgan township all his life, died at his home at Lippincott, this afternoon at 12:30 o'clock following several weeks' illness of complication of diseases.
Mr. Lippincott was a son of the late Uriah and Matilda Vandruff Lippincott and spent practically all his life farming. He leaves his wife, Vicie Herrington Lippencott and two brothers and two sisters: Uriah E. Lippincott, Pittsburg; George U. Lippincott, Waynesburg; Mrs. John (Martha)Crayne, Lippincott, and Mrs. Alpheus (Nora) Harris, Washington.
Mr. Lippincott was a son of the late Uriah and Matilda Vandruff Lippincott and spent practically all his life farming. He leaves his wife, Vicie Herrington Lippencott and two brothers and two sisters: Uriah E. Lippincott, Pittsburg; George U. Lippincott, Waynesburg; Mrs. John (Martha)Crayne, Lippincott, and Mrs. Alpheus (Nora) Harris, Washington.
L. M. Lippincott, widely known resident of Morgan township all his life, died at his home at Lippincott, this afternoon at 12:30 o'clock following several weeks' illness of complication of diseases.
Mr. Lippincott was a son of the late Uriah and Matilda Vandruff Lippincott and spent practically all his life farming. He leaves his wife, Vicie Herrington Lippencott and two brothers and two sisters: Uriah E. Lippincott, Pittsburg; George U. Lippincott, Waynesburg; Mrs. John (Martha)Crayne, Lippincott, and Mrs. Alpheus (Nora) Harris, Washington.
Mr. Lippincott was a son of the late Uriah and Matilda Vandruff Lippincott and spent practically all his life farming. He leaves his wife, Vicie Herrington Lippencott and two brothers and two sisters: Uriah E. Lippincott, Pittsburg; George U. Lippincott, Waynesburg; Mrs. John (Martha)Crayne, Lippincott, and Mrs. Alpheus (Nora) Harris, Washington.
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