Funeral services were held in the Culp funeral home at Goshen this afternoon for Mrs. Gladys I. Rink, 63, who died unexpectedly Monday afternoon at her home in Goshen. Mrs. rink was born at North Webster on December 4th, 1886, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ritter.
Mrs. Rink's husband Albert was electrocuted September 19th, twenty-five years ago, at the Goshen Milk condensery. Mrs. Rink had been ill for several months, but death came suddenly when she collapsed near a heating stove in the living room of her home. She died withing a few minutes.
Mourners include seven children: Delbert, Mrs. Steward Spearow, Mrs. Lester Miller, Mrs. A.W. Wallace, Howard D., George W., and John R.; five brothers, Allen, Virgil, Jud, Walter, and Howard; and two sisters, Mrs. John Beckner and Mrs. William Willard.
--Warsaw Times-Union, Feb. 1, 1950
Mrs. Rink's husband Albert was electrocuted September 19th, twenty-five years ago, at the Goshen Milk condensery. Mrs. Rink had been ill for several months, but death came suddenly when she collapsed near a heating stove in the living room of her home. She died withing a few minutes.
Mourners include seven children: Delbert, Mrs. Steward Spearow, Mrs. Lester Miller, Mrs. A.W. Wallace, Howard D., George W., and John R.; five brothers, Allen, Virgil, Jud, Walter, and Howard; and two sisters, Mrs. John Beckner and Mrs. William Willard.
--Warsaw Times-Union, Feb. 1, 1950
Funeral services were held in the Culp funeral home at Goshen this afternoon for Mrs. Gladys I. Rink, 63, who died unexpectedly Monday afternoon at her home in Goshen. Mrs. rink was born at North Webster on December 4th, 1886, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ritter.
Mrs. Rink's husband Albert was electrocuted September 19th, twenty-five years ago, at the Goshen Milk condensery. Mrs. Rink had been ill for several months, but death came suddenly when she collapsed near a heating stove in the living room of her home. She died withing a few minutes.
Mourners include seven children: Delbert, Mrs. Steward Spearow, Mrs. Lester Miller, Mrs. A.W. Wallace, Howard D., George W., and John R.; five brothers, Allen, Virgil, Jud, Walter, and Howard; and two sisters, Mrs. John Beckner and Mrs. William Willard.
--Warsaw Times-Union, Feb. 1, 1950
Mrs. Rink's husband Albert was electrocuted September 19th, twenty-five years ago, at the Goshen Milk condensery. Mrs. Rink had been ill for several months, but death came suddenly when she collapsed near a heating stove in the living room of her home. She died withing a few minutes.
Mourners include seven children: Delbert, Mrs. Steward Spearow, Mrs. Lester Miller, Mrs. A.W. Wallace, Howard D., George W., and John R.; five brothers, Allen, Virgil, Jud, Walter, and Howard; and two sisters, Mrs. John Beckner and Mrs. William Willard.
--Warsaw Times-Union, Feb. 1, 1950
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