Mrs. Fannie A. Heath
Mrs. Fannie A. Heath passed away at her home here on Sunday, June 25. She had resided in Princeton for about 38 years, and had gained many friends. She was the widow of Elnathan M.
Heath, a veteran of the civil war. Mrs. Heath had been ailing for the last eight years, and has been confined to her bed for the past six months. In December, 1921, she fell and hurt herself and has suffered untold agony since then, but all of which she bore most patiently, seldom complaining.
She has been a member of the Methodist church of this city for many years and was highly respected and dearly loved among her fellow members. The funeral services were held at her home. Her pastor, the Rev. S. Ainsworth Lumb, preached the sermon. The body was interred in Oak Knoll cemetery. She leaves to mourn her loss three children, Mrs. Ida Fogg, Arthur and Minnie Heath, all of Princeton. Mrs. Lilian Van Alstein, niece of the deceased, and Mrs. Arthur McFarland of Mora attended the services.
Princeton UNION June 29, 1922
Mrs. Fannie A. Heath passed away at her home here on Sunday, June 25. She had resided in Princeton for about 38 years, and had gained many friends. She was the widow of Elnathan M.
Heath, a veteran of the civil war. Mrs. Heath had been ailing for the last eight years, and has been confined to her bed for the past six months. In December, 1921, she fell and hurt herself and has suffered untold agony since then, but all of which she bore most patiently, seldom complaining.
She has been a member of the Methodist church of this city for many years and was highly respected and dearly loved among her fellow members. The funeral services were held at her home. Her pastor, the Rev. S. Ainsworth Lumb, preached the sermon. The body was interred in Oak Knoll cemetery. She leaves to mourn her loss three children, Mrs. Ida Fogg, Arthur and Minnie Heath, all of Princeton. Mrs. Lilian Van Alstein, niece of the deceased, and Mrs. Arthur McFarland of Mora attended the services.
Princeton UNION June 29, 1922
Mrs. Fannie A. Heath
Mrs. Fannie A. Heath passed away at her home here on Sunday, June 25. She had resided in Princeton for about 38 years, and had gained many friends. She was the widow of Elnathan M.
Heath, a veteran of the civil war. Mrs. Heath had been ailing for the last eight years, and has been confined to her bed for the past six months. In December, 1921, she fell and hurt herself and has suffered untold agony since then, but all of which she bore most patiently, seldom complaining.
She has been a member of the Methodist church of this city for many years and was highly respected and dearly loved among her fellow members. The funeral services were held at her home. Her pastor, the Rev. S. Ainsworth Lumb, preached the sermon. The body was interred in Oak Knoll cemetery. She leaves to mourn her loss three children, Mrs. Ida Fogg, Arthur and Minnie Heath, all of Princeton. Mrs. Lilian Van Alstein, niece of the deceased, and Mrs. Arthur McFarland of Mora attended the services.
Princeton UNION June 29, 1922
Mrs. Fannie A. Heath passed away at her home here on Sunday, June 25. She had resided in Princeton for about 38 years, and had gained many friends. She was the widow of Elnathan M.
Heath, a veteran of the civil war. Mrs. Heath had been ailing for the last eight years, and has been confined to her bed for the past six months. In December, 1921, she fell and hurt herself and has suffered untold agony since then, but all of which she bore most patiently, seldom complaining.
She has been a member of the Methodist church of this city for many years and was highly respected and dearly loved among her fellow members. The funeral services were held at her home. Her pastor, the Rev. S. Ainsworth Lumb, preached the sermon. The body was interred in Oak Knoll cemetery. She leaves to mourn her loss three children, Mrs. Ida Fogg, Arthur and Minnie Heath, all of Princeton. Mrs. Lilian Van Alstein, niece of the deceased, and Mrs. Arthur McFarland of Mora attended the services.
Princeton UNION June 29, 1922
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