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Was Active Methodist.; During the years of her residence in ■ Waterloo west, she attended the First M. E. church and was active in the | church work, hut since Jiving in her | present home, she attended services : at Grace M. E. church as Jong as her : health permitted. Grandma Hill, as: she was called hy many, was known and loved by nil and h*r death will bring wide sorrow. She was n morn-: f:er or the Black Hawk Earlv Feft levs’vassociation and attended every tneet-: ing. The older residents of the county will especially remember her.Surviving Relatives.The surviving relatives are two sonsjnnd one daughter. Charles W.. who is !on the home farm: Mrs. F. M. Hillings :0f Hudson, and E. E. Hill of Waierloo: •one brother. J. \V. Williams of Waior-jloo. eleven grandchildren, including i Mrs. Orl.de Nicholson of Hudson, and ; three great grandchildren, i The funeral arrangements will no? I he completed until word h received j from the out of town relatives.
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Waterloo Evening Courier

Waterloo, Iowa, US

Wed, Feb 21, 1912

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