Williamsport widow dies of scarlet fever at 37
Mrs. William Strumfer dies at home in Williamsport from scarlet fever. She leaves a husband and two children who had the illness earlier. she contracted it while caring for them. Rev W Roland Williams resigns as Williamsport Presbyterian pastor effective June 1 to move to Crawfordsville. James C Reynolds attends state Christian churches convention in Indianapolis. John E Briggs trades Williamsport auto garage for a Missouri farm and plans to move near Ligonier to expand livestock business. Matt Van Deventer upgrades his Washington street property with a back porch and cement walks.
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