Obituary of John Bain Atherton A Long respected town figure
John Bain Atherton died on February 14 after a long life of service. The community mourns a devoted husband and father whose work at the Presbyterian Church and in mining districts was highly valued. Relatives and many friends attended a solemn service led by Reverend Day before his burial. Floral tributes poured in from neighbors and local organizations expressing deep sympathy for his family.
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