Aged woman dies in Indianapolis and burial planned
Mrs. Joshua Kirk aged 83 of 123 West Second street Indianapolis died at 6 30 pm in Methodist hospital after pneumonia following a hip fracture from a street fall two weeks earlier She was born in Rush county November 22 1840 and came to Greensburg three years ago with her civil war veteran husband They have no children Her nephew Everett Boone is the nearest relative in Greensburg Sister Mary Moore resides in Indianapolis Maiden name Sallie Boone First husband Enoch Jackson of Anderson died long ago Married Mr Kirk 26 years ago Funeral at Kirby Howe chapel Thursday 3 30 pm with burial in Anderson early Friday morning
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Corrected Sentences From a Humorous Domestic Fragment
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Binder twine sale at Decatur County elevator
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Friend Plans Tonsil Surgery Visit
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Phonograph Advantage and Selfish Urge to Burn News
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Question About Long-Distance Stand-In Front-of-Drug-Store Holder
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