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13it,SsISneXI3-eBELOVED WOMAN DIES AFTER LONG ELNESS- * •Mrs. Olive Smith Passes Away at Her Home Last^Thursday Afternoon- Following an illness of a year, the last ten weeks of which she had been 'bedfast, Mrs! Olive Smith pUssed j away at her home at the comeiv of • I Eighth avenue and Tenth streettlast ■ Thursday afternoon, at the age of 78 5‘ ytUrs. Funeral services were held °’from the home at 3 o’clock'Sunday 8 , afternoon, a large concourse of I friends and relative^ gathering to h pay a last tribute of resjflct to her a memory The services were conduct-0 ed by Rev. Dr. Earie A. BUker and - the burial was in Oak Shade eeme- tery.■J • Olive 'Utley was the daughter of d Lauren and Eunice Utley and was r born at Brockton, K Y., Sept. 10, x 1847. She cUme west with her parents l in 1862* and they located on a: farm1 four miles east of Marion. She was married at 1865 to Emory E. Eggles-■ ston to whom were bom several chil--y dren. Mrs Edith Rowe died last d June. Surviving children are Mrs. S CoiU Hollenbeck, Mrs W. S. Fid-e dler and Carl Smith. Harold Rowe, e Walter and Donald Smith are survival Ing grandchildren. Mrs. Smith also leaves a sister, Mrs. Cl^ra Church of Cedar Rapids and a. brother,-Wal-►f ter Utley of Keokuk Two sister*, it Mrs. -Sarah Wise and Mrs. Adelaide g Everts preceded her in dcUth. ll Mrs Smith was a member of the i- Methodist church, Eastern Star and if W R. C. and conducted a widely ix* knowir bakery for thirty, years.\ , I - -.....-...... .... ..‘ I. . ^ :
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Marion Weekly Sentinel
Marion, Iowa, US
Thu, Apr 23, 1925
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