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^ ^ t *e tDitttp! J Dead Ud Tkridty• ' t iy :. . y *■.,...•-vFuneral Sunday•***'LOf^Thursday afternoon David Sig* ler,ag*d almost 79 years, of Milford dropped dead of heart trou-bfewNtifc out in the field plowing. Mr. SiftatConcluded to plow a seven acre fteUfet wheat and against the protest of WO wife he hitched up his team and went frit to work. As he did not come to tJsfhouse at the .usual time Mrs. Sigler went out to the field *nd theie sheMind him dead with the lines still fastened around him.David C. W. Sigler, son of Jacob and Mary Clark Sigle*, was born in Wood cotinty, 0., December 26, 1840. He camefo LaGrange county, Ind., in 1853 and had resided in Milford town* ship €6 years. In 1874 he was united in marriage with Jedetha Reade and since that time had resided on the same farm. He is survived by his wife and one brother, Jasper, residing in that same neighborhood.The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence, Rev. WiHiam Daly, pastor of the Methodist chorchat Wolcottville, officiating. In-torment took place in the cemetery at Woodruff.
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Lagrange, Indiana, US

Wed, Oct 01, 1919

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