Wife of K.H. Aber
Died at age 27y. 7mo. 21d.
Decatur (IN) Daily Democrat, Monday, May 4, 1908:
MRS. ABER IS DEAD
Daughter of Root Township Farmer Died in New Mexico
Remains Enroute Here---Will Arrive Sometime on Wednesday
A telegram from Carl Aber, at Tucumcari, New Mexico this morning announced the sad message that his wife, Clara Mumma Aber, had died at that place Sunday morning. The deceased was a daughter of J. A. Mumma, of Root township and was well known in this locality. She was married to Mr. Aber about a year ago and went to southwest country to live. Her condition had been delicate for several weeks, but was not known to be so serious. Besides the parents and husband, she is survived by four sisters and a brother. The remains are now enroute home and are expected to arrive in this city some time Wednesday. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs. Aber was twenty-eight years old.
Died at age 27y. 7mo. 21d.
Decatur (IN) Daily Democrat, Monday, May 4, 1908:
MRS. ABER IS DEAD
Daughter of Root Township Farmer Died in New Mexico
Remains Enroute Here---Will Arrive Sometime on Wednesday
A telegram from Carl Aber, at Tucumcari, New Mexico this morning announced the sad message that his wife, Clara Mumma Aber, had died at that place Sunday morning. The deceased was a daughter of J. A. Mumma, of Root township and was well known in this locality. She was married to Mr. Aber about a year ago and went to southwest country to live. Her condition had been delicate for several weeks, but was not known to be so serious. Besides the parents and husband, she is survived by four sisters and a brother. The remains are now enroute home and are expected to arrive in this city some time Wednesday. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs. Aber was twenty-eight years old.
Wife of K.H. Aber
Died at age 27y. 7mo. 21d.
Decatur (IN) Daily Democrat, Monday, May 4, 1908:
MRS. ABER IS DEAD
Daughter of Root Township Farmer Died in New Mexico
Remains Enroute Here---Will Arrive Sometime on Wednesday
A telegram from Carl Aber, at Tucumcari, New Mexico this morning announced the sad message that his wife, Clara Mumma Aber, had died at that place Sunday morning. The deceased was a daughter of J. A. Mumma, of Root township and was well known in this locality. She was married to Mr. Aber about a year ago and went to southwest country to live. Her condition had been delicate for several weeks, but was not known to be so serious. Besides the parents and husband, she is survived by four sisters and a brother. The remains are now enroute home and are expected to arrive in this city some time Wednesday. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs. Aber was twenty-eight years old.
Died at age 27y. 7mo. 21d.
Decatur (IN) Daily Democrat, Monday, May 4, 1908:
MRS. ABER IS DEAD
Daughter of Root Township Farmer Died in New Mexico
Remains Enroute Here---Will Arrive Sometime on Wednesday
A telegram from Carl Aber, at Tucumcari, New Mexico this morning announced the sad message that his wife, Clara Mumma Aber, had died at that place Sunday morning. The deceased was a daughter of J. A. Mumma, of Root township and was well known in this locality. She was married to Mr. Aber about a year ago and went to southwest country to live. Her condition had been delicate for several weeks, but was not known to be so serious. Besides the parents and husband, she is survived by four sisters and a brother. The remains are now enroute home and are expected to arrive in this city some time Wednesday. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs. Aber was twenty-eight years old.
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