Delphos Carrier
July 1, 1887
DIED- In this city, Thursday evening, June 23, 1887, Charley Cormack; aged 9 years, of measles. Little Charley was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cormack, and his death was painfully sudden and unexpected, very few knew that he was sick. The grief-stricken parents and family have the hearty sympathy of all who know them.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to return thanks to all those who gave us help and friendship in our bereavement, and when the dark cloud shall come over any of you, that you shall neither lack Divine or human friendship, is the fervent hope of Mr. and Mrs. Cormack.
July 1, 1887
DIED- In this city, Thursday evening, June 23, 1887, Charley Cormack; aged 9 years, of measles. Little Charley was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cormack, and his death was painfully sudden and unexpected, very few knew that he was sick. The grief-stricken parents and family have the hearty sympathy of all who know them.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to return thanks to all those who gave us help and friendship in our bereavement, and when the dark cloud shall come over any of you, that you shall neither lack Divine or human friendship, is the fervent hope of Mr. and Mrs. Cormack.
Delphos Carrier
July 1, 1887
DIED- In this city, Thursday evening, June 23, 1887, Charley Cormack; aged 9 years, of measles. Little Charley was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cormack, and his death was painfully sudden and unexpected, very few knew that he was sick. The grief-stricken parents and family have the hearty sympathy of all who know them.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to return thanks to all those who gave us help and friendship in our bereavement, and when the dark cloud shall come over any of you, that you shall neither lack Divine or human friendship, is the fervent hope of Mr. and Mrs. Cormack.
July 1, 1887
DIED- In this city, Thursday evening, June 23, 1887, Charley Cormack; aged 9 years, of measles. Little Charley was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cormack, and his death was painfully sudden and unexpected, very few knew that he was sick. The grief-stricken parents and family have the hearty sympathy of all who know them.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to return thanks to all those who gave us help and friendship in our bereavement, and when the dark cloud shall come over any of you, that you shall neither lack Divine or human friendship, is the fervent hope of Mr. and Mrs. Cormack.
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