Mrs. T. E. Ogle Passes Away Sunday Evening: ill For Several Months
Mrs. T. E. Ogle, who has been seriously ill for the past few weeks, passed away about 10:30 o'clock Sunday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lyle Dolton, in Terre Haute, where she had been for the past month. She has been ill since February and since that time had been treated at two different times in Paris hospital.
The body was removed to the Forbes-Hutehms Funeral home in this city where it remained until Wednesday afternoon when the funeral was held at 2:30 o'clock in the Presbyterian church, in charge of the Rev. F. A. Grunewald, of Bement, a former pastor of Kansas Presbyterian church.
Carl Bachelor of Paris sang two solos, "Beyond the Sunset," and "Beautiful Garden of Prayer," accompanied by John M. Hite at the organ.
Bearers were Frank Sexton, A. L. Stanfield, Earle Bond, George Kirchner, George Givens and Charles Cough.
Interment was made in the Ashmore cemetery.
Elinor Ratcliff was born Jan. 1, 1890, at Poplar Bluffs, Mo. At the age of five years she went to Terre Haute to make her home and later lived in Brocton for several years. On Mar. 15,1910, she was married to T. E. Ogle who passed away on May 16 of last year. They were parents of three daughters, Harriet, deceased, and Mrs. Charles Knowles of Veedersburg, Ind., and Mrs. Lyle Dolton of Terre Haute, who survive, with one granddaughter, Anne Knowles.
Mrs. Ogle was a member of the Presbyterian church, the Kansas chapter of Eastern Star, the White Shrine of Casey and the Grandview Rebekah lodge, and had been an active worker in many organizations of the Kansas churches and social organizations of the city."
