Nash, Elsie (McCulloch) 1884 - 1918
NASH, MCCULLOCH
Posted By: Joy Moore (email)
Date: 7/7/2024 at 13:00:10
Source: Cresco Plain Dealer July 5, 1918, P4 C4
A sad message was received by friends Wednesday morning saying that Mrs. Alvin Nash passed away Tuesday night. Mrs. Nash will be remembered here as Elsie McCulloch. The remains will be brought to Lime Springs Friday afternoon for burial.
Transcriber’s Note: Find a Grave shows she was born Jan. 1884 and died July 2, 1918. She is buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
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Source: Cresco Plain Dealer July 12, 1918, FP C6
Sudden Summons for Young Mother.
Our community was shocked and saddened Wednesday, July 10, to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. Elsie McCulloch Nash, who resided at 3337 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. She was just about to leave the hospital with an infant daughter, Aurilla Jane, only eleven days old. Her mother, Mrs. A. C. McCulloch had the baby, and a nurse was helping Mrs. Nash. They had reached the lower floor by elevator, when Mrs. Nash suddenly became very faint and ill. She was carried to her room on a carrier, and passed away in a very short time in spite of the efforts of both doctors and nurses.
The funeral services were held in Minneapolis and the body was accompanied to its last resting place in Pleasant Hill cemetery, Lime Springs, by her sorrowing husband, Alvin L. Nash, Mrs. and Mrs. C. P. Nash, Mrs. C. M. Nash, of Eagle Head, Minn., Mrs. A. C. McCulloch and Miss Harriet McCulloch. The casket was opened and a short service held at the paviliou{sic} in the cemetery, where a very large company of friends met to pay their last tribute to the one departed. The casket and grave were completely covered with flowers, telling in their sweet way of the esteem in which she was held.
Mrs. Nash was in her thirty-fifth year and leaves three beautiful children, Clifford, Elizabeth and the babe.
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Howard Obituaries maintained by Constance McDaniel Hall.
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