Aletha Patton

PATTONN, RAYMOND, ORR, FRENCH ABLE, ATCHESON, MOORE, BARNES

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Date: 1/9/2019 at 18:49:24

Columbus Gazette, October 10, 1935, page 1

The body of Mrs. T. S. Patton was brought to Columbus Junction Tuesday for interment that afternoon in the Columbus City cemetery.

The burial service was conducted at one o'clock at the Columbus City cemetery by the pastor of the United Presbyterian church at Albia.

The pallbearers were Charles Orr, J. R. Johnston, C. N. Johnston, F. H. Johnston, W. D. Duncan and Mr. Moore.

Among those from a distance in attendance at the burial service were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patton, Mr. and Mrs. James Patton and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Raymond, Albia; Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Orr, Mrs. Letitia French, Mrs. Lillie Able, Miss Della Patton, Mr. Atcheson and Will Moore, of Washington and Charles Orr, of Conesville and Rev. R. I. Barnes, of Albia.

Mrs. Patton was formerly Miss Aletha Orr and was born in the county, April 5, 1853. She was married to T. S. Patton, who died about five years ago. They moved west in 1881, spending two years in Washington and the remainder of the time at Albia.

Mrs. Patton is survived by two sons, James and Robert Patton, both of Albia and one sister, Mrs. T. A. Raymond, also of Albia.

Funeral services were held at Albia, Monday afternoon conducted by the Rev. R. I. Barnes, pastor of the United Presbyterian church at Albia.