WILSON, George M.

Source: Obituaries: 1930’s collection – Covington Public Library –-- thanks so much hand noted as Sept 1931

George M. Wilson, brother of Thomas Wilson of Waynetown died at his brother’s home Tuesday as the result of a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Wilson’s death came suddenly and occurred at 5 o’clock in the morning. The deceased who for many years had lived at Columbus, Ohio arrived two weeks ago for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. A week ago he left for Rosedale, Ill in company with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and a friend, George Mickle of Columbus to visit with relatives. While enroute home Monday he was stricken at Mooseheart, Ill his death following in a few hours. Mr. Wilson was born April 1, 1865 near Newtown the son of John C. and Elizah Thompson Wilson. Those surviving are two brothers, Thomas of Waynetown and Frank of Rosedale, Ill and a sister, Mrs. TB Tinder. The funeral services were conducted at the Waynetown Baptist Church, Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock with the Rev. CR Brown in charge. Burial was made in the Waynetown Masonic cemetery. - kbz

Source: Crawfordsville Journal 29 Sept 1931 p 2

George M. Wilson, brother of Thomas Wilson of Waynetown died at his brother’s home Tuesday as the result of a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Wilson’s death came suddenly and occurred at 5 o’clock in the morning. The deceased who for many years had lived at Columbus, Ohio arrived two weeks ago for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. A week ago he left for Rosedale, Ill in company with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and a friend, George Mickle of Columbus to visit with relatives. While enroute home Monday he was stricken at Mooseheart, Ill his death followed in a few hours. Mr. Wilson was born April 1, 1865 near Newtown the son of John C. and Eliza Thompson Wilson. Those surviving are two brothers, Thomas of Waynetown and Frank of Rosedale, Ill and a sister, Mrs. TB Tinder. The funeral services will be conducted at the Baptist Church, Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock with the Rev. CR Brown in charge. Burial will be made in the Waynetown Masonic cemetery. - kbz