Rhorer - Ollie Westcott
Source: Crawfordsville Daily Journal Monday, March 26, 1928
Darlington -- Mrs. Ollie RHORER, one of the well known and highly respected citizens of this place passed away at her home here today noon after several weeks' illness. Some time ago Mrs. Rhorer suffered an attack of influenza from which she was not able to recover. The deceased was born in Putnam County more than 70 years ago. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Robert Lunch (Lynch?); a niece, Mrs. Beatrice Mullen and two nephews, Norman and Damon Thompson. Mrs. Rhorer was an active member of the South Christian Church. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Church of which she was a member with interment in the Darlington Cemetery
Note: This lady is quite a mystery. First of all, the Crawfordsville Daily Journal is dated 1928 but her tombstone is 1922. Not sure what her maiden name is but it would have to be either Thompson or Rhorer since Norman, Beatrice and Damon are her nephews and niece so imagine it is Thompson however I had Booher . -- See below for the final countdown -- heehee - kbz
Source: Death Record H29-124
26 March 1928 Ollie Rhorer
FW
Place of death: Darlington 73y1m14d
widower Husband was: William H Rhorer
Birthplace: Montgomery County, IN
Father name: Samuel Westcott born NY
Mother: Susan Venard born OH
Buried IOOF Cemetery in Darlington
Source: Crawfordsville Daily Journal 31 March 1928
Darlington, March 31 - The funeral services for Mrs. Ollie Rhorer, who passed away Monday afternoon were Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in charge of Rev. W.H. Zenor, pastor of the church. Mrs. Bert Hiatt and Mrs. W.H. Zenor sang, Only Rembered and Tenderly Lay Me Down. Mrs. Hiatt sang a solo, Clinging. The flower bearers were Mrs. Lou Chambers, Mrs. Della Morrison, Mrs. Eva Cooper and Miss Ina Bowers. The pall bearers were: Damon and Normal Thompson, Earl Butler, John Remley, John Lynch and Ed Williamson. Interment was made at the Odd Fellow Cemetery. Among those from out of town who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rhorer of Kokomo, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Norris of Indianapolis, Mrs. George Height and Mrs. Edna Cook of Kokomo.