The Knoxville News-Sentinel 13 Oct 1953 p 6
Mrs. Ingle, Mother of Mrs. Mitchell, Dies
Sherrill Mitchell, president of Knoxville Scenic Studios, is in South Pittsburg, Tenn., where Mrs. Mitchell's mother, Mrs. Rose Schull Ingle, widow of John J. Ingle, died yesterday afternoon.
The two Mitchell children, Nancy Lynn, band sponsor at Young High School, and Don, a student at Mooreland Heights Elementary School, were to accompany Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mitchell to South Pittsburg today (sic) services at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Sherrill and M. J. are brothers.
Mrs. Sherrill Mitchell had been called to South Pittsburg several times by her mother's long illness, and was with her at the time of her death. Mrs. Ingle died in the gracious ante-bellum home to which she had come as a bride. The late Mr. Ingle was for years South Pittsburg's only druggist. Both were from pioneer families of the section.
Besides the Knoxville daughter, Mrs. Ingle leaves two other daughters, Mrs. W. T. Hoge, with whom she lived, and Mrs. Joe McDaniel, a teacher; and a son, Dr. John H. Ingle Jr., Colville, Wash.
Mrs. Ingle, Mother of Mrs. Mitchell, Dies
Sherrill Mitchell, president of Knoxville Scenic Studios, is in South Pittsburg, Tenn., where Mrs. Mitchell's mother, Mrs. Rose Schull Ingle, widow of John J. Ingle, died yesterday afternoon.
The two Mitchell children, Nancy Lynn, band sponsor at Young High School, and Don, a student at Mooreland Heights Elementary School, were to accompany Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mitchell to South Pittsburg today (sic) services at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Sherrill and M. J. are brothers.
Mrs. Sherrill Mitchell had been called to South Pittsburg several times by her mother's long illness, and was with her at the time of her death. Mrs. Ingle died in the gracious ante-bellum home to which she had come as a bride. The late Mr. Ingle was for years South Pittsburg's only druggist. Both were from pioneer families of the section.
Besides the Knoxville daughter, Mrs. Ingle leaves two other daughters, Mrs. W. T. Hoge, with whom she lived, and Mrs. Joe McDaniel, a teacher; and a son, Dr. John H. Ingle Jr., Colville, Wash.
The Knoxville News-Sentinel 13 Oct 1953 p 6
Mrs. Ingle, Mother of Mrs. Mitchell, Dies
Sherrill Mitchell, president of Knoxville Scenic Studios, is in South Pittsburg, Tenn., where Mrs. Mitchell's mother, Mrs. Rose Schull Ingle, widow of John J. Ingle, died yesterday afternoon.
The two Mitchell children, Nancy Lynn, band sponsor at Young High School, and Don, a student at Mooreland Heights Elementary School, were to accompany Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mitchell to South Pittsburg today (sic) services at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Sherrill and M. J. are brothers.
Mrs. Sherrill Mitchell had been called to South Pittsburg several times by her mother's long illness, and was with her at the time of her death. Mrs. Ingle died in the gracious ante-bellum home to which she had come as a bride. The late Mr. Ingle was for years South Pittsburg's only druggist. Both were from pioneer families of the section.
Besides the Knoxville daughter, Mrs. Ingle leaves two other daughters, Mrs. W. T. Hoge, with whom she lived, and Mrs. Joe McDaniel, a teacher; and a son, Dr. John H. Ingle Jr., Colville, Wash.
Mrs. Ingle, Mother of Mrs. Mitchell, Dies
Sherrill Mitchell, president of Knoxville Scenic Studios, is in South Pittsburg, Tenn., where Mrs. Mitchell's mother, Mrs. Rose Schull Ingle, widow of John J. Ingle, died yesterday afternoon.
The two Mitchell children, Nancy Lynn, band sponsor at Young High School, and Don, a student at Mooreland Heights Elementary School, were to accompany Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mitchell to South Pittsburg today (sic) services at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Sherrill and M. J. are brothers.
Mrs. Sherrill Mitchell had been called to South Pittsburg several times by her mother's long illness, and was with her at the time of her death. Mrs. Ingle died in the gracious ante-bellum home to which she had come as a bride. The late Mr. Ingle was for years South Pittsburg's only druggist. Both were from pioneer families of the section.
Besides the Knoxville daughter, Mrs. Ingle leaves two other daughters, Mrs. W. T. Hoge, with whom she lived, and Mrs. Joe McDaniel, a teacher; and a son, Dr. John H. Ingle Jr., Colville, Wash.
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