THE DEATH OF FRED T. PARVIS
Fred T. Parvis, 88, a retired custom butcher, died Saturday night at St. Elizabeth hospital. Born in Stockwell, he spent most of his life in Tippecanoe county, moving to this city six years ago to reside with his son, Arthur, 401 Lingle Avenue, who died six weeks ago. Since that time he had lived with his daughter-in-law. In 1890 he married Anna Bell, who died in 1949. There are no immediate survivors.
Fred T. Parvis, 88, a retired custom butcher, died Saturday night at St. Elizabeth hospital. Born in Stockwell, he spent most of his life in Tippecanoe county, moving to this city six years ago to reside with his son, Arthur, 401 Lingle Avenue, who died six weeks ago. Since that time he had lived with his daughter-in-law. In 1890 he married Anna Bell, who died in 1949. There are no immediate survivors.
THE DEATH OF FRED T. PARVIS
Fred T. Parvis, 88, a retired custom butcher, died Saturday night at St. Elizabeth hospital. Born in Stockwell, he spent most of his life in Tippecanoe county, moving to this city six years ago to reside with his son, Arthur, 401 Lingle Avenue, who died six weeks ago. Since that time he had lived with his daughter-in-law. In 1890 he married Anna Bell, who died in 1949. There are no immediate survivors.
Fred T. Parvis, 88, a retired custom butcher, died Saturday night at St. Elizabeth hospital. Born in Stockwell, he spent most of his life in Tippecanoe county, moving to this city six years ago to reside with his son, Arthur, 401 Lingle Avenue, who died six weeks ago. Since that time he had lived with his daughter-in-law. In 1890 he married Anna Bell, who died in 1949. There are no immediate survivors.
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