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Covington County
Alabama
Obituaries
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Dies of
Typhoid
Death Calls Will Aughtmon at
Andalusia.
(Special to The
Advertiser)
Andalusia, Ala.,
Dec. 9--The many friends of Will
Aughtmon, 27, of Andalusia, will regret to
learn of his death on Wednesday at his home here
following an attack of typhoid fever.
The deceased was a loyal member of the
Christian church and a devoted son and brother. He was
occupied in truck farming on his father's land on the
Beasley property.
He is survived by his father and
mother and six brothers, the brothers acting as pall
bearers at his funeral yesterday.
Members of the family wish to express
their heartfelt appreciation to the friends of their
son and brother who were so kind and sympathetic
during his illness and death and for the many floral
tributes.
Source: Montgomery Advertiser,
December 10, 1922, Transcribed by C.
Anthony
Andalusia Woman Dies After Life of
Charity
Mrs. I. Berman Buried in Montgomery of
Wednesday.
Andalusia, Ala., Dec. 12.--Special
to The Advertiser.--Not only the wide circle of
friends here and throughout the state, but many
relatives and dependant children and adults will learn
with regret of the death of Mrs. I.
Berman, 42, at a local hospital. Mrs. Berman
had been in ill health for a number of years, but her
deeds of kindness to relieve want and suffering among
dependent people of the Jewish race in the old country
and in the United States made her active up to the
end.
Mrs. Berman is survived by her
husband, a pioneer citizen and merchant of Andalusia;
one son, Sam M. Berman, business
associate of his father.
The body was accompanied to
Montgomery by relatives and intimate friends on the
Louisville and Nashville train and funeral services
were held there Wednesday afternoon.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Rosa Berman were held from Leak's Chapel
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rabbi A. S. Welsel
officiated. Pall bearers were Sam Berman, H. Wafoce,
H. Axlrod, M. J. Berman, Nathan Kahn and Fred Solomon.
Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery.
Source: Montgomery Advertiser,
December 13, 1923, Transcribed by C. Anthony
Perenot Milligan of Andalusia
Dies
Prominent Young
Citizen of Covington County Passes Away At Local
Infirmary.
Andalusia, Ala., Dec.
12--Perenot Milligan, aged 24, passed
away Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at a Montgomery
infirmary after an illness of several weeks. He became
ill the latter part of October and was taken to
Montgomery three weeks ago. The end had been expected
for several days and his father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Milligan, and his
brother and sister, L. M. and Miss Cecelia
Milligan
all of Andalusia, were with him
when the end came, they having been at his bedside for
some time.
The
young man was very popular in Andalusia and Covington
county, and his many friends mourn his death. He was
connected with the Andalusia National Bank at the time
of his illness, and had been for the past few years. The
remains will reach Andalusia at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning and will be taken to the home of his parents on
East Three Notch street. Funeral arrangements have not
bee announced.
Source:
Montgomery Advertiser, December 13, 1921, Transcribed by
C. Anthony
George W. Vickery, Andalusia.
Andalusia, Ala.,
Dec. 12.--Special to The Advertiser.--George W.
Vickery, 44, for many years a resident of Andalusia,
coming here as a youth from Indiana, died at his home
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, following an illness of
several weeks. Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at Red Level, the funeral procession leaving
Andalusia at noon.
Mr. Vickery is
survived by his widow and eight children, seven of
whom are here. One son who is in the United States
navy was unable to get here in time for the funeral
services. One daughter, Mrs. Robert Keeffe, of
Pascagoula, Miss., arrived Tuesday.
Members of the
bereaved family have endeared themselves to a wide
circle of friends here who feel keenly the sorrow
which has visited them.
Source:
Montgomery Advertiser, December 13, 1923, Transcribed by
C. Anthony
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