Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 35, Number 139, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 December 1903 — Mrs. T. F. Drake Dead [ARTICLE]

Mrs. T. F. Drake Dead

A telegram from Rev. T. F. Drake to the Houk family, in this place, received on Tuesday, stated that Mrs> Drake died that morning, supposed of heart trouble by her friends living here. The funeral services took place there the folfowing day, after which the remains where taken to Bloomington, .111., for interment. Mr. Drake «pu3 wife were removed from the charge here in the fall. Aftef making their home with us for four years, they left many friends in Crown Point who are true sympathizers for the husband who is I&ft without wife or children—* Crown Point Star. ' Rev. T. F. Drake was a very pbpular pastor of the M. E. church at Rensselaer some eight or ten years ago. His wife who was then with him died while he was here, Shd the one whose death is above mentioned was married at Mulberry, Ind., if we mistake not; Ifr. Drake is now in, fharge of a, leading church at Torre Haute.