Mrs. Emma Blansett Richardson, wife of Edward P. Richardson, died of a complication of diseases at 2 oclock this morning at the Richardson home, No. 618 Park avenue, Seventeenth Ward, aged thirty seven years. Mrs. Richardson took sick during the holidays and was at the Memorial Hospital for ten days, being taken back to her home last Sunday.
The deceased was born and reared in Stoyestown, where she and Edward P. Richardson were married, Three children were born to them, two of whom are dead. Mrs. Richardson is surbived by her husband, a four year old daughter, Ruth Richardson; her father William Blansett, of Stoyestown; three sisters, Mrs. Ernest Proctor of the Fifth Ward; Mrs. George Pebley, of Moxham, and Miss Pearl Blansett, of Stoyestown together with six brothers Messrs. George, John, Ross, Homer, Earl and Jay Blansett also of Stoyestown.
The remains will be taken to Stoyestown on the 6:40 train Thursday morning for interment. The Rev. C. E. Smith, of the Lutheran Church in Moxham, will accompany the funeral party to Stoyestown and will conduct services in the Lutheran Church of that place. Mrs. Richardson was a lifelong member of the Lutheran Church and was a communicant to the Lutheran Chapel in Moxham. |
