Shelby County Indiana
Obituaries
Winkles
Obituaries
Winkles
The Shelbyville Republican
Saturday November 26, 1921
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BOGGSTOWN LADY DIED THIS A.M.
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Mrs. Phoebe (Tucker) Cramer Winkles
Expired This Morning At Home of Her Son
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FUNERAL SERVICE MONDAY
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Mrs. Phoebe (Tucker) Cramer Winkles died today at eleven at eleven o’clock at the home of her son, Willis Cramer, near Boggstown. Death was due to cancer and complications. Mrs. Winkles was 73 years of age at the time she passed away.Saturday November 26, 1921
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BOGGSTOWN LADY DIED THIS A.M.
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Mrs. Phoebe (Tucker) Cramer Winkles
Expired This Morning At Home of Her Son
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FUNERAL SERVICE MONDAY
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She had been brought to the son’s home only a few weeks ago from Indianapolis, where Mr. and Mrs. Winkles resided. She was a member of the Mt. Pleasant church and was a good Christian woman and known by many in Sugar Creek township, where she resided all her life prior to moving to Indianapolis.
Mrs. Winkles is survived by the husband Charles Wesley Winkles, one son, Willis Cramer, at whose home she died, besides three brothers, George and Ephriam Tucker, of Hendricks township, two sisters, Mrs. Williams (Addie) Shaw of Union township, and Mrs.[Lewis] Lizzie Murrel, of Bay city, Michigan.
Funeral services will be held Monday at ten o’clock at the Second Mt. Pleasant church with burial in the church cemetery. Undertakers Stewart & Fix of this city in charge.
Contributed by Barb Huff
[Note from Barb: Phebe Ann Tucker born November 11, 1848, daughter of James & Martha (Babb) Tucker]
The Shelbyville Republican
Monday, July 26, 1920
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CLARENCE WINKLES MADE HIGH
DIVE IN EAGLE CREEK THAT
CAUSED HIS DEATH
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HAD MANY FRIENDS HERE
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Saturday evening while Clarence Winkles and a number of friends, all of Indianapolis, were swimming in Eagle Creek, Winkles made a high dive. Under the water Winkle's head hit a rock causing his death. Not appearing above water when he should the police were notified and after a search with grappling hooks the body was found in water 60 feet deep where the stream had been dredged for gravel and sand.Monday, July 26, 1920
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CLARENCE WINKLES MADE HIGH
DIVE IN EAGLE CREEK THAT
CAUSED HIS DEATH
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HAD MANY FRIENDS HERE
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Mr. Winkles was a half brother of Mr. Willis Cramer who lives on the Boggstown road just across the Blue river bridge on North Harrison street. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Second Mt. Pleasant church. Mr. Winkles had a number of relatives in this county as well as friends in this city.
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
