YOUNG WOMAN DEAD. [faded in parts].
Mrs. Nora Hutchens Eubank, wife of Mr.
Vester Eubank, died at the home of her father, Mr. J. W. Hutcherson [sic] ___ morning following a
lingering ___ caused by a malignant internal growth. She was twenty-five years of age.
She was a splendid young woman and typified a most excellent character. Her disposition was lovable
and amiable and it is said, without an exception, she was one of the gentlest and the sweetest patients
ever attended on a serious bed of illness. Throughout a long confinement she bore her affliction without
a murmur nd though she knew death was inevitable she tried so hard to do all in her power to be
restored to health and to her family.
After her marriage she was one of the well known and intellectual teachers of the county. She was a
devoted wife and mother and in every sense of the word was a woman to be loved, trusted and
admired. Several weeks ago she was baptized into the Christian Church at her father's home and her
influence had always been for the best and the loftiest.
Surviving are her parents, her husband and two children, one about 2 years old and the other two
months old.
The funeral services and the burial took place Thursday morning.
The deepest and tenderest sympathy goes out to the heartbroken parents upon the death of their only
child and to the husband in sorrow and grief.
Unknown Glasgow KY newspaper, from files of the late Birdie Lutzow.
Eubank Cemetery
Nora Hutchens Eubank
30 Jan 1892 - 26 Sept 1917
1st wife of Vester White Eubank Sr.
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