Ascension County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Ourso, Vincent - September 26, 1919
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source: The Donaldsonville Chief. (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current,
October 04, 1919, page 3


Vincent Ourso Laid to Rest. - The body of Vincent Ourso, the young man who died 
at Flint, Mich., Friday of last week, reached here Tuesday morning over the T. & 
P. railway, and was brought to the residence of his father, C. A. ourso, in Port 
Barrow, from which place the funeral took place at 4:30 o'clock the same 
afternoon. A large crowd of sorrowing relatives and friends attended the last 
sad rites at the Catholic church and followed the remains to their last resting 
place in Catholic cemetery. Deceased was a member of Erie Camp, W. O. W., and 
out of respect to his memory, many of the members of the local camp of Woodmen 
attended the funeral. Deceased died as a result of blood poison, which developed 
from a small pimple or boil on his nose. He was taken suddenly ill at his 
boardinghouse Thursday of last week and was removed during the night in an 
unconscious condition to the hospital, and despite the best medical attention he 
passed away the next day. Besides his grief-stricken parents, deceased leaves to 
mourn his loss seven brothers and four sisters, namely: Judson, Wallace, Louis, 
Wilfred, Alvan, Roland, and Mrs. J. F. Mollere of Melville, Misses Stella, Anna 
and Madeline. To the afflicted family the Chief tenders its deepest sympathy.


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