OBITUARY: Julia Ayers, Central Point, Jackson County, Oregon 

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Medford (Oregon) Mail, Friday, 6 Mar 1908, Eagle Point Eaglets, p. 5

Thursday of last week the remains of Miss Julia Ayers, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F J Ayers, of this neighborhood, who died in San Francisco on the 25th
of February aged twenty-five years and seventeen days, arrived in Central
Point and were buried in the Central Point Cemetery the same day. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev A C Howlett assisted by Rev M C
Davis. After the religious services were concluded F. T. Newport stepped
forward and gave a short talk, stating that Miss Ayers lived and died a
devoted christian and that on her way to the hospital expressed her strong
reliance in God and her hope of immortality beyond the grave. A large crowd
of her friends and relatives attended the funeral. Her sister Laura and
brother-in-law Mr. Newport came up with the remains and remained with her
parents until Sunday.