Obituary: Lida B. Goodwin

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             LIDA B. GOODWIN
   Miss Lida B. Goodwin, following a
lingering illness, died Saturday afternoon,
 January 16, 1932, at 3:30 o'clock,
at the home of an aunt, Miss Elizabeth 
Coffman, 154 Union street, where
she resided. Three years ago Miss
Goodwin went to Pasadena, Cal., to
make her home but was compelled by
illness to return here last May.
  Miss Goodwin was born in Georges
township, a daughter of the late Walter 
and Jennie Coffman Goodwin. She
was a member of the third Presbyterian 
church and of the Bethany Class
of that Sunday school.
   Surviving are the following brothers
and sisters: Harry B. Goodwin, of
Canton, Ohio; Mrs. Emily Brownfield,
Ray, Earl and Wilbert Goodwin, all
of the Morgantown road.
   Funeral services will be solemnized
at the home this afternoon at 1
o'clock  in charge of Dr. W. Scott Bowman, 
superintendent of Redstone Presbytery. 
Burial in Smithfield cemetery.