Mclennan County Texas Archives News.....Harlow, Mrs. Herbert B. Funeral Held July 21, 1915
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Waco Morning News Wed Jul 21, 1915 July 21, 1915
Waco Morning News Wed July 21, 1915

Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Harlow

Funeral serviced for Mrs. Herbert B. Harlow, who met such
a tragic death Monday night, were held at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon from the family residence, 1905 Ethel. Mrs. Fred J.
Borns of Little Rock, Ark., who was also injured when the
two women with their children jumped from a light wagon 
drawn by a frightened horse, was considerably better last
night and had been taken to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. 
F. W. Porter, her uncle and aunt, at 728 North Eleventh,
Mr. Borns and Mrs. W. H. Odom, her mother, are on their
way here from Little Rock.
When the two young women jumped they held in their arms
their babies, Mrs. Harlow two of them and Mrs. Borns one.
The oldest of Mrs. Harlow's children, Herbert B. Harlow, Jr.,
2 years old, took premiums at the Cotton Palace baby shows
both in 1913 and 1914. Almost miraculously, the children
were not hurt.
Mrs. Harlow was a member of the Columbus Street Baptist
church and the services were conducted by Rev. F. S.
Groner, its pastor, and Rev. H. H. Street of the Provident
Heights Baptist church. The pall bearers were four uncles
of Mr. Harlow, J. G., S. J., I. A., and D. H. Smith, and
T. E. Haney and Alva Bryan.

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