Harry A. Gilchrist
			    Dies Suddenly

Death came suddenly Friday afternoon, at 109 East Lincoln street,
Marshalltown, Ia., to Harley A. Gilchrist, who dropped dead while in
the act of assisting Carl Whited with the moving of his household
goods. A post mortem examination conducted by Dr. H.H. Nichols, county
coroner, and Dr. A.R. Lynn revealed the cause of death as an aneurism,
an unusual condition caused by the bursting of the big artery. Mr
Gilchrist had complained some of pains in the chest during the last
few days, but he did not regard his condition as serious.  Dr. Nichols
said there was no question about the cause of death and that an
inquest was unnecessary.

Harley A. Gilchrist was born March 1, 1884, at North English, and in
1903 he married Miss Ethel Tinkle, at Marengo. HE came here about two
weeks ago from Kimball, Mo., where he had been employed by a
construction company. He had been making his home with his mother,
Mrs. Jane Miller, 506 North first avenue.

Besides his wife he is survived by three children, Lee, Vernon and
Marvel, who are living at Aurora, Mo., his mother, Mrs. Jane Miller,
of this city; a sister, Mrs. James Ballard, of Millersburg; four
half-sisters, Mrs. Arthur Pose, Ames; Mrs. G.A. Clemins, New
Providence, and Mrs. Nina Thayer and Miss Frances Miller of this city.

Funeral services were held at 10:30 o'clock Monday morning from the
Estel funeral home in charge of Rev. L.W. Harper.  Burial was in
Riverside.  Pallbearers were Harry Robbins, Cara Brown, Fred Fish, Roy
Banister, Fred Gard and Carl Whited.  The flowers were cared for by
Mrs. Warren Fraker and Mrs. Robert Hamblin.  Those from a distance
attending the services were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pose, Ames; Mr. and
Mrs. James Ballard and daughter, Millersburg, and Mr. And Mrs. Flay
Clemons, New Providence.  Marshaltown times-Republican.

N. English, Iowa paper 22 Dec 1927 on LDS film 1003429
credits the Marshaltown times-Republican
typed 1996 by Dennis Nicklaus