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Note: OBITUARY: MRS HARRIET E BEDGOOD. Mrs Harriet E Bedgood, 78 years old, died yesterday at the home of her son, Thomas L Bedgood, 2601 South Brookside boulevard. She came from her home in Rising Sun to visit her son a month ago and was taken ill shortly afterward. Mrs Bedgood was born in Rising Sun and had lived there all her live. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Besides her son, she leaves a brother and sister, Mrs Kate Summers of Kansas City, Mo., and Harry Clore of Fostoria, O. Funeral services will be held at Mr Bedgood's residence at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
9 Oct 1926, The Indianapolis Star, p 7
OBITUARY: Deaths
BEDGOOD - Harriet E, age 78 years, died at the home of her son, T L Bedgood, 2601 S Brookside blvd., Friday, October 8. Funeral services Monday, October 11, at 2 p. m., at above address. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited.
A clipping from an unknown newspaper.
OBITUARY: MRS HARRIET BEDGOOD DIES IN INDIANAPOLIS
Mrs Harriet Clore Bedgood, a lifelong resident of this city, died at 2 a. m. Friday at the home of her son, Thomas Bedgood, in Indianapolis, where she went some weeks ago, expecting to make a brief visit. Complications which followed a severe cold caused her demise.
Mrs Bedgood was seventy-nine years old. She was a highly intellectual woman, possessing a great store of general information, which she gained by an intensive reading of many of the best things which literature has to offer. She also kept herself well posted on the world's news of the day. Mrs Bedgood was a good conversationalist and her friends keenly enjoyed the hours which they spent in her company. She was a member of the M. E. church.
A brief funeral service was held at her son's home Monday, the Rev Mr Dunlevy of Roberts Park M. E. church having charge. Mrs Edwin VanOsdol, formerly of this city but now of Indianapolis, very sweetly sang "Abide with Me."
Mrs Bedgood's body was buried by the grave of her idolized son, Russell Kenneth Bedgood, in Crown Hill cemetery.
A clipping from a Rising Sun, IN newspaper.
OBITUARY: DIES WHILE VISITING SON IN INDIANAPOLIS
News of the death of Mrs Harriette Bedgood at the home of her son, Tom, in Indianapolis, Saturday, came not as a surprise to her relatives and acquaintances in Rising Sun who realized that she was in frail health even before she was stricken with her final illness. Mrs Bedgood went to make a visit at the home of her son several weeks ago and was taken ill soon after her arrival.
Surviving are one son at whose home she died, and other relatives. Another son, Kenneth, passed away several years ago and from the shock of his death the mother never recovered.
The funeral was held Monday at the Bedgood home in Indianapolis, and were beautiful in its simplicity. Rev Dunlevy, pastor of the Roberts Parks Methodist church, gave the sermon. Mrs Edwin VanOsdal (Wilma Riggs) sang "Abide With Me."
A clipping from a Rising Sun, IN newspaper.
OBITUARY: TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF RISING SUN CHAPTER, NO. 326, O.E.S
On the morning of October 8th.-1926 at the home of her son in Indianapolis, Indiana, Sister Harriet Bedgood entered into rest.
She had been a member of our Order for many years and was Worthy Matron during the year of 1913.
She was a woman of strong mental qualities and exemplified in her life the beautiful principles and truths of our Order. Our sister lives again in the thoughts of those who loved her. "Death all fetters doth unbind", and she has passed on into the fuller life and the opportunities for richer and more blessed service.
"The world may sound no trumpets, ring no bells: "The Book of Life the shining record tells."
In token of respect to our departed Sister, the Charter and badges will be draped in mourning for the space of thirty days, a copy of these resolutions spread upon the records of our Chapter and one sent to her son in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Committe.
Mary Davis Burns
Pealr Schroeder
Hannah D Anderson
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