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- Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, January 06, 1944 Pulaski Democrat - Sandy Creek Woman Dies In Solvay - Funeral services were held in Sandy Creek, Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Audra Butterworth, who died Thursday at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Darrow in Solvay. Death followed a heart attack suffered a few hours before while shopping with her sister. She had gone to solvay for a few days visit. Mrs. Butterworth, wife of Lawrence Butterworth, was born at Sandy Creek, in November 1907, a daughter of Frederick and Elizabeth Stage Lum. She was graduated from Sandy Creek high school in 1926 and the following year attended Pulaski teacher's training class. She was married to Mr. Butterworth of Pineville in February, 1927, and they lived at Sandy Creek all of their married life except for a year spent at Pulaski. Mrs. Butterworth was a member of O.E.S. and of Congregational church. Other survivors are two children, Miss Jean Butterworth and Stewart Butterworth; two sisters, Mrs. Darrow and Mrs. DeEstin Whitney of Pulaski, and a brother Leonard Lum of Sandy Creek. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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1907 - 1943 (36 years)
d. 1913 (Age 54 years)