Clinton County PA Archives Obituaries.....BOND, Elvira (MOLSON) January 29 1951
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  The Sun, morning edition, Baltimore, Md.  31 Jan 1951
  ELVIRA (MOLSON) BOND
  (1891 - 1951)
  	
  
  Mrs. Elvira M. Bond
  
       Funeral services for Mrs. Elvira M. Bond, who has been an active leader in 
  Negro educational and religious work for a number of years, will be held at 2 
  p.m. tomorrow at the Sharp Street Memorial Church.
  
       Born in Loch Haven, Pa., on November 3, 1891, the daughter of Edward B. 
  and Elizabeth Catherine Molson, Mrs. Bond moved to Baltimore at the age of 4 to 
  live with her aunt, Mrs. Melissa Minor.
  
       Mrs. Bond was educated in the local public schools, the Colored High 
  School, now Douglass High School and Temple University from which she was 
  graduated with a B.S. degree in domestic science.
  
       For a few months she taught at the St. Clair High School, Cambridge, Md. 
  and then returned to Baltimore where she instructed in the public schools for 
  ten years.
  
       Mrs. Bond died Monday at her home, 1517 Druid Hill avenue.
  
       An active participant in civic affairs, Mrs. Bond served as a member of 
  the Republican City and State committees.
  
       She is survived by her husband, Roy S. Bond, Baltimore attorney, and a 
  brother, John Irvin Molson.  Burial will be in Mount Auburn Cemetery, Westport.
  
  		[The Sun, morning edition, Baltimore, Md., 31 Jan 1951, 11:2]
  
  
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