THE FLAGLER TRIBUNE
Bunnell, Florida
Thursday, August 1, 1929

According to a telegram received yesterday afternoon by J. A. Henderson, Mrs. Claude G. Varn, formerly of this place, but who recently moved to Butte, Mont., died about noon yesterday, death being attributed to complication arising during childbirth.

Mr. Henderson, who is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Varn, said this morning that the body of Mrs. Varn will be brought to Daytona Beach far burial, the journey from Butte will start about noon today, and arrival of the body is expected Monday afternoon or Monday night.

From an exchange of telegrams between Mr. Henderson and Mr. Varn it was learned that Mrs. Varn's death was very sudden, and that the newly born baby girl is living and healthy. Four other children, all of tender age, survive their mother.

Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Vam lived here for a long period of years, where Mr. Varn was prominent in banking and law circles. About two years ago the family moved to Daytona Beach where Mr. Varn opened an additional law office, residing there until about three months ago when the family removed to Butte.

The family has many friends in all walks of life all over Florida and the sudden death of the wife and mother will be received with deep sorrow by those friends.

DELAND DAILY NEWS
DeLand, Florida
Thursday, August 1, 1929

DEATH CLAIMS MRS. C. G. VARN

Word has been received here of the death at Butte, Montana, of Mrs. Claude G. Varn, until last April, a resident of Daytona Beach. Mrs. Varn has many acquaintances in DeLand.

Mrs. Varn leaves her husband, 5 children, one of whom is a new-born baby, her parents, two sisters, Mrs. Forrest M. Bullock of DeLand and Mrs. James A. Henderson of Bunnell and a brother, Mr. Alden K. Boor of Chicago.

The body will be brought to Daytona Beach for burial.

DELAND DAILY NEWS
DeLand, Florida
Wednesday, August 7, 1929

Services will be held at Butte, Montana, August 10th and the body brought to Daytona Beach late in the fall for interment there.

Mr. and Mrs. Bullock of this city are on their way to Montana expecting to reach there in time for the funeral.

Mrs. Bullock, a sister of the deceased, will help in the care of the 5 surviving children, on of them an infant, and their return to home here will be indefinite.