The Wichita Beacon Tuesday Feb 13 1917
Richard H. Slusser, 61 years old living at 146 North Charles Street, died last night as the result of a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Slusser had lived in Wichita six months, coming from Buffalo, Ok. He formerly lived at Benton Kansas. He is survived by a wife, four sons, and one daughter: Sons, Frank Slusser and Lewis Slusser, of Hardy, Oklahoma; Hughie Slusser and Earl Slusser of Wichita and daughter Mrs. Elsie Austin, of May Oklahoma. He leaves two brothers Lewis Slusser, of Bronson Kansas and Thomas Slusser of Auburn Kansas. The Wichita Undertaking Company is in charge.
Richard H. Slusser, 61 years old living at 146 North Charles Street, died last night as the result of a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Slusser had lived in Wichita six months, coming from Buffalo, Ok. He formerly lived at Benton Kansas. He is survived by a wife, four sons, and one daughter: Sons, Frank Slusser and Lewis Slusser, of Hardy, Oklahoma; Hughie Slusser and Earl Slusser of Wichita and daughter Mrs. Elsie Austin, of May Oklahoma. He leaves two brothers Lewis Slusser, of Bronson Kansas and Thomas Slusser of Auburn Kansas. The Wichita Undertaking Company is in charge.
The Wichita Beacon Tuesday Feb 13 1917
Richard H. Slusser, 61 years old living at 146 North Charles Street, died last night as the result of a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Slusser had lived in Wichita six months, coming from Buffalo, Ok. He formerly lived at Benton Kansas. He is survived by a wife, four sons, and one daughter: Sons, Frank Slusser and Lewis Slusser, of Hardy, Oklahoma; Hughie Slusser and Earl Slusser of Wichita and daughter Mrs. Elsie Austin, of May Oklahoma. He leaves two brothers Lewis Slusser, of Bronson Kansas and Thomas Slusser of Auburn Kansas. The Wichita Undertaking Company is in charge.
Richard H. Slusser, 61 years old living at 146 North Charles Street, died last night as the result of a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Slusser had lived in Wichita six months, coming from Buffalo, Ok. He formerly lived at Benton Kansas. He is survived by a wife, four sons, and one daughter: Sons, Frank Slusser and Lewis Slusser, of Hardy, Oklahoma; Hughie Slusser and Earl Slusser of Wichita and daughter Mrs. Elsie Austin, of May Oklahoma. He leaves two brothers Lewis Slusser, of Bronson Kansas and Thomas Slusser of Auburn Kansas. The Wichita Undertaking Company is in charge.
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