"The body of Mrs. Bruce Drake, who died at her home in Kansas City Sunday of pneumonia, was brought to Chillicothe Tuesday and laid to rest in Edgewood Cemetery. The death of Mrs. Drake was a shock to her children and friends. She had been ill for the past week, but her condition was not considered dangerous until two days before her death.
The deceased was a former resident of this city, having moved from here to Kansas City about ten years ago. Her husband died about a year ago. She is survived by two children, Hal and Kate Drake who, with Mrs. Colville, also a former resident of this city, accompanied the body here for burial.
Short funeral services were held at Grace Episcopal Church Tuesday morning, Dr. A. Griffith conducting the services." The Chillicothe Constitution, July 5, 1910
The deceased was a former resident of this city, having moved from here to Kansas City about ten years ago. Her husband died about a year ago. She is survived by two children, Hal and Kate Drake who, with Mrs. Colville, also a former resident of this city, accompanied the body here for burial.
Short funeral services were held at Grace Episcopal Church Tuesday morning, Dr. A. Griffith conducting the services." The Chillicothe Constitution, July 5, 1910
"The body of Mrs. Bruce Drake, who died at her home in Kansas City Sunday of pneumonia, was brought to Chillicothe Tuesday and laid to rest in Edgewood Cemetery. The death of Mrs. Drake was a shock to her children and friends. She had been ill for the past week, but her condition was not considered dangerous until two days before her death.
The deceased was a former resident of this city, having moved from here to Kansas City about ten years ago. Her husband died about a year ago. She is survived by two children, Hal and Kate Drake who, with Mrs. Colville, also a former resident of this city, accompanied the body here for burial.
Short funeral services were held at Grace Episcopal Church Tuesday morning, Dr. A. Griffith conducting the services." The Chillicothe Constitution, July 5, 1910
The deceased was a former resident of this city, having moved from here to Kansas City about ten years ago. Her husband died about a year ago. She is survived by two children, Hal and Kate Drake who, with Mrs. Colville, also a former resident of this city, accompanied the body here for burial.
Short funeral services were held at Grace Episcopal Church Tuesday morning, Dr. A. Griffith conducting the services." The Chillicothe Constitution, July 5, 1910
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