Daily Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
January 4, 1915 page 8
Mrs. Elizabeth Ainsworth, 41 years old, 1217 North Lottie Avenue, died Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the University hospital from severe burns received Saturday morning when a cotton kimono she was wearing caught fire from a gas grate in the dining room of her home.
Her husband Neal Ainsworth, secretary of the Alexander Drug Company was terribly burned on the hands while attempting to subdue the flames that enveloped Mrs. Ainsworth and her sister, Miss Daisy Knowles. Burial was in Fairlawn Cemetery
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29 May 2020
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The Daily Oklahoman, Monday, 01-04-1915, p.8/8
Funeral Services Tuesday
Funeral services will be conducted from the residence Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev R A Chase, pastor of the First Methodist church of which Mrs Ainsworth was a member, officiating. Interment will be in Fairlawn cemetery.
Three children, a daughter 2 years old and boys aged 8 and 10, respectively, survive Mrs Ainsworth, aside from the husband and sister, Miss Daisy Knowles.
The Ainsworth family is well known inOklahoma City. Mr Ainsworth is an 89'er. He has been connected with the Alexander Drug company since it was founded.
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The Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
January 4, 1915 page 8
Mrs. Elizabeth Ainsworth, 41 years old, 1217 North Lottie Avenue, died Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the University hospital from severe burns received Saturday morning when a cotton kimono she was wearing caught fire from a gas grate in the dining room of her home.
Her husband Neal Ainsworth, secretary of the Alexander Drug Company was terribly burned on the hands while attempting to subdue the flames that enveloped Mrs. Ainsworth and her sister, Miss Daisy Knowles. Burial was in Fairlawn Cemetery
Contributor: genieangel (47288257) •
29 May 2020
Discovered in virtual flower section:
The Daily Oklahoman, Monday, 01-04-1915, p.8/8
Funeral Services Tuesday
Funeral services will be conducted from the residence Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev R A Chase, pastor of the First Methodist church of which Mrs Ainsworth was a member, officiating. Interment will be in Fairlawn cemetery.
Three children, a daughter 2 years old and boys aged 8 and 10, respectively, survive Mrs Ainsworth, aside from the husband and sister, Miss Daisy Knowles.
The Ainsworth family is well known inOklahoma City. Mr Ainsworth is an 89'er. He has been connected with the Alexander Drug company since it was founded.
Left by OK Obits on 7 May 2008
Daily Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
January 4, 1915 page 8
Mrs. Elizabeth Ainsworth, 41 years old, 1217 North Lottie Avenue, died Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the University hospital from severe burns received Saturday morning when a cotton kimono she was wearing caught fire from a gas grate in the dining room of her home.
Her husband Neal Ainsworth, secretary of the Alexander Drug Company was terribly burned on the hands while attempting to subdue the flames that enveloped Mrs. Ainsworth and her sister, Miss Daisy Knowles. Burial was in Fairlawn Cemetery
Contributor: genieangel (47288257) •
29 May 2020
Discovered in virtual flower section:
The Daily Oklahoman, Monday, 01-04-1915, p.8/8
Funeral Services Tuesday
Funeral services will be conducted from the residence Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev R A Chase, pastor of the First Methodist church of which Mrs Ainsworth was a member, officiating. Interment will be in Fairlawn cemetery.
Three children, a daughter 2 years old and boys aged 8 and 10, respectively, survive Mrs Ainsworth, aside from the husband and sister, Miss Daisy Knowles.
The Ainsworth family is well known inOklahoma City. Mr Ainsworth is an 89'er. He has been connected with the Alexander Drug company since it was founded.
Left by OK Obits on 7 May 2008
The Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
January 4, 1915 page 8
Mrs. Elizabeth Ainsworth, 41 years old, 1217 North Lottie Avenue, died Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the University hospital from severe burns received Saturday morning when a cotton kimono she was wearing caught fire from a gas grate in the dining room of her home.
Her husband Neal Ainsworth, secretary of the Alexander Drug Company was terribly burned on the hands while attempting to subdue the flames that enveloped Mrs. Ainsworth and her sister, Miss Daisy Knowles. Burial was in Fairlawn Cemetery
Contributor: genieangel (47288257) •
29 May 2020
Discovered in virtual flower section:
The Daily Oklahoman, Monday, 01-04-1915, p.8/8
Funeral Services Tuesday
Funeral services will be conducted from the residence Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev R A Chase, pastor of the First Methodist church of which Mrs Ainsworth was a member, officiating. Interment will be in Fairlawn cemetery.
Three children, a daughter 2 years old and boys aged 8 and 10, respectively, survive Mrs Ainsworth, aside from the husband and sister, Miss Daisy Knowles.
The Ainsworth family is well known inOklahoma City. Mr Ainsworth is an 89'er. He has been connected with the Alexander Drug company since it was founded.
Left by OK Obits on 7 May 2008
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