"M. L. Cobler, 74, a resident of Manhattan for the past 10 years, died at noon yesterday at a local hospital. Mr. Cobler had been ill for some time.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Hedman, Hunter's Island and Mrs. Linda Harris, Manhattan; and one son, Clarence Cobler, Randolph.
Plans for the funeral services have not been completed. The body was taken to the Ryan Funeral Home." (Morning Chronicle, Manhattan, Kansas; Sun. March 26, 1939 pg 1)
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Hedman, Hunter's Island and Mrs. Linda Harris, Manhattan; and one son, Clarence Cobler, Randolph.
Plans for the funeral services have not been completed. The body was taken to the Ryan Funeral Home." (Morning Chronicle, Manhattan, Kansas; Sun. March 26, 1939 pg 1)
"M. L. Cobler, 74, a resident of Manhattan for the past 10 years, died at noon yesterday at a local hospital. Mr. Cobler had been ill for some time.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Hedman, Hunter's Island and Mrs. Linda Harris, Manhattan; and one son, Clarence Cobler, Randolph.
Plans for the funeral services have not been completed. The body was taken to the Ryan Funeral Home." (Morning Chronicle, Manhattan, Kansas; Sun. March 26, 1939 pg 1)
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Hedman, Hunter's Island and Mrs. Linda Harris, Manhattan; and one son, Clarence Cobler, Randolph.
Plans for the funeral services have not been completed. The body was taken to the Ryan Funeral Home." (Morning Chronicle, Manhattan, Kansas; Sun. March 26, 1939 pg 1)
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