William Blythe, of White City, Kansas, passed away last Friday at St. John hospital in Salina, where he had been for several months. He had been in the hospital since August suffering from lung cancer. Three weeks ago a blood clot developed in the left foot, and gangrene set in, causing his death.
Mr. Blythe was born near Blaine, Ky., in 1877. He came as a small boy with his parents to Morris county and had lived in White City the past twenty years.
Surviving him are a daughter, Mrs Paul Shedd of Salina; a son, William Jr., of California; and eight grandchildren. Another son, Howard, lost his life in the Bataan death march at the beginning of World War II.
Sisters surviving are Mrs. George Briix of Burlington, Mrs. M.J. Kern of Delavan, Mrs. J.S. Oleson of Council Grove, Mrs. Jake Ruff, of Russell and Mrs. M.J. Butts of Quenemo; also a brother, Harold of Hastings, Neb. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church at Parkerville, Sunday, with burial in the Parkerville Cemetery.
News article taken from a newspaper: William Blythe (brother of Harold), Born January 30, 1878, Blaine, KY, died October 24, 1952, with burial at the Parkerville cemetery.
January 4, 1945; Bill Blythe reported Saturday the birth of an eight pound fourteen ounce boy to Mrs. Walter Elwell of Admire, [KS] December 23. Mrs. Elwell was at one time the wife of Mr Blythe's son Howard, who was killed in the early part of the war. Mr. Elwell is a pilot stationed in Ireland.
William Blythe, of White City, Kansas, passed away last Friday at St. John hospital in Salina, where he had been for several months. He had been in the hospital since August suffering from lung cancer. Three weeks ago a blood clot developed in the left foot, and gangrene set in, causing his death.
Mr. Blythe was born near Blaine, Ky., in 1877. He came as a small boy with his parents to Morris county and had lived in White City the past twenty years.
Surviving him are a daughter, Mrs Paul Shedd of Salina; a son, William Jr., of California; and eight grandchildren. Another son, Howard, lost his life in the Bataan death march at the beginning of World War II.
Sisters surviving are Mrs. George Briix of Burlington, Mrs. M.J. Kern of Delavan, Mrs. J.S. Oleson of Council Grove, Mrs. Jake Ruff, of Russell and Mrs. M.J. Butts of Quenemo; also a brother, Harold of Hastings, Neb. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church at Parkerville, Sunday, with burial in the Parkerville Cemetery.
News article taken from a newspaper: William Blythe (brother of Harold), Born January 30, 1878, Blaine, KY, died October 24, 1952, with burial at the Parkerville cemetery.
January 4, 1945; Bill Blythe reported Saturday the birth of an eight pound fourteen ounce boy to Mrs. Walter Elwell of Admire, [KS] December 23. Mrs. Elwell was at one time the wife of Mr Blythe's son Howard, who was killed in the early part of the war. Mr. Elwell is a pilot stationed in Ireland.
Family Members
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Mollie Belle Blythe Whitbeck
1873–1943
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Historia Maude "Torie" Blythe Briix
1876–1953
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Rebecca Elizabeth "Lizzie" Blythe Kern
1880–1970
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Myrtelia Anna Blythe
1880–1883
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Pheba Jane Blythe Oleson
1884–1973
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Eliza Blythe Burton
1886–1918
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Dillie Vesta Blythe Ruff
1888–1966
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Susan Margaret "Susie" Blythe Butts
1890–1970
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Harold James Blythe
1892–1958
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Harold James Blythe
1892–1958
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Guy Otto Blythe
1894–1906
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