3/10/1922- Tuttle Times:
W.L. Allen, who had been in the sanotarium at Vinita and Norman for several months, died at the latter place Friday of last week and was interred at the Fairview cemetery here on Sunday. While he had been ill for quite a long time, many people here did not know he had died until he was buried at the local cemetery. He leaves a wife and several children who are residing in this vicinity.
W.L. Allen, who had been in the sanotarium at Vinita and Norman for several months, died at the latter place Friday of last week and was interred at the Fairview cemetery here on Sunday. While he had been ill for quite a long time, many people here did not know he had died until he was buried at the local cemetery. He leaves a wife and several children who are residing in this vicinity.
3/10/1922- Tuttle Times:
W.L. Allen, who had been in the sanotarium at Vinita and Norman for several months, died at the latter place Friday of last week and was interred at the Fairview cemetery here on Sunday. While he had been ill for quite a long time, many people here did not know he had died until he was buried at the local cemetery. He leaves a wife and several children who are residing in this vicinity.
W.L. Allen, who had been in the sanotarium at Vinita and Norman for several months, died at the latter place Friday of last week and was interred at the Fairview cemetery here on Sunday. While he had been ill for quite a long time, many people here did not know he had died until he was buried at the local cemetery. He leaves a wife and several children who are residing in this vicinity.
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