Funeral services for Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Walker, Poughkeepsie, who were killed in the year's worst auto accident on the Post Road near Staatsburg Sunday morning, were held Wednesday, with burial in the Walker family plot in Evergreen cemetery. Both Walkers died of fractured skulls. Mrs. Walker, 37, was born in the town of Milan, the former Ruth Bathrick. She is survived by 3 sisters, Mrs. Agnes Chilton, Williamstown, Mass; Ms. Thomas Baxter, Rock City; Laura Bathrick, Poughkeepsie; 2 half-sisters, Mrs. Thomas Tripp, Rock City; Mrs. William Tripp, Red Hook. The Walkers are survived by a son, Raymond Lester Walker, and one dau, Audrey Ruth Walker, both of Poughkeepsie.
Pine Plains Register Herald, 21 Jan. 1937
Pine Plains Register Herald, 21 Jan. 1937
Funeral services for Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Walker, Poughkeepsie, who were killed in the year's worst auto accident on the Post Road near Staatsburg Sunday morning, were held Wednesday, with burial in the Walker family plot in Evergreen cemetery. Both Walkers died of fractured skulls. Mrs. Walker, 37, was born in the town of Milan, the former Ruth Bathrick. She is survived by 3 sisters, Mrs. Agnes Chilton, Williamstown, Mass; Ms. Thomas Baxter, Rock City; Laura Bathrick, Poughkeepsie; 2 half-sisters, Mrs. Thomas Tripp, Rock City; Mrs. William Tripp, Red Hook. The Walkers are survived by a son, Raymond Lester Walker, and one dau, Audrey Ruth Walker, both of Poughkeepsie.
Pine Plains Register Herald, 21 Jan. 1937
Pine Plains Register Herald, 21 Jan. 1937
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