The Oklahoman, Tuesday, January 13, 1948:
MRS C. R. DAY, PIONEER STATE RESIDENT, DIES--
Mrs Curtis R. Day, 73, prominent in Oklahoma City art circles for 25 years, died Monday night in her home, 1625 NW 22, after a short illness. Mrs Day, the former Agnes B. Bradley, was born January 29, 1874. She was the daughter of Dr and Mrs David H. Bradley.
She married the late Dr Curtis R. Day in 1895. They came to Oklahoma City from Edmond in 1912. She was a member of the First Christian Church and of circle three of the women's council there. She belonged to chapter 5 of PEO. Mrs Day is survived by two sons, Curtis B., living at Blackwell, but moving to Oklahoma City, and Maurice J. of Lubbock, TX; a sister, Miss Bess Bradley, of the home; and three grandchildren. Services will be announced by Hahn Funeral Home.
MRS C. R. DAY, PIONEER STATE RESIDENT, DIES--
Mrs Curtis R. Day, 73, prominent in Oklahoma City art circles for 25 years, died Monday night in her home, 1625 NW 22, after a short illness. Mrs Day, the former Agnes B. Bradley, was born January 29, 1874. She was the daughter of Dr and Mrs David H. Bradley.
She married the late Dr Curtis R. Day in 1895. They came to Oklahoma City from Edmond in 1912. She was a member of the First Christian Church and of circle three of the women's council there. She belonged to chapter 5 of PEO. Mrs Day is survived by two sons, Curtis B., living at Blackwell, but moving to Oklahoma City, and Maurice J. of Lubbock, TX; a sister, Miss Bess Bradley, of the home; and three grandchildren. Services will be announced by Hahn Funeral Home.
The Oklahoman, Tuesday, January 13, 1948:
MRS C. R. DAY, PIONEER STATE RESIDENT, DIES--
Mrs Curtis R. Day, 73, prominent in Oklahoma City art circles for 25 years, died Monday night in her home, 1625 NW 22, after a short illness. Mrs Day, the former Agnes B. Bradley, was born January 29, 1874. She was the daughter of Dr and Mrs David H. Bradley.
She married the late Dr Curtis R. Day in 1895. They came to Oklahoma City from Edmond in 1912. She was a member of the First Christian Church and of circle three of the women's council there. She belonged to chapter 5 of PEO. Mrs Day is survived by two sons, Curtis B., living at Blackwell, but moving to Oklahoma City, and Maurice J. of Lubbock, TX; a sister, Miss Bess Bradley, of the home; and three grandchildren. Services will be announced by Hahn Funeral Home.
MRS C. R. DAY, PIONEER STATE RESIDENT, DIES--
Mrs Curtis R. Day, 73, prominent in Oklahoma City art circles for 25 years, died Monday night in her home, 1625 NW 22, after a short illness. Mrs Day, the former Agnes B. Bradley, was born January 29, 1874. She was the daughter of Dr and Mrs David H. Bradley.
She married the late Dr Curtis R. Day in 1895. They came to Oklahoma City from Edmond in 1912. She was a member of the First Christian Church and of circle three of the women's council there. She belonged to chapter 5 of PEO. Mrs Day is survived by two sons, Curtis B., living at Blackwell, but moving to Oklahoma City, and Maurice J. of Lubbock, TX; a sister, Miss Bess Bradley, of the home; and three grandchildren. Services will be announced by Hahn Funeral Home.
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