Wichita Eagle
Monday, July 6, 1959
Sylvia Roseberry
Mrs. Sylvia Roseberry, former Wichita resident, died Friday in a Ponca City, Okla., hospital.
Mrs. Roseberry was the widow of the late Michael Roseberry, former Sedgwick County engineer and vice-president of the Sam H. Denny Road Machinery Co.
She was educated in Stafford. She lived in Wichita until 1957 when she moved to Ponca City.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Berry Godwin, Ponca City, and two sisters, Mrs. Golda Dale and Mrs. Lillian MeEwen, both of Stafford.
E.M. Trout & Sons Funeral Home, Ponca City, is in charge of arrangements.
Monday, July 6, 1959
Sylvia Roseberry
Mrs. Sylvia Roseberry, former Wichita resident, died Friday in a Ponca City, Okla., hospital.
Mrs. Roseberry was the widow of the late Michael Roseberry, former Sedgwick County engineer and vice-president of the Sam H. Denny Road Machinery Co.
She was educated in Stafford. She lived in Wichita until 1957 when she moved to Ponca City.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Berry Godwin, Ponca City, and two sisters, Mrs. Golda Dale and Mrs. Lillian MeEwen, both of Stafford.
E.M. Trout & Sons Funeral Home, Ponca City, is in charge of arrangements.
Wichita Eagle
Monday, July 6, 1959
Sylvia Roseberry
Mrs. Sylvia Roseberry, former Wichita resident, died Friday in a Ponca City, Okla., hospital.
Mrs. Roseberry was the widow of the late Michael Roseberry, former Sedgwick County engineer and vice-president of the Sam H. Denny Road Machinery Co.
She was educated in Stafford. She lived in Wichita until 1957 when she moved to Ponca City.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Berry Godwin, Ponca City, and two sisters, Mrs. Golda Dale and Mrs. Lillian MeEwen, both of Stafford.
E.M. Trout & Sons Funeral Home, Ponca City, is in charge of arrangements.
Monday, July 6, 1959
Sylvia Roseberry
Mrs. Sylvia Roseberry, former Wichita resident, died Friday in a Ponca City, Okla., hospital.
Mrs. Roseberry was the widow of the late Michael Roseberry, former Sedgwick County engineer and vice-president of the Sam H. Denny Road Machinery Co.
She was educated in Stafford. She lived in Wichita until 1957 when she moved to Ponca City.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Berry Godwin, Ponca City, and two sisters, Mrs. Golda Dale and Mrs. Lillian MeEwen, both of Stafford.
E.M. Trout & Sons Funeral Home, Ponca City, is in charge of arrangements.
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