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Obituary taken from the Denver Post of 08 May 1973:
Marguerite Ratcliffe
Services for Marguerite Ratcliffe, 73, of 1200 St. Paul St., were Tuesday at Howard Mortuary. Cremation followed. She died Saturday at Life Center, 855 Ivy St., following a long illness.
She was born in 1900 in Alexandria, La., and moved as a child to Denver, where she remained. She was a graduate of Wolfe Hall and the then Manual Training High School. A fiction writer, she published stories of the West in national magazines. For a short period she taught school in Shell Creek, Wyo. She was also a legal secretary in Denver. She was a member of the Colorado Authors League, the Denver Women's Press Club and was active in the Republican party.
She is survived by a sister, Dorothy Ratcliffe, Amarillo, Tex.
Friends may contribute to the Cal Farley Boys Farm, in Amarillo.
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Obituary taken from the Denver Post of 08 May 1973:
Marguerite Ratcliffe
Services for Marguerite Ratcliffe, 73, of 1200 St. Paul St., were Tuesday at Howard Mortuary. Cremation followed. She died Saturday at Life Center, 855 Ivy St., following a long illness.
She was born in 1900 in Alexandria, La., and moved as a child to Denver, where she remained. She was a graduate of Wolfe Hall and the then Manual Training High School. A fiction writer, she published stories of the West in national magazines. For a short period she taught school in Shell Creek, Wyo. She was also a legal secretary in Denver. She was a member of the Colorado Authors League, the Denver Women's Press Club and was active in the Republican party.
She is survived by a sister, Dorothy Ratcliffe, Amarillo, Tex.
Friends may contribute to the Cal Farley Boys Farm, in Amarillo.
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