George Edward Kennedy, 24 years old, died at home on West Hendrix St. from complications resulting from an attack of illness suffered while in the aero service, United States Army, in England. He survived by: the widow, formerly Miss Zola Cooprider of Clay City; his parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy; two sisters: Mrs. Neal Robinson and Mrs. Otis Anderson of Brazil; and two brothers, John Kennedy of Brazil, and Neal Kennedy of Anaconda, Montana.
Zola Cooprider Kennedy married Archie Franklin Southwell on Sep 1923, and later died on 7 Feb 1974 in Denver, CO.
Zola Cooprider Kennedy married Archie Franklin Southwell on Sep 1923, and later died on 7 Feb 1974 in Denver, CO.
George Edward Kennedy, 24 years old, died at home on West Hendrix St. from complications resulting from an attack of illness suffered while in the aero service, United States Army, in England. He survived by: the widow, formerly Miss Zola Cooprider of Clay City; his parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy; two sisters: Mrs. Neal Robinson and Mrs. Otis Anderson of Brazil; and two brothers, John Kennedy of Brazil, and Neal Kennedy of Anaconda, Montana.
Zola Cooprider Kennedy married Archie Franklin Southwell on Sep 1923, and later died on 7 Feb 1974 in Denver, CO.
Zola Cooprider Kennedy married Archie Franklin Southwell on Sep 1923, and later died on 7 Feb 1974 in Denver, CO.
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