Beloved wife of Elmer L. Hunter.
The daughter of William Sargent and his wife, Ida F.; Blanche and her sister both wound up in Shreveport when their mother married contractor and swine showman, George Epple. Blanche's sister, Ida Florilla married Guy Edgar Vaughan, they died a year apart and graves are in adjoining lots.
The Times.
Shreveport, Louisiana
13 January 1907
Page 2
PASSED THE GATES AJAR.
THE DEATH OF MRS. BLANCHE WILHELM SARGENT HUNTER.
SAD DEMISE LAST EVENING AT RESIDENCE OF HER PARENTS- SISTER PRECEDED HER TWO WEEKS AGO.
The gentle spirit of Mrs. Blanche Wilhelm Sargent Hunter deserted its tenement of clay at 10:45 o'clock last night, and sought eternal bliss in the realms of heaven. Her death occurred at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Epple, on Wichita street.
She leaves a husband and little son, four years of age. She was the wife of Mr. E. L. Hunter of the Cypress Selling Company, of New Orleans. She had been married just a little over six years. She was in the thirty-third year of her age.
Her sad death is a double blow to her parents, for on December 31, her sister, Mrs. Ida Florilla Sargent Vaughn preced [sic] her to the great beyond. Mrs. Hunter was loved and admired by many friends.
The funeral will take place from the residence at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. Jasper K. Smith will officiate.
The daughter of William Sargent and his wife, Ida F.; Blanche and her sister both wound up in Shreveport when their mother married contractor and swine showman, George Epple. Blanche's sister, Ida Florilla married Guy Edgar Vaughan, they died a year apart and graves are in adjoining lots.
The Times.
Shreveport, Louisiana
13 January 1907
Page 2
PASSED THE GATES AJAR.
THE DEATH OF MRS. BLANCHE WILHELM SARGENT HUNTER.
SAD DEMISE LAST EVENING AT RESIDENCE OF HER PARENTS- SISTER PRECEDED HER TWO WEEKS AGO.
The gentle spirit of Mrs. Blanche Wilhelm Sargent Hunter deserted its tenement of clay at 10:45 o'clock last night, and sought eternal bliss in the realms of heaven. Her death occurred at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Epple, on Wichita street.
She leaves a husband and little son, four years of age. She was the wife of Mr. E. L. Hunter of the Cypress Selling Company, of New Orleans. She had been married just a little over six years. She was in the thirty-third year of her age.
Her sad death is a double blow to her parents, for on December 31, her sister, Mrs. Ida Florilla Sargent Vaughn preced [sic] her to the great beyond. Mrs. Hunter was loved and admired by many friends.
The funeral will take place from the residence at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. Jasper K. Smith will officiate.
Beloved wife of Elmer L. Hunter.
The daughter of William Sargent and his wife, Ida F.; Blanche and her sister both wound up in Shreveport when their mother married contractor and swine showman, George Epple. Blanche's sister, Ida Florilla married Guy Edgar Vaughan, they died a year apart and graves are in adjoining lots.
The Times.
Shreveport, Louisiana
13 January 1907
Page 2
PASSED THE GATES AJAR.
THE DEATH OF MRS. BLANCHE WILHELM SARGENT HUNTER.
SAD DEMISE LAST EVENING AT RESIDENCE OF HER PARENTS- SISTER PRECEDED HER TWO WEEKS AGO.
The gentle spirit of Mrs. Blanche Wilhelm Sargent Hunter deserted its tenement of clay at 10:45 o'clock last night, and sought eternal bliss in the realms of heaven. Her death occurred at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Epple, on Wichita street.
She leaves a husband and little son, four years of age. She was the wife of Mr. E. L. Hunter of the Cypress Selling Company, of New Orleans. She had been married just a little over six years. She was in the thirty-third year of her age.
Her sad death is a double blow to her parents, for on December 31, her sister, Mrs. Ida Florilla Sargent Vaughn preced [sic] her to the great beyond. Mrs. Hunter was loved and admired by many friends.
The funeral will take place from the residence at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. Jasper K. Smith will officiate.
The daughter of William Sargent and his wife, Ida F.; Blanche and her sister both wound up in Shreveport when their mother married contractor and swine showman, George Epple. Blanche's sister, Ida Florilla married Guy Edgar Vaughan, they died a year apart and graves are in adjoining lots.
The Times.
Shreveport, Louisiana
13 January 1907
Page 2
PASSED THE GATES AJAR.
THE DEATH OF MRS. BLANCHE WILHELM SARGENT HUNTER.
SAD DEMISE LAST EVENING AT RESIDENCE OF HER PARENTS- SISTER PRECEDED HER TWO WEEKS AGO.
The gentle spirit of Mrs. Blanche Wilhelm Sargent Hunter deserted its tenement of clay at 10:45 o'clock last night, and sought eternal bliss in the realms of heaven. Her death occurred at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Epple, on Wichita street.
She leaves a husband and little son, four years of age. She was the wife of Mr. E. L. Hunter of the Cypress Selling Company, of New Orleans. She had been married just a little over six years. She was in the thirty-third year of her age.
Her sad death is a double blow to her parents, for on December 31, her sister, Mrs. Ida Florilla Sargent Vaughn preced [sic] her to the great beyond. Mrs. Hunter was loved and admired by many friends.
The funeral will take place from the residence at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. Jasper K. Smith will officiate.
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