The funeral of Roscoe R. Hunt, who died on Thursday at Ryan, Okla., will be held from Payne-O'Meara undertaking parlors Tuesday morning at 10 O'clock. The body will arrive in Bakersfield sometime Monday. The deceased was 37 years old, having been a resident of this county for the past 20 years and moving to Oklahoma oil fields only a few months ago.
For many years Mr. Hunt worked on the Associated lease in Kern river as a driller, where he had made many friends who learn with the deepest regret of his passing.
In 1912 Mr. Hunt was married to Miss Bessie Ashton, a well known girl and they made this their home until about six months ago when they moved to the Oklahoma fields. Besides the wife and two small sons, the deceased leaves a father, W.S. Hunt of Fellows, two sisters in Bakersfield, Mrs. E.G. Norris and Mrs. Earl Harris.
The pallbearers will be the life-long friends of the deceased; J.A. Jones, C.O. Sprague, Jerry P Shields, Leonard A Hansen, A.K. Carson and Frank E Adams.
Published in The Bakersfield Californian, Saturday, December 7, 1918, page 3.
Spouse: Bessie Ashton
For many years Mr. Hunt worked on the Associated lease in Kern river as a driller, where he had made many friends who learn with the deepest regret of his passing.
In 1912 Mr. Hunt was married to Miss Bessie Ashton, a well known girl and they made this their home until about six months ago when they moved to the Oklahoma fields. Besides the wife and two small sons, the deceased leaves a father, W.S. Hunt of Fellows, two sisters in Bakersfield, Mrs. E.G. Norris and Mrs. Earl Harris.
The pallbearers will be the life-long friends of the deceased; J.A. Jones, C.O. Sprague, Jerry P Shields, Leonard A Hansen, A.K. Carson and Frank E Adams.
Published in The Bakersfield Californian, Saturday, December 7, 1918, page 3.
Spouse: Bessie Ashton
The funeral of Roscoe R. Hunt, who died on Thursday at Ryan, Okla., will be held from Payne-O'Meara undertaking parlors Tuesday morning at 10 O'clock. The body will arrive in Bakersfield sometime Monday. The deceased was 37 years old, having been a resident of this county for the past 20 years and moving to Oklahoma oil fields only a few months ago.
For many years Mr. Hunt worked on the Associated lease in Kern river as a driller, where he had made many friends who learn with the deepest regret of his passing.
In 1912 Mr. Hunt was married to Miss Bessie Ashton, a well known girl and they made this their home until about six months ago when they moved to the Oklahoma fields. Besides the wife and two small sons, the deceased leaves a father, W.S. Hunt of Fellows, two sisters in Bakersfield, Mrs. E.G. Norris and Mrs. Earl Harris.
The pallbearers will be the life-long friends of the deceased; J.A. Jones, C.O. Sprague, Jerry P Shields, Leonard A Hansen, A.K. Carson and Frank E Adams.
Published in The Bakersfield Californian, Saturday, December 7, 1918, page 3.
Spouse: Bessie Ashton
For many years Mr. Hunt worked on the Associated lease in Kern river as a driller, where he had made many friends who learn with the deepest regret of his passing.
In 1912 Mr. Hunt was married to Miss Bessie Ashton, a well known girl and they made this their home until about six months ago when they moved to the Oklahoma fields. Besides the wife and two small sons, the deceased leaves a father, W.S. Hunt of Fellows, two sisters in Bakersfield, Mrs. E.G. Norris and Mrs. Earl Harris.
The pallbearers will be the life-long friends of the deceased; J.A. Jones, C.O. Sprague, Jerry P Shields, Leonard A Hansen, A.K. Carson and Frank E Adams.
Published in The Bakersfield Californian, Saturday, December 7, 1918, page 3.
Spouse: Bessie Ashton
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