Constance Viola Ray was the daughter of Luther and Beulah Huffman Ray.
•Obituary-Constance, the four year old daughter of Mrs. Luther Ray died at the Masonic Widows and Orphans home in Louisville last Friday of scarlet fever and the remains were brought here for interment. Mrs. Ray is having more trouble than is usually allotted to one person, during the year she has lost her husband of tuberculosis, one child from drowning; and this one from scarlet fever and but one now remains to her. As her only remaining child has been exposed to scarlet fever, Mrs. Ray is staying at the hospital for a short time until it develops whether or not the child is to have the disease.
Newspaper: Central Record.
ED: 11-17-1911, pg 2, col 4.
•Obituary-Constance, the four year old daughter of Mrs. Luther Ray died at the Masonic Widows and Orphans home in Louisville last Friday of scarlet fever and the remains were brought here for interment. Mrs. Ray is having more trouble than is usually allotted to one person, during the year she has lost her husband of tuberculosis, one child from drowning; and this one from scarlet fever and but one now remains to her. As her only remaining child has been exposed to scarlet fever, Mrs. Ray is staying at the hospital for a short time until it develops whether or not the child is to have the disease.
Newspaper: Central Record.
ED: 11-17-1911, pg 2, col 4.
Constance Viola Ray was the daughter of Luther and Beulah Huffman Ray.
•Obituary-Constance, the four year old daughter of Mrs. Luther Ray died at the Masonic Widows and Orphans home in Louisville last Friday of scarlet fever and the remains were brought here for interment. Mrs. Ray is having more trouble than is usually allotted to one person, during the year she has lost her husband of tuberculosis, one child from drowning; and this one from scarlet fever and but one now remains to her. As her only remaining child has been exposed to scarlet fever, Mrs. Ray is staying at the hospital for a short time until it develops whether or not the child is to have the disease.
Newspaper: Central Record.
ED: 11-17-1911, pg 2, col 4.
•Obituary-Constance, the four year old daughter of Mrs. Luther Ray died at the Masonic Widows and Orphans home in Louisville last Friday of scarlet fever and the remains were brought here for interment. Mrs. Ray is having more trouble than is usually allotted to one person, during the year she has lost her husband of tuberculosis, one child from drowning; and this one from scarlet fever and but one now remains to her. As her only remaining child has been exposed to scarlet fever, Mrs. Ray is staying at the hospital for a short time until it develops whether or not the child is to have the disease.
Newspaper: Central Record.
ED: 11-17-1911, pg 2, col 4.
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