Mr. Baker was the son of Charles and Florence (Cheney) Baker. He married Crystal (Davis) Baker on Aug. 25, 1916.
He was also survived by 2 daughters: Mrs. Roy (Arla Jean) Blodgett, Jr. and Mrs. R.E. (Ruth) Stouten) of Los Gatos, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Edith Perry of Van Nuys, Calif., and six grandchildren.
Mr. Baker was a retired representative for Underwood Business Machines. A longtime member of Lima Kiwanis Club, he had played the musical saw in in the Kiwanis Orchestra many years. He was a Boy Scout Master, and received the Silver Beaver Distinguished Service Award from the Shawnee Boy Scout Council. Mr. Baker was a member of Lima Lodge 205 Free and Accepted Masons, El Karan Grotto, and Trinity United Methodist Church.
From the Lima News obituary, Thursday, 27 Jan 1972, page 4.
He was also survived by 2 daughters: Mrs. Roy (Arla Jean) Blodgett, Jr. and Mrs. R.E. (Ruth) Stouten) of Los Gatos, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Edith Perry of Van Nuys, Calif., and six grandchildren.
Mr. Baker was a retired representative for Underwood Business Machines. A longtime member of Lima Kiwanis Club, he had played the musical saw in in the Kiwanis Orchestra many years. He was a Boy Scout Master, and received the Silver Beaver Distinguished Service Award from the Shawnee Boy Scout Council. Mr. Baker was a member of Lima Lodge 205 Free and Accepted Masons, El Karan Grotto, and Trinity United Methodist Church.
From the Lima News obituary, Thursday, 27 Jan 1972, page 4.
Mr. Baker was the son of Charles and Florence (Cheney) Baker. He married Crystal (Davis) Baker on Aug. 25, 1916.
He was also survived by 2 daughters: Mrs. Roy (Arla Jean) Blodgett, Jr. and Mrs. R.E. (Ruth) Stouten) of Los Gatos, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Edith Perry of Van Nuys, Calif., and six grandchildren.
Mr. Baker was a retired representative for Underwood Business Machines. A longtime member of Lima Kiwanis Club, he had played the musical saw in in the Kiwanis Orchestra many years. He was a Boy Scout Master, and received the Silver Beaver Distinguished Service Award from the Shawnee Boy Scout Council. Mr. Baker was a member of Lima Lodge 205 Free and Accepted Masons, El Karan Grotto, and Trinity United Methodist Church.
From the Lima News obituary, Thursday, 27 Jan 1972, page 4.
He was also survived by 2 daughters: Mrs. Roy (Arla Jean) Blodgett, Jr. and Mrs. R.E. (Ruth) Stouten) of Los Gatos, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Edith Perry of Van Nuys, Calif., and six grandchildren.
Mr. Baker was a retired representative for Underwood Business Machines. A longtime member of Lima Kiwanis Club, he had played the musical saw in in the Kiwanis Orchestra many years. He was a Boy Scout Master, and received the Silver Beaver Distinguished Service Award from the Shawnee Boy Scout Council. Mr. Baker was a member of Lima Lodge 205 Free and Accepted Masons, El Karan Grotto, and Trinity United Methodist Church.
From the Lima News obituary, Thursday, 27 Jan 1972, page 4.
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