“SALISBURY, Mo., Nov. 12 – The body of Mrs. Blanche Broaddus, 75 years old, who died here Friday night at the home of her sister, Mrs. O.E. Snyder, was taken Saturday to Ponca City, Okla., for funeral services and burial.
Mrs. Broaddus came here last week to visit her sister and suffered a paralytic stroke. She was a former Salisbury resident, the daughter of a pioneer physician, Dr. J.H.P. Baker. Her son was called here after her sudden illness and accompanied the body to Ponca City. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder were also members of the funeral party. The funeral was held Monday afternoon.” The Moberly Monitor-Index, November 12, 1946
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Mrs. Broaddus came here last week to visit her sister and suffered a paralytic stroke. She was a former Salisbury resident, the daughter of a pioneer physician, Dr. J.H.P. Baker. Her son was called here after her sudden illness and accompanied the body to Ponca City. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder were also members of the funeral party. The funeral was held Monday afternoon.” The Moberly Monitor-Index, November 12, 1946
Note: bio info provided by Tressia (#47642449)
“SALISBURY, Mo., Nov. 12 – The body of Mrs. Blanche Broaddus, 75 years old, who died here Friday night at the home of her sister, Mrs. O.E. Snyder, was taken Saturday to Ponca City, Okla., for funeral services and burial.
Mrs. Broaddus came here last week to visit her sister and suffered a paralytic stroke. She was a former Salisbury resident, the daughter of a pioneer physician, Dr. J.H.P. Baker. Her son was called here after her sudden illness and accompanied the body to Ponca City. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder were also members of the funeral party. The funeral was held Monday afternoon.” The Moberly Monitor-Index, November 12, 1946
Note: bio info provided by Tressia (#47642449)
Mrs. Broaddus came here last week to visit her sister and suffered a paralytic stroke. She was a former Salisbury resident, the daughter of a pioneer physician, Dr. J.H.P. Baker. Her son was called here after her sudden illness and accompanied the body to Ponca City. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder were also members of the funeral party. The funeral was held Monday afternoon.” The Moberly Monitor-Index, November 12, 1946
Note: bio info provided by Tressia (#47642449)
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