The Hollis Post-Herald
Hollis, Harmon County, Oklahoma
November 14, 1918
Two Hollis Men Pass Away
Some weeks ago, LARANCE HARMON went to Mississippi where he purchased a car of mules and while there, was seized with the flu then pneumonia. He was taken to a sanitarium where he passed away. His remains were shipped here and laid to rest last Sunday afternoon.
On Thursday morning, JACK RICHARDSON, proprietor of the New Produce Co., died, pneumonia and flu. He was buried Thursday afternoon.
Hollis, Harmon County, Oklahoma
November 14, 1918
Two Hollis Men Pass Away
Some weeks ago, LARANCE HARMON went to Mississippi where he purchased a car of mules and while there, was seized with the flu then pneumonia. He was taken to a sanitarium where he passed away. His remains were shipped here and laid to rest last Sunday afternoon.
On Thursday morning, JACK RICHARDSON, proprietor of the New Produce Co., died, pneumonia and flu. He was buried Thursday afternoon.
The Hollis Post-Herald
Hollis, Harmon County, Oklahoma
November 14, 1918
Two Hollis Men Pass Away
Some weeks ago, LARANCE HARMON went to Mississippi where he purchased a car of mules and while there, was seized with the flu then pneumonia. He was taken to a sanitarium where he passed away. His remains were shipped here and laid to rest last Sunday afternoon.
On Thursday morning, JACK RICHARDSON, proprietor of the New Produce Co., died, pneumonia and flu. He was buried Thursday afternoon.
Hollis, Harmon County, Oklahoma
November 14, 1918
Two Hollis Men Pass Away
Some weeks ago, LARANCE HARMON went to Mississippi where he purchased a car of mules and while there, was seized with the flu then pneumonia. He was taken to a sanitarium where he passed away. His remains were shipped here and laid to rest last Sunday afternoon.
On Thursday morning, JACK RICHARDSON, proprietor of the New Produce Co., died, pneumonia and flu. He was buried Thursday afternoon.
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