Clarence A. Baker, 59, died in Stephens Memorial Hospital where he suffered an apparent heart attack at his home at 1011 East Walker.
Funeral services were held at Bethany Baptist Church with Rev. Ray Hartline, pastor, officiating.
Mr. Baker came to Ranger in 1920 and moved to Breckenridge in 1922.
He married Clara Harper of Abilene on 16 February 1931 while residing in Albany.
The couple moved from Albany to Breckenridge in 1931.
He was an independent oil operator and member of the Bethany Baptist Church.
Survivors: wife; daughter - Mrs. Ray Wilson; son - Len Baker; grandson; two sisters - Mrs. N.O. Greene of Andrews and Mrs. W.C. Dixon of Breckenridge; two brothers - Archer and Alma Baker.
A daughter, Betty Baker McLaughlin preceded her father in death.
The Breckenridge American
11 January 1968
Permission for use granted by publisher to Dorman Holub
Funeral services were held at Bethany Baptist Church with Rev. Ray Hartline, pastor, officiating.
Mr. Baker came to Ranger in 1920 and moved to Breckenridge in 1922.
He married Clara Harper of Abilene on 16 February 1931 while residing in Albany.
The couple moved from Albany to Breckenridge in 1931.
He was an independent oil operator and member of the Bethany Baptist Church.
Survivors: wife; daughter - Mrs. Ray Wilson; son - Len Baker; grandson; two sisters - Mrs. N.O. Greene of Andrews and Mrs. W.C. Dixon of Breckenridge; two brothers - Archer and Alma Baker.
A daughter, Betty Baker McLaughlin preceded her father in death.
The Breckenridge American
11 January 1968
Permission for use granted by publisher to Dorman Holub
Clarence A. Baker, 59, died in Stephens Memorial Hospital where he suffered an apparent heart attack at his home at 1011 East Walker.
Funeral services were held at Bethany Baptist Church with Rev. Ray Hartline, pastor, officiating.
Mr. Baker came to Ranger in 1920 and moved to Breckenridge in 1922.
He married Clara Harper of Abilene on 16 February 1931 while residing in Albany.
The couple moved from Albany to Breckenridge in 1931.
He was an independent oil operator and member of the Bethany Baptist Church.
Survivors: wife; daughter - Mrs. Ray Wilson; son - Len Baker; grandson; two sisters - Mrs. N.O. Greene of Andrews and Mrs. W.C. Dixon of Breckenridge; two brothers - Archer and Alma Baker.
A daughter, Betty Baker McLaughlin preceded her father in death.
The Breckenridge American
11 January 1968
Permission for use granted by publisher to Dorman Holub
Funeral services were held at Bethany Baptist Church with Rev. Ray Hartline, pastor, officiating.
Mr. Baker came to Ranger in 1920 and moved to Breckenridge in 1922.
He married Clara Harper of Abilene on 16 February 1931 while residing in Albany.
The couple moved from Albany to Breckenridge in 1931.
He was an independent oil operator and member of the Bethany Baptist Church.
Survivors: wife; daughter - Mrs. Ray Wilson; son - Len Baker; grandson; two sisters - Mrs. N.O. Greene of Andrews and Mrs. W.C. Dixon of Breckenridge; two brothers - Archer and Alma Baker.
A daughter, Betty Baker McLaughlin preceded her father in death.
The Breckenridge American
11 January 1968
Permission for use granted by publisher to Dorman Holub
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