Monroe Journal, Friday, February 23, 1923
-Sudden Death of S. O. Blair Shocks People of Monroe – Fell on Street at Eight Last Night and Dies This Afternoon –
Well Known Citizen Stricken While Walking With His Wife on Way to Visit Friends, and Never Regained Consciousness –
Mr. S. O. Blair died this afternoon a few minutes before three o'clock at the Ellen Fitzgerald Hospital from the effect of a stroke of paralysis which he suffered at eight o'clock last night….. Two brothers and two sisters survive Mr. Blair. Dr. John Blair and Mr. Kent Blair, the latter of Charlotte, and Mrs. Mary Ashcraft and Mrs. James A. Stewart of Monroe…. He was fifty-six years old at his last birthday… [lengthy article] [note: Stephen O. Blair was the son of Dr. Isaac Hilton Blair who was originally from Lancaster, S.C., but later Monroe, and wife Louisa Miller].
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-Sudden Death of S. O. Blair Shocks People of Monroe – Fell on Street at Eight Last Night and Dies This Afternoon –
Well Known Citizen Stricken While Walking With His Wife on Way to Visit Friends, and Never Regained Consciousness –
Mr. S. O. Blair died this afternoon a few minutes before three o'clock at the Ellen Fitzgerald Hospital from the effect of a stroke of paralysis which he suffered at eight o'clock last night….. Two brothers and two sisters survive Mr. Blair. Dr. John Blair and Mr. Kent Blair, the latter of Charlotte, and Mrs. Mary Ashcraft and Mrs. James A. Stewart of Monroe…. He was fifty-six years old at his last birthday… [lengthy article] [note: Stephen O. Blair was the son of Dr. Isaac Hilton Blair who was originally from Lancaster, S.C., but later Monroe, and wife Louisa Miller].
ã2000 - Julie Hampton Ganis
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Monroe Journal, Friday, February 23, 1923
-Sudden Death of S. O. Blair Shocks People of Monroe – Fell on Street at Eight Last Night and Dies This Afternoon –
Well Known Citizen Stricken While Walking With His Wife on Way to Visit Friends, and Never Regained Consciousness –
Mr. S. O. Blair died this afternoon a few minutes before three o'clock at the Ellen Fitzgerald Hospital from the effect of a stroke of paralysis which he suffered at eight o'clock last night….. Two brothers and two sisters survive Mr. Blair. Dr. John Blair and Mr. Kent Blair, the latter of Charlotte, and Mrs. Mary Ashcraft and Mrs. James A. Stewart of Monroe…. He was fifty-six years old at his last birthday… [lengthy article] [note: Stephen O. Blair was the son of Dr. Isaac Hilton Blair who was originally from Lancaster, S.C., but later Monroe, and wife Louisa Miller].
ã2000 - Julie Hampton Ganis
The data contained here may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material.
-Sudden Death of S. O. Blair Shocks People of Monroe – Fell on Street at Eight Last Night and Dies This Afternoon –
Well Known Citizen Stricken While Walking With His Wife on Way to Visit Friends, and Never Regained Consciousness –
Mr. S. O. Blair died this afternoon a few minutes before three o'clock at the Ellen Fitzgerald Hospital from the effect of a stroke of paralysis which he suffered at eight o'clock last night….. Two brothers and two sisters survive Mr. Blair. Dr. John Blair and Mr. Kent Blair, the latter of Charlotte, and Mrs. Mary Ashcraft and Mrs. James A. Stewart of Monroe…. He was fifty-six years old at his last birthday… [lengthy article] [note: Stephen O. Blair was the son of Dr. Isaac Hilton Blair who was originally from Lancaster, S.C., but later Monroe, and wife Louisa Miller].
ã2000 - Julie Hampton Ganis
The data contained here may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material.
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