Lee Arthur Ruble
Pittsfield, Ill., July 5- Lee Arthur Ruble, 63, of Pittsfield, a retired employe of Brown Shoe Co., was found dead of an apparent heart attack Tuesday morning at 1:30 at Bay Creek, a mile north of Nebo. He had been fishing at the creek Monday afternoon.
Mr. Ruble was born in Pike county April 5, 1904, a son of Edward and Nora Williams Ruble. He married Beryl Waggoner.
Surviving are the widow: a daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Leona) Lemons of Milton and three sisters, Mrs. Arthur (Virginia) Altizer of Bowling Green, Mo., Mrs. Ed (Florine) Beard of Pittsfield and Mrs. C. A. (Ina) Stecker of near Pleasant Hill.
Pittsfield, Ill., July 5- Lee Arthur Ruble, 63, of Pittsfield, a retired employe of Brown Shoe Co., was found dead of an apparent heart attack Tuesday morning at 1:30 at Bay Creek, a mile north of Nebo. He had been fishing at the creek Monday afternoon.
Mr. Ruble was born in Pike county April 5, 1904, a son of Edward and Nora Williams Ruble. He married Beryl Waggoner.
Surviving are the widow: a daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Leona) Lemons of Milton and three sisters, Mrs. Arthur (Virginia) Altizer of Bowling Green, Mo., Mrs. Ed (Florine) Beard of Pittsfield and Mrs. C. A. (Ina) Stecker of near Pleasant Hill.
Lee Arthur Ruble
Pittsfield, Ill., July 5- Lee Arthur Ruble, 63, of Pittsfield, a retired employe of Brown Shoe Co., was found dead of an apparent heart attack Tuesday morning at 1:30 at Bay Creek, a mile north of Nebo. He had been fishing at the creek Monday afternoon.
Mr. Ruble was born in Pike county April 5, 1904, a son of Edward and Nora Williams Ruble. He married Beryl Waggoner.
Surviving are the widow: a daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Leona) Lemons of Milton and three sisters, Mrs. Arthur (Virginia) Altizer of Bowling Green, Mo., Mrs. Ed (Florine) Beard of Pittsfield and Mrs. C. A. (Ina) Stecker of near Pleasant Hill.
Pittsfield, Ill., July 5- Lee Arthur Ruble, 63, of Pittsfield, a retired employe of Brown Shoe Co., was found dead of an apparent heart attack Tuesday morning at 1:30 at Bay Creek, a mile north of Nebo. He had been fishing at the creek Monday afternoon.
Mr. Ruble was born in Pike county April 5, 1904, a son of Edward and Nora Williams Ruble. He married Beryl Waggoner.
Surviving are the widow: a daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Leona) Lemons of Milton and three sisters, Mrs. Arthur (Virginia) Altizer of Bowling Green, Mo., Mrs. Ed (Florine) Beard of Pittsfield and Mrs. C. A. (Ina) Stecker of near Pleasant Hill.
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