HARRODSBURG, Ky.. May 13 (Special); Mrs,' Sarah, 'Bowman Smock. 87. member of a prominent pioneer Kentucky family, died at 10, o'clock Wednesday morning in Haggin Memorial hospital. The widow of Lee - Smock. - prominent Harrodsburg businessman, she was a daughter of Nancy Lewis Cook and Thomas Bowman, she was born, at Viney Grove Farm in Mercer county.
Smock was the - first woman to take a plane rid over Harrodsburg' for the Army 's. purpose of promoting bond sales. " She was active in the ("Pioneer Memorial Association responsible for the construction of Fort Harrod in pioneer Memorial State : Park here. She held various offices In the Harrodsburg Woman's Club and was active : in the Mercer County Fair, flora Show Assco. She was a member of Harrodsburg Christian Church, she taught Its women's Bible class for many years.
Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Guy. Mihvef Harrodsburg, and Mrs. ; George Collins, Frank fort; a son, William Smock, Harrodsburg; a . sister, Mrs. Claude Vons, Burgin, and two grand-daughters, Mrs. James Graves, Winchester and . Mrs. . Thomas Reynolds; Harrodsburg.. ' Funeral services were set for 3 o'clock this afternoon.
May 12, 1960
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Smock was the - first woman to take a plane rid over Harrodsburg' for the Army 's. purpose of promoting bond sales. " She was active in the ("Pioneer Memorial Association responsible for the construction of Fort Harrod in pioneer Memorial State : Park here. She held various offices In the Harrodsburg Woman's Club and was active : in the Mercer County Fair, flora Show Assco. She was a member of Harrodsburg Christian Church, she taught Its women's Bible class for many years.
Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Guy. Mihvef Harrodsburg, and Mrs. ; George Collins, Frank fort; a son, William Smock, Harrodsburg; a . sister, Mrs. Claude Vons, Burgin, and two grand-daughters, Mrs. James Graves, Winchester and . Mrs. . Thomas Reynolds; Harrodsburg.. ' Funeral services were set for 3 o'clock this afternoon.
May 12, 1960
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HARRODSBURG, Ky.. May 13 (Special); Mrs,' Sarah, 'Bowman Smock. 87. member of a prominent pioneer Kentucky family, died at 10, o'clock Wednesday morning in Haggin Memorial hospital. The widow of Lee - Smock. - prominent Harrodsburg businessman, she was a daughter of Nancy Lewis Cook and Thomas Bowman, she was born, at Viney Grove Farm in Mercer county.
Smock was the - first woman to take a plane rid over Harrodsburg' for the Army 's. purpose of promoting bond sales. " She was active in the ("Pioneer Memorial Association responsible for the construction of Fort Harrod in pioneer Memorial State : Park here. She held various offices In the Harrodsburg Woman's Club and was active : in the Mercer County Fair, flora Show Assco. She was a member of Harrodsburg Christian Church, she taught Its women's Bible class for many years.
Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Guy. Mihvef Harrodsburg, and Mrs. ; George Collins, Frank fort; a son, William Smock, Harrodsburg; a . sister, Mrs. Claude Vons, Burgin, and two grand-daughters, Mrs. James Graves, Winchester and . Mrs. . Thomas Reynolds; Harrodsburg.. ' Funeral services were set for 3 o'clock this afternoon.
May 12, 1960
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Smock was the - first woman to take a plane rid over Harrodsburg' for the Army 's. purpose of promoting bond sales. " She was active in the ("Pioneer Memorial Association responsible for the construction of Fort Harrod in pioneer Memorial State : Park here. She held various offices In the Harrodsburg Woman's Club and was active : in the Mercer County Fair, flora Show Assco. She was a member of Harrodsburg Christian Church, she taught Its women's Bible class for many years.
Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Guy. Mihvef Harrodsburg, and Mrs. ; George Collins, Frank fort; a son, William Smock, Harrodsburg; a . sister, Mrs. Claude Vons, Burgin, and two grand-daughters, Mrs. James Graves, Winchester and . Mrs. . Thomas Reynolds; Harrodsburg.. ' Funeral services were set for 3 o'clock this afternoon.
May 12, 1960
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