Miss Josie Welch was a prominent woman of Bay St. Louis.
She had been born in Iuka, MS to Edmond L. Welch and Damaris Kent. She died at her home in Bay St. Louis following a lengthy illness. She had lived in the Bay 64 years.
In her younger years she had been a real estate dealer and operated one of the cities largest curio shops, Ye Old Curiosity Shop. She also had for many years been a correspondent for the Times-Picayune.
Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) Apr 18, 1939
She had been born in Iuka, MS to Edmond L. Welch and Damaris Kent. She died at her home in Bay St. Louis following a lengthy illness. She had lived in the Bay 64 years.
In her younger years she had been a real estate dealer and operated one of the cities largest curio shops, Ye Old Curiosity Shop. She also had for many years been a correspondent for the Times-Picayune.
Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) Apr 18, 1939
Miss Josie Welch was a prominent woman of Bay St. Louis.
She had been born in Iuka, MS to Edmond L. Welch and Damaris Kent. She died at her home in Bay St. Louis following a lengthy illness. She had lived in the Bay 64 years.
In her younger years she had been a real estate dealer and operated one of the cities largest curio shops, Ye Old Curiosity Shop. She also had for many years been a correspondent for the Times-Picayune.
Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) Apr 18, 1939
She had been born in Iuka, MS to Edmond L. Welch and Damaris Kent. She died at her home in Bay St. Louis following a lengthy illness. She had lived in the Bay 64 years.
In her younger years she had been a real estate dealer and operated one of the cities largest curio shops, Ye Old Curiosity Shop. She also had for many years been a correspondent for the Times-Picayune.
Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) Apr 18, 1939
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