Blackwell Journal-Tribune
Blackwell, Oklahoma
Saturday, July 25, 1931
page 5
Barber Dies.
Otto Knave, age 59, died Thursday evening in the Grand Avenue hospital at Ponca City from an overdose of drugs which he had taken. Knave was taken to the hospital Wednesday by the Whitlock ambulance. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Blackwell and interment was made in the cemetery at South Haven. He is survived by his widow. Knave was a barber at Washunga being there for only the past three weeks.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
Blackwell, Oklahoma
Saturday, July 25, 1931
page 5
Barber Dies.
Otto Knave, age 59, died Thursday evening in the Grand Avenue hospital at Ponca City from an overdose of drugs which he had taken. Knave was taken to the hospital Wednesday by the Whitlock ambulance. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Blackwell and interment was made in the cemetery at South Haven. He is survived by his widow. Knave was a barber at Washunga being there for only the past three weeks.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
Blackwell Journal-Tribune
Blackwell, Oklahoma
Saturday, July 25, 1931
page 5
Barber Dies.
Otto Knave, age 59, died Thursday evening in the Grand Avenue hospital at Ponca City from an overdose of drugs which he had taken. Knave was taken to the hospital Wednesday by the Whitlock ambulance. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Blackwell and interment was made in the cemetery at South Haven. He is survived by his widow. Knave was a barber at Washunga being there for only the past three weeks.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
Blackwell, Oklahoma
Saturday, July 25, 1931
page 5
Barber Dies.
Otto Knave, age 59, died Thursday evening in the Grand Avenue hospital at Ponca City from an overdose of drugs which he had taken. Knave was taken to the hospital Wednesday by the Whitlock ambulance. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Blackwell and interment was made in the cemetery at South Haven. He is survived by his widow. Knave was a barber at Washunga being there for only the past three weeks.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
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