Salt Lake Herald Newspaper
Dated: Apr. 3, 1910
MISS HORROCKS DEAD
Ogden, April 2
Clarice Virginia Horrocks, 17 years old, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Edward J. Horrocks, died of spinal meningitis complicated with serious heart trouble, at the family home, 2356 Monroe avenue, early this morning, after an illness of five days. Last night the young woman was much improved. Near midnight she was suddenly stricken and died within a few hours. Miss Horrocks was a student of the Ogden high school.
Dated: Apr. 3, 1910
MISS HORROCKS DEAD
Ogden, April 2
Clarice Virginia Horrocks, 17 years old, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Edward J. Horrocks, died of spinal meningitis complicated with serious heart trouble, at the family home, 2356 Monroe avenue, early this morning, after an illness of five days. Last night the young woman was much improved. Near midnight she was suddenly stricken and died within a few hours. Miss Horrocks was a student of the Ogden high school.
Salt Lake Herald Newspaper
Dated: Apr. 3, 1910
MISS HORROCKS DEAD
Ogden, April 2
Clarice Virginia Horrocks, 17 years old, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Edward J. Horrocks, died of spinal meningitis complicated with serious heart trouble, at the family home, 2356 Monroe avenue, early this morning, after an illness of five days. Last night the young woman was much improved. Near midnight she was suddenly stricken and died within a few hours. Miss Horrocks was a student of the Ogden high school.
Dated: Apr. 3, 1910
MISS HORROCKS DEAD
Ogden, April 2
Clarice Virginia Horrocks, 17 years old, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Edward J. Horrocks, died of spinal meningitis complicated with serious heart trouble, at the family home, 2356 Monroe avenue, early this morning, after an illness of five days. Last night the young woman was much improved. Near midnight she was suddenly stricken and died within a few hours. Miss Horrocks was a student of the Ogden high school.
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