Services were held Wednesday in the Baggerley Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Allie May Mace, 76, Edmond area pioneer who died Monday at her home southeast of town. Interment was in Memorial Park Cemetery. A native of Wisconsin, Born in Wisconsin. Mrs. Mace first came here in I889 residing in the Edmond area since that time. She is survived by her husband, Hardin Mace of the home, Iwo daughters Mrs. Gene Habben, and Mrs. V. D. Pinkston both of Route 3: and three sons, Glen Smart of the home, Kermit Mace and Lowell Mace, both of Route 3. There are also six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Edmond, Oklahoma, The Edmond Booster 1958 Nov 27 Page 1
Contributor: Linda L Ross (48356153) •
Edmond, Oklahoma, The Edmond Booster 1958 Nov 27 Page 1
Contributor: Linda L Ross (48356153) •
Services were held Wednesday in the Baggerley Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Allie May Mace, 76, Edmond area pioneer who died Monday at her home southeast of town. Interment was in Memorial Park Cemetery. A native of Wisconsin, Born in Wisconsin. Mrs. Mace first came here in I889 residing in the Edmond area since that time. She is survived by her husband, Hardin Mace of the home, Iwo daughters Mrs. Gene Habben, and Mrs. V. D. Pinkston both of Route 3: and three sons, Glen Smart of the home, Kermit Mace and Lowell Mace, both of Route 3. There are also six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Edmond, Oklahoma, The Edmond Booster 1958 Nov 27 Page 1
Contributor: Linda L Ross (48356153) •
Edmond, Oklahoma, The Edmond Booster 1958 Nov 27 Page 1
Contributor: Linda L Ross (48356153) •
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