THE DEATH OF PEARL RYAN
Stockwell, - Mrs. Pearl Ryan 80, of Stockwell, died in Scott nursing home, Lafayette, at 5:40 a.m. Friday. She was in the nursing home only a few days, going there from St. Elizabeth hospital where she was a patient three weeks after suffering a broken legin a fall. She was ill when she fell and was injured. Born at Joplin, Mo. She had lived in Stockwell since her marriage to William Ryan in 1907. Her husband died in 1946. There are no immediate survivors. Private funeral services in Dwight R. Baker funeral home at Dayton at 2 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Dale C. Hoak, of Stockwell officiating; burial in Johnson cemetery, Nieces and nephews survive.
Stockwell, - Mrs. Pearl Ryan 80, of Stockwell, died in Scott nursing home, Lafayette, at 5:40 a.m. Friday. She was in the nursing home only a few days, going there from St. Elizabeth hospital where she was a patient three weeks after suffering a broken legin a fall. She was ill when she fell and was injured. Born at Joplin, Mo. She had lived in Stockwell since her marriage to William Ryan in 1907. Her husband died in 1946. There are no immediate survivors. Private funeral services in Dwight R. Baker funeral home at Dayton at 2 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Dale C. Hoak, of Stockwell officiating; burial in Johnson cemetery, Nieces and nephews survive.
THE DEATH OF PEARL RYAN
Stockwell, - Mrs. Pearl Ryan 80, of Stockwell, died in Scott nursing home, Lafayette, at 5:40 a.m. Friday. She was in the nursing home only a few days, going there from St. Elizabeth hospital where she was a patient three weeks after suffering a broken legin a fall. She was ill when she fell and was injured. Born at Joplin, Mo. She had lived in Stockwell since her marriage to William Ryan in 1907. Her husband died in 1946. There are no immediate survivors. Private funeral services in Dwight R. Baker funeral home at Dayton at 2 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Dale C. Hoak, of Stockwell officiating; burial in Johnson cemetery, Nieces and nephews survive.
Stockwell, - Mrs. Pearl Ryan 80, of Stockwell, died in Scott nursing home, Lafayette, at 5:40 a.m. Friday. She was in the nursing home only a few days, going there from St. Elizabeth hospital where she was a patient three weeks after suffering a broken legin a fall. She was ill when she fell and was injured. Born at Joplin, Mo. She had lived in Stockwell since her marriage to William Ryan in 1907. Her husband died in 1946. There are no immediate survivors. Private funeral services in Dwight R. Baker funeral home at Dayton at 2 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Dale C. Hoak, of Stockwell officiating; burial in Johnson cemetery, Nieces and nephews survive.
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