Thanks to Kasey Kennedy-Williams for the transfer.
Fromn Adrian Daily Telegram March 4, 1918:
Mrs. T. C. Reid died early today. She was a prominent musician and a beloved matron in town. She left four sisters and a brother on Toledo as well as a son, William Reid, a student at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York.
The sisters were Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Mrs. David S. Wilder, Mrs. Frank Knox, all of Toledo, and Mrs. Ernest Ross of Elberta, Michigan. The brother was Clarence Curtis of Toledo.
Fromn Adrian Daily Telegram March 4, 1918:
Mrs. T. C. Reid died early today. She was a prominent musician and a beloved matron in town. She left four sisters and a brother on Toledo as well as a son, William Reid, a student at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York.
The sisters were Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Mrs. David S. Wilder, Mrs. Frank Knox, all of Toledo, and Mrs. Ernest Ross of Elberta, Michigan. The brother was Clarence Curtis of Toledo.
Thanks to Kasey Kennedy-Williams for the transfer.
Fromn Adrian Daily Telegram March 4, 1918:
Mrs. T. C. Reid died early today. She was a prominent musician and a beloved matron in town. She left four sisters and a brother on Toledo as well as a son, William Reid, a student at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York.
The sisters were Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Mrs. David S. Wilder, Mrs. Frank Knox, all of Toledo, and Mrs. Ernest Ross of Elberta, Michigan. The brother was Clarence Curtis of Toledo.
Fromn Adrian Daily Telegram March 4, 1918:
Mrs. T. C. Reid died early today. She was a prominent musician and a beloved matron in town. She left four sisters and a brother on Toledo as well as a son, William Reid, a student at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York.
The sisters were Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Mrs. David S. Wilder, Mrs. Frank Knox, all of Toledo, and Mrs. Ernest Ross of Elberta, Michigan. The brother was Clarence Curtis of Toledo.
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