W. M. Blagg, Father of Mrs. Virgil Lindsey and Mrs. Laycock, Died at Harris
Funeral services for W. M. Blagg, 86, father of Mrs. Virgil L. Lindsey and Mrs. Nathan Laycock of Chillicothe, were held from his home in Harris Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by the Rev. Lloyd Wilks. Burial was in the Harris cemetery. Mr. Blagg's death occurred at his home Saturday night following a long illness.
He was a veteran of the Spanish American war and a former publisher. For many years he was editor and publish of the Harris Herald.
In addition to his wife and the two daughters, Mr. Blagg is survived by four sons; H. E. and Hale Blagg of Chicago, Wood and Bob Joe of Harris and two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Margaret Reed of Kansas City, Mrs Lora Hurst of Omaha and Henry Blagg of Des Moines.
Chillicothe Constitution Tribune, Wednesday, February 28, 1940
Funeral services for W. M. Blagg, 86, father of Mrs. Virgil L. Lindsey and Mrs. Nathan Laycock of Chillicothe, were held from his home in Harris Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by the Rev. Lloyd Wilks. Burial was in the Harris cemetery. Mr. Blagg's death occurred at his home Saturday night following a long illness.
He was a veteran of the Spanish American war and a former publisher. For many years he was editor and publish of the Harris Herald.
In addition to his wife and the two daughters, Mr. Blagg is survived by four sons; H. E. and Hale Blagg of Chicago, Wood and Bob Joe of Harris and two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Margaret Reed of Kansas City, Mrs Lora Hurst of Omaha and Henry Blagg of Des Moines.
Chillicothe Constitution Tribune, Wednesday, February 28, 1940
W. M. Blagg, Father of Mrs. Virgil Lindsey and Mrs. Laycock, Died at Harris
Funeral services for W. M. Blagg, 86, father of Mrs. Virgil L. Lindsey and Mrs. Nathan Laycock of Chillicothe, were held from his home in Harris Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by the Rev. Lloyd Wilks. Burial was in the Harris cemetery. Mr. Blagg's death occurred at his home Saturday night following a long illness.
He was a veteran of the Spanish American war and a former publisher. For many years he was editor and publish of the Harris Herald.
In addition to his wife and the two daughters, Mr. Blagg is survived by four sons; H. E. and Hale Blagg of Chicago, Wood and Bob Joe of Harris and two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Margaret Reed of Kansas City, Mrs Lora Hurst of Omaha and Henry Blagg of Des Moines.
Chillicothe Constitution Tribune, Wednesday, February 28, 1940
Funeral services for W. M. Blagg, 86, father of Mrs. Virgil L. Lindsey and Mrs. Nathan Laycock of Chillicothe, were held from his home in Harris Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by the Rev. Lloyd Wilks. Burial was in the Harris cemetery. Mr. Blagg's death occurred at his home Saturday night following a long illness.
He was a veteran of the Spanish American war and a former publisher. For many years he was editor and publish of the Harris Herald.
In addition to his wife and the two daughters, Mr. Blagg is survived by four sons; H. E. and Hale Blagg of Chicago, Wood and Bob Joe of Harris and two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Margaret Reed of Kansas City, Mrs Lora Hurst of Omaha and Henry Blagg of Des Moines.
Chillicothe Constitution Tribune, Wednesday, February 28, 1940
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