Son of Johs S. Baker.
The Fulton Telegraph-1888: Ward M. Baker entertained quite a number of his friends on last Friday evening. A rich supper was served and all present seemed to highly enjoy the occasion. The following young ladies and gentlemen were present: Misses Susie Humphrey, Lena Baker, Emma Garver, Emma Poston, Dollie Jameson, Jessie Lewis, Susie Kemper, Mattie Harris, Anna Baker, Jennie Baker, Messrs. Rice Taylor, Farris Baker, Arthur Bush, Noah Robnett, Louis Doerries, Tom Tuttle, John Harris, Celsus Bailey, William McGregor, Emil Keller, Nesbet Baker and O.D. Jones.
THE LA PLATA REPUBLICAN, La Plata, Missouri
Friday, February 1, 1924
WARD M. BAKER WEDS WELFARE NURSE
---At 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at Columbia Missouri occurred the marriage of Rev. Ward M. Baker of Huntsville and Miss Dorothy Ellen Broeffle of Ogdensbury, New York.
---The bride was a very prominent Red Cross worker during the World War, after that time she went to Columbia where she became county Welfare Worker.
---The groom united with the M. E. Church when young and has been a member of the Missouri conference M. E. Church, South all of his ministerial life, a very popular preacher and well and favorably known in La Plata.
LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
August 24, 1939
WARD M. BAKER
---The Rev. Ward M. Baker, retired Southern Methodist Minister, died Sunday at his home in Lockport, New York.
---The body was brought to La Plata Wednesday afternoon and burial was made in the La Plata cemetery beside the body of his first wife who was a sister of Mrs. W.C. Walden of this city.
---He was a native of Calloway County where he grew to young manhood and entered the ministry.
---After his retirement he went to New York where he and Mrs. Baker had operated a health resort.
---Surviving are his widow, a brother, Nesbit Baker of Ocean View, California and a sister, Mrs. Anna Boulware, also of California. He leaves a son and daughter by his first marriage and a son by his second marriage.
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Ward M. Baker married his first wife, Maude Frances Belshe, on June 30, 1896 and they had two children:
1) Florence Adella Baker
---b. August 3, 1900
2) Robert Luther Baker
---b. January 17, 1902
Ward M. Baker married a second time to Dorothy Broeffle on February 1, 1924 in Columbia, Missouri and they had one son:
3) Ward Broeffle Baker
---b. August 24, 1925 in MO.
---d. November 26, 1984 in El Paso, Texas
The Fulton Telegraph-1888: Ward M. Baker entertained quite a number of his friends on last Friday evening. A rich supper was served and all present seemed to highly enjoy the occasion. The following young ladies and gentlemen were present: Misses Susie Humphrey, Lena Baker, Emma Garver, Emma Poston, Dollie Jameson, Jessie Lewis, Susie Kemper, Mattie Harris, Anna Baker, Jennie Baker, Messrs. Rice Taylor, Farris Baker, Arthur Bush, Noah Robnett, Louis Doerries, Tom Tuttle, John Harris, Celsus Bailey, William McGregor, Emil Keller, Nesbet Baker and O.D. Jones.
THE LA PLATA REPUBLICAN, La Plata, Missouri
Friday, February 1, 1924
WARD M. BAKER WEDS WELFARE NURSE
---At 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at Columbia Missouri occurred the marriage of Rev. Ward M. Baker of Huntsville and Miss Dorothy Ellen Broeffle of Ogdensbury, New York.
---The bride was a very prominent Red Cross worker during the World War, after that time she went to Columbia where she became county Welfare Worker.
---The groom united with the M. E. Church when young and has been a member of the Missouri conference M. E. Church, South all of his ministerial life, a very popular preacher and well and favorably known in La Plata.
LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
August 24, 1939
WARD M. BAKER
---The Rev. Ward M. Baker, retired Southern Methodist Minister, died Sunday at his home in Lockport, New York.
---The body was brought to La Plata Wednesday afternoon and burial was made in the La Plata cemetery beside the body of his first wife who was a sister of Mrs. W.C. Walden of this city.
---He was a native of Calloway County where he grew to young manhood and entered the ministry.
---After his retirement he went to New York where he and Mrs. Baker had operated a health resort.
---Surviving are his widow, a brother, Nesbit Baker of Ocean View, California and a sister, Mrs. Anna Boulware, also of California. He leaves a son and daughter by his first marriage and a son by his second marriage.
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Ward M. Baker married his first wife, Maude Frances Belshe, on June 30, 1896 and they had two children:
1) Florence Adella Baker
---b. August 3, 1900
2) Robert Luther Baker
---b. January 17, 1902
Ward M. Baker married a second time to Dorothy Broeffle on February 1, 1924 in Columbia, Missouri and they had one son:
3) Ward Broeffle Baker
---b. August 24, 1925 in MO.
---d. November 26, 1984 in El Paso, Texas
Son of Johs S. Baker.
The Fulton Telegraph-1888: Ward M. Baker entertained quite a number of his friends on last Friday evening. A rich supper was served and all present seemed to highly enjoy the occasion. The following young ladies and gentlemen were present: Misses Susie Humphrey, Lena Baker, Emma Garver, Emma Poston, Dollie Jameson, Jessie Lewis, Susie Kemper, Mattie Harris, Anna Baker, Jennie Baker, Messrs. Rice Taylor, Farris Baker, Arthur Bush, Noah Robnett, Louis Doerries, Tom Tuttle, John Harris, Celsus Bailey, William McGregor, Emil Keller, Nesbet Baker and O.D. Jones.
THE LA PLATA REPUBLICAN, La Plata, Missouri
Friday, February 1, 1924
WARD M. BAKER WEDS WELFARE NURSE
---At 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at Columbia Missouri occurred the marriage of Rev. Ward M. Baker of Huntsville and Miss Dorothy Ellen Broeffle of Ogdensbury, New York.
---The bride was a very prominent Red Cross worker during the World War, after that time she went to Columbia where she became county Welfare Worker.
---The groom united with the M. E. Church when young and has been a member of the Missouri conference M. E. Church, South all of his ministerial life, a very popular preacher and well and favorably known in La Plata.
LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
August 24, 1939
WARD M. BAKER
---The Rev. Ward M. Baker, retired Southern Methodist Minister, died Sunday at his home in Lockport, New York.
---The body was brought to La Plata Wednesday afternoon and burial was made in the La Plata cemetery beside the body of his first wife who was a sister of Mrs. W.C. Walden of this city.
---He was a native of Calloway County where he grew to young manhood and entered the ministry.
---After his retirement he went to New York where he and Mrs. Baker had operated a health resort.
---Surviving are his widow, a brother, Nesbit Baker of Ocean View, California and a sister, Mrs. Anna Boulware, also of California. He leaves a son and daughter by his first marriage and a son by his second marriage.
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Ward M. Baker married his first wife, Maude Frances Belshe, on June 30, 1896 and they had two children:
1) Florence Adella Baker
---b. August 3, 1900
2) Robert Luther Baker
---b. January 17, 1902
Ward M. Baker married a second time to Dorothy Broeffle on February 1, 1924 in Columbia, Missouri and they had one son:
3) Ward Broeffle Baker
---b. August 24, 1925 in MO.
---d. November 26, 1984 in El Paso, Texas
The Fulton Telegraph-1888: Ward M. Baker entertained quite a number of his friends on last Friday evening. A rich supper was served and all present seemed to highly enjoy the occasion. The following young ladies and gentlemen were present: Misses Susie Humphrey, Lena Baker, Emma Garver, Emma Poston, Dollie Jameson, Jessie Lewis, Susie Kemper, Mattie Harris, Anna Baker, Jennie Baker, Messrs. Rice Taylor, Farris Baker, Arthur Bush, Noah Robnett, Louis Doerries, Tom Tuttle, John Harris, Celsus Bailey, William McGregor, Emil Keller, Nesbet Baker and O.D. Jones.
THE LA PLATA REPUBLICAN, La Plata, Missouri
Friday, February 1, 1924
WARD M. BAKER WEDS WELFARE NURSE
---At 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at Columbia Missouri occurred the marriage of Rev. Ward M. Baker of Huntsville and Miss Dorothy Ellen Broeffle of Ogdensbury, New York.
---The bride was a very prominent Red Cross worker during the World War, after that time she went to Columbia where she became county Welfare Worker.
---The groom united with the M. E. Church when young and has been a member of the Missouri conference M. E. Church, South all of his ministerial life, a very popular preacher and well and favorably known in La Plata.
LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
August 24, 1939
WARD M. BAKER
---The Rev. Ward M. Baker, retired Southern Methodist Minister, died Sunday at his home in Lockport, New York.
---The body was brought to La Plata Wednesday afternoon and burial was made in the La Plata cemetery beside the body of his first wife who was a sister of Mrs. W.C. Walden of this city.
---He was a native of Calloway County where he grew to young manhood and entered the ministry.
---After his retirement he went to New York where he and Mrs. Baker had operated a health resort.
---Surviving are his widow, a brother, Nesbit Baker of Ocean View, California and a sister, Mrs. Anna Boulware, also of California. He leaves a son and daughter by his first marriage and a son by his second marriage.
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Ward M. Baker married his first wife, Maude Frances Belshe, on June 30, 1896 and they had two children:
1) Florence Adella Baker
---b. August 3, 1900
2) Robert Luther Baker
---b. January 17, 1902
Ward M. Baker married a second time to Dorothy Broeffle on February 1, 1924 in Columbia, Missouri and they had one son:
3) Ward Broeffle Baker
---b. August 24, 1925 in MO.
---d. November 26, 1984 in El Paso, Texas
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