1930 census, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma:
Raymond V Reaves 27 TX Head
Irene Reaves 20 MO Wife
William C Reaves NC 68 Father
Contributor: Janet LaMotte, MHR (46988542)
5/22/1930 City Printer Dies In Colorado Home (Thursday)
William C. Reaves, 68 years old, pioneer Oklahoma printer, died Wednesday in the Union Printers' home in Colorado Springs, Colo., of apoplexy, according to word received here by relatives Wednesday night.
Reaves, who had been ill several months, was sent to Colorado three months ago by the local typographical union, W.O. Wallace, secretary, said. He is survived by two daughters and two sons, Mrs. F.J. Fanning, Mrs. Faye Cheney, and Raymond Reaves, Oklahoma City, and John Reaves, Seattle, Wash. The body will be sent Thursday to Watts and McAtee funeral home.
5/22/1930 Deaths (Thursday)
REAVES—William, 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Spring, Colo., Wednesday. Funeral arrangements announced later by Watts & McAtee. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Fay Chaney, Mrs. Frank Fanning, Oklahoma City, and two sons, R.D. Reaves, Oklahoma City and John Reaves, Seattle, Wash.
5/23/1930 DEATHS (Friday)
Reaves, Wm., 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Springs, Colo., Wednesday. Body is being brought to Oklahoma City for funeral. It was announced by Watts & McAtee.
5/24/1930 Deaths (Saturday)
REAVES—William, 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Springs. Body will arrive in Oklahoma City Friday night. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watts & McAtee upon arrival of relatives.
5/26/1930 Deaths (Monday)
REAVES—William 60 years old. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. T.H. Milby at the Watts & McAtee chapel at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mr. Reaves was a member of the Typographical Union. Burial in Rose Hill.
[THE OKLAHOMAN]
Raymond V Reaves 27 TX Head
Irene Reaves 20 MO Wife
William C Reaves NC 68 Father
Contributor: Janet LaMotte, MHR (46988542)
5/22/1930 City Printer Dies In Colorado Home (Thursday)
William C. Reaves, 68 years old, pioneer Oklahoma printer, died Wednesday in the Union Printers' home in Colorado Springs, Colo., of apoplexy, according to word received here by relatives Wednesday night.
Reaves, who had been ill several months, was sent to Colorado three months ago by the local typographical union, W.O. Wallace, secretary, said. He is survived by two daughters and two sons, Mrs. F.J. Fanning, Mrs. Faye Cheney, and Raymond Reaves, Oklahoma City, and John Reaves, Seattle, Wash. The body will be sent Thursday to Watts and McAtee funeral home.
5/22/1930 Deaths (Thursday)
REAVES—William, 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Spring, Colo., Wednesday. Funeral arrangements announced later by Watts & McAtee. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Fay Chaney, Mrs. Frank Fanning, Oklahoma City, and two sons, R.D. Reaves, Oklahoma City and John Reaves, Seattle, Wash.
5/23/1930 DEATHS (Friday)
Reaves, Wm., 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Springs, Colo., Wednesday. Body is being brought to Oklahoma City for funeral. It was announced by Watts & McAtee.
5/24/1930 Deaths (Saturday)
REAVES—William, 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Springs. Body will arrive in Oklahoma City Friday night. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watts & McAtee upon arrival of relatives.
5/26/1930 Deaths (Monday)
REAVES—William 60 years old. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. T.H. Milby at the Watts & McAtee chapel at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mr. Reaves was a member of the Typographical Union. Burial in Rose Hill.
[THE OKLAHOMAN]
1930 census, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma:
Raymond V Reaves 27 TX Head
Irene Reaves 20 MO Wife
William C Reaves NC 68 Father
Contributor: Janet LaMotte, MHR (46988542)
5/22/1930 City Printer Dies In Colorado Home (Thursday)
William C. Reaves, 68 years old, pioneer Oklahoma printer, died Wednesday in the Union Printers' home in Colorado Springs, Colo., of apoplexy, according to word received here by relatives Wednesday night.
Reaves, who had been ill several months, was sent to Colorado three months ago by the local typographical union, W.O. Wallace, secretary, said. He is survived by two daughters and two sons, Mrs. F.J. Fanning, Mrs. Faye Cheney, and Raymond Reaves, Oklahoma City, and John Reaves, Seattle, Wash. The body will be sent Thursday to Watts and McAtee funeral home.
5/22/1930 Deaths (Thursday)
REAVES—William, 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Spring, Colo., Wednesday. Funeral arrangements announced later by Watts & McAtee. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Fay Chaney, Mrs. Frank Fanning, Oklahoma City, and two sons, R.D. Reaves, Oklahoma City and John Reaves, Seattle, Wash.
5/23/1930 DEATHS (Friday)
Reaves, Wm., 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Springs, Colo., Wednesday. Body is being brought to Oklahoma City for funeral. It was announced by Watts & McAtee.
5/24/1930 Deaths (Saturday)
REAVES—William, 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Springs. Body will arrive in Oklahoma City Friday night. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watts & McAtee upon arrival of relatives.
5/26/1930 Deaths (Monday)
REAVES—William 60 years old. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. T.H. Milby at the Watts & McAtee chapel at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mr. Reaves was a member of the Typographical Union. Burial in Rose Hill.
[THE OKLAHOMAN]
Raymond V Reaves 27 TX Head
Irene Reaves 20 MO Wife
William C Reaves NC 68 Father
Contributor: Janet LaMotte, MHR (46988542)
5/22/1930 City Printer Dies In Colorado Home (Thursday)
William C. Reaves, 68 years old, pioneer Oklahoma printer, died Wednesday in the Union Printers' home in Colorado Springs, Colo., of apoplexy, according to word received here by relatives Wednesday night.
Reaves, who had been ill several months, was sent to Colorado three months ago by the local typographical union, W.O. Wallace, secretary, said. He is survived by two daughters and two sons, Mrs. F.J. Fanning, Mrs. Faye Cheney, and Raymond Reaves, Oklahoma City, and John Reaves, Seattle, Wash. The body will be sent Thursday to Watts and McAtee funeral home.
5/22/1930 Deaths (Thursday)
REAVES—William, 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Spring, Colo., Wednesday. Funeral arrangements announced later by Watts & McAtee. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Fay Chaney, Mrs. Frank Fanning, Oklahoma City, and two sons, R.D. Reaves, Oklahoma City and John Reaves, Seattle, Wash.
5/23/1930 DEATHS (Friday)
Reaves, Wm., 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Springs, Colo., Wednesday. Body is being brought to Oklahoma City for funeral. It was announced by Watts & McAtee.
5/24/1930 Deaths (Saturday)
REAVES—William, 69 years old, passed away in Colorado Springs. Body will arrive in Oklahoma City Friday night. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watts & McAtee upon arrival of relatives.
5/26/1930 Deaths (Monday)
REAVES—William 60 years old. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. T.H. Milby at the Watts & McAtee chapel at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mr. Reaves was a member of the Typographical Union. Burial in Rose Hill.
[THE OKLAHOMAN]
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