After a prolonged illness, Hazel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baxter, of Wetaskiwin, died in a Calgary hospital on January 15th. The body was brought home to Wetaskiwin for interment, and the funeral took place at the Sacred Heart Church on Friday morning, January 18th, at 11 o'clock, the Requiem Mass being celebrated by Rev. Father Walravens. Both the High and Separate Schools were closed during the service, and the funeral was an exceptionally large one.
Hazel was only eighteen years old, and was a very cheerful and talented young girl, and the sincere sympathy of the community is felt for her parents and her two sisters, Dora and Edith.
Wetaskiwin Times, January 24, 1929
Hazel was only eighteen years old, and was a very cheerful and talented young girl, and the sincere sympathy of the community is felt for her parents and her two sisters, Dora and Edith.
Wetaskiwin Times, January 24, 1929
After a prolonged illness, Hazel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baxter, of Wetaskiwin, died in a Calgary hospital on January 15th. The body was brought home to Wetaskiwin for interment, and the funeral took place at the Sacred Heart Church on Friday morning, January 18th, at 11 o'clock, the Requiem Mass being celebrated by Rev. Father Walravens. Both the High and Separate Schools were closed during the service, and the funeral was an exceptionally large one.
Hazel was only eighteen years old, and was a very cheerful and talented young girl, and the sincere sympathy of the community is felt for her parents and her two sisters, Dora and Edith.
Wetaskiwin Times, January 24, 1929
Hazel was only eighteen years old, and was a very cheerful and talented young girl, and the sincere sympathy of the community is felt for her parents and her two sisters, Dora and Edith.
Wetaskiwin Times, January 24, 1929
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