Junction City Republican, 4-29-1920:
RAY, Mrs. John S., died 4-25-1920. Survived by her husband and children. She recently moved to Junction City from Western Kansas.
Also in same issue:
MRS. J. S. RAY
Mrs. J. S. Ray of east Chestnut Street died Sunday evening after a long illness. Her children were called here by her severe illness and were all with her at the end. Her husband and four (sic) grown children survive her. The family only recently moved here to this city from Western Kansas.
RAY, Mrs. John S., died 4-25-1920. Survived by her husband and children. She recently moved to Junction City from Western Kansas.
Also in same issue:
MRS. J. S. RAY
Mrs. J. S. Ray of east Chestnut Street died Sunday evening after a long illness. Her children were called here by her severe illness and were all with her at the end. Her husband and four (sic) grown children survive her. The family only recently moved here to this city from Western Kansas.
Junction City Republican, 4-29-1920:
RAY, Mrs. John S., died 4-25-1920. Survived by her husband and children. She recently moved to Junction City from Western Kansas.
Also in same issue:
MRS. J. S. RAY
Mrs. J. S. Ray of east Chestnut Street died Sunday evening after a long illness. Her children were called here by her severe illness and were all with her at the end. Her husband and four (sic) grown children survive her. The family only recently moved here to this city from Western Kansas.
RAY, Mrs. John S., died 4-25-1920. Survived by her husband and children. She recently moved to Junction City from Western Kansas.
Also in same issue:
MRS. J. S. RAY
Mrs. J. S. Ray of east Chestnut Street died Sunday evening after a long illness. Her children were called here by her severe illness and were all with her at the end. Her husband and four (sic) grown children survive her. The family only recently moved here to this city from Western Kansas.
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same stone as John S. Ray; d/o Wm. and Margaret Ashlock Downs
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