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© Grady County Star Chickasha, Oklahoma Friday, December 25, 1914 1889 ~ December 23, 1914 Cecil Fletcher Dies Of Spinal Meningitis Cecil Fletcher, who lives six miles fromtown, died Wednesday of spinal meningitis. The disease came as an after disease of pneumonia. Young Fletcher was about 25 years old and had been sick only a few days. A strict quaranrine will be made to see that the infection does not spread. © Grady County Star Chickasha, Oklahoma Friday, January 1, 1915 1889 ~ December 23, 1914 As recorded last week, Cecil Fletcher passed away on December 23, after a very short but severe illness. Cecil was universally liked and his death was deplored by all. The funeral services at the familt residence on December 24th was conducted by Rev W. L. Rector, his pastor, who endeavored by well chosen words to comfort the bereaved family. The body was interred in the Ninnekah cemetery. The trip to the cemetery, owing to the bad weather and terrible roads was an exceeedingly difficult one. ~ ~ ~ Frank Cole and Herbert Farley, who live in the south part of the city, were pleasant callers at our office Monday. They came in to call our attention to the fact that we made a mistake when we printed in the last week's paper that Cecil Fletcher died of meningitis. It was pneumonia instead. |
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