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Miss Lucindy Hornett
Tahlequah Daily Press
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
1939
Kay Hubbard Thompson
**File is from 1939 from the Cherokee Democrat and has been typed and transcribed so will not match original obit but close.

January 13, 1939

Miss Lucindy Hornett

Miss Lucindy Hornett, 31, nurse at the Hastings Indian hospital, died in Fort Smith hospital Sunday night, as the result of injuries received in an automobile accident near Mulberry Ark. Sunday morning. Miss Hornett had made her home in Tahlequah for several years.

She was a graduate of Chillocco Indian school at Claremore. Funeral services were held at the Reed-Culver Funeral Home chapel Monday morning at 10 oclock, with Rev. J.C. Hendrick, pastor of the Baptist church officiating.

Pallbearers were, Sam Daniels, Owen Grant, Dewey Carlile, W.T. Thorne, P.K. Collins and Jack Brown.



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