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Pawhuska City Cemetery

Pawhuska, Osage County, Oklahoma

© Barnsdall Times
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Paul Eugene Spencer

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May 4, 1945 ~ July 31, 1946

Paul Eugene Spencer, year old son of Milburn C. Spencer and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Spencer with whom he had been residing died yesterday.

The tragic death occurred when young Paul drank a liquid poison while playing. Medical aid was summoned, and he was being rushed to the City Hospital in Pawhuska when death occurred.

Paul Eugene Spencer was born to Milburn Spencer and Ella Mae Millword, May 4, 1945 and was one year two months and 27 days old at the time of death.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Christian Church.

The Barnsdall Times 01 Aug 1946, Thu ·Page 1

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