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Caddo Co. OK Obits
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EMILY RUTH (CHAMBERS) AMBLER

Newspaper Unknown - May be the Carnegie Herald

Carnegie, Caddo County, Oklahoma

Wednesday, Jun. 7, 1933

Died: Thursday, Jun. 1, 1933

 

GRIM REAPER TAKES TALENTED MUSICIAN

Mrs. Ruth Ambler died at Chickasha Thursday morning where 
she with her mother, Mrs. C. H. Chambers, had been staying 
during a series of treatments for Mrs. Ambler.  Death came 
rather suddenly following ill health of several years.  Two 
years ago Mrs. Ambler spent several months in New Mexico 
and returned home in splendid health.  Her health again 
failed in recent months.

Funeral services were held at the Christian church Saturday 
morning at 10:30, Rev. W. M. Deatherage, pastor of the 
church officiating.  He was assisted by Rev. R. J. Graham, 
Burial was made in the Carnegie cemetery.

Emily Ruth Chambers was born March 22, 1900 in Wichita, 
Kansas, died June 1, 1933 aged 33 years, 2 months and 10 
days.  She came to Carnegie with her parents in 1902, and 
has lived here practically all her life.

After graduating from the Carnegie high school she attended 
the Lindsborg Musical Conservatory at Lindsborg, Kansas and 
later taught voice and piano.  A devoted Christian, she 
gave much time to school and church activities.  Plays, 
entertainments and programs of every description demanded 
her talents and direction.  As choir leader, member of 
orchestras, director of concerts, she was always occupied.  
It was as a vocal soloist that she exceeded her other 
musical accomplishments.

She was married to Lonnie L. Ambler in 1921.  To this union 
a son and a daughter were born, Harold and Doris, both of 
whom survive.  She is also survived by her parents, Mr. and 
Mrs. C. H. Chambers, one sister, Mrs. Esther Faye Reynolds, 
and her grandmother, Mrs. F. E. Lyons of Hollywood, Calif.

Before her health failed Mrs. Ambler was a member of the 
Eastern Star and Delphian chapters here and was active in 
both organizations.

Relatives who attended the funeral from out of town 
included Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lyons, an aunt and uncle, from 
Wichita;  Mrs. E. L. Davison, an aunt, of Wichita; and Mrs. 
C. E. Irwin an aunt, of Lawrence, Kansas.

sbumitted by Tim Chambers