Oklahoman Archives
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
January 10, 2011
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LONG ILLNESS PROVES FATAL TO MRS, STOLE
City. Resident Since 1896 Is Death • Victim. Mrs. Minnie Stoll,
64 years old, 1594 Northwest Eighth street, died Friday tither
home after an illness of two years. - Mrs. Stoll has lived in
the city since 1896 when she came here from I Iowa. In 1026 she
was a candidate for state commissioner of charities and
corrections. Services will be r!;;,. conducted at 8 a. • 2, zd
sr, cathedral. Burial will be in Fairlawn I t h,t5.))/ m. Monday
from I •#€144.11 St. Joseph's Old • bo cemetery under di- EW
rection of the Gar-rLson funeral home. Mrs. 5tni1 is survived by
four sons, A. K., H. B., ft. J., and Phillip, all of the city:
three daughters. Mrs. Barbara Bailers, Mrs. Margueritte Anderson
and Mrs. Dorothy Anthony, city; and three sisters, Mrs. Harry C.
Taylor. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. both of New York, and Mrs. Frank
Pohl°. Philadelphia.
Mrs. Minnie Stoll
Publication: The Oklahoman Date: June 6, 1936 Section: None Page
Number: 2
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