Obituary notices for Ruth Boles and Cleo Teeter in Kansas area
Ruth C. Boles 64 of Baldwin City died July 19 1994 in Kansas City Missouri. Funeral Friday at Ives Chapel United Methodist Church with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include mother Lucille Boles Reed and sisters Dora Ann Ikenberry and Gloria Cowles. A graveside service for Cleo M Teeter 91 of Richmond will be July 23 1994 at Highland Cemetery. She moved from Ottawa to Richmond in 1910 and later lived in Kansas City Missouri. Survivors include son Max E. Teeter and daughter Nadine Noland.
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