cum .34
{Last of Trlplets
D-igs at Hosp ital
Rites“ Heldp Today
v With the death late Tuesday
afternoon of Donald Morgan
Bailey, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs.. Ray Bailey of Dayton, Ma.-
son county’ 5 first triplets on re-
cord ceased to exist.
A brother and sister, Wil—
lard” and Wanda, born No—
vember 14,1936, along with“
Donald, died twb davs after ‘
birth. The third member of" the ‘
triplets lived two .months and -‘
- five digs, but died at Shelton ‘
hospital Tuesday.
, Funeral services “ere held
gthis‘ afternoon at I: 30 from VV'it- ‘
51ers Chapel. _- V
, OCR Text:
cum .34
{Last of Trlplets
D-igs at Hosp ital
Rites“ Heldp Today
v With the death late Tuesday
afternoon of Donald Morgan
Bailey, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs.. Ray Bailey of Dayton, Ma.-
son county’ 5 first triplets on re-
cord ceased to exist.
A brother and sister, Wil—
lard” and Wanda, born No—
vember 14,1936, along with“
Donald, died twb davs after ‘
birth. The third member of" the ‘
triplets lived two .months and -‘
- five digs, but died at Shelton ‘
hospital Tuesday.
, Funeral services “ere held
gthis‘ afternoon at I: 30 from VV'it- ‘
51ers Chapel. _- V
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,B Last Name,Bailey, Donald Morgan (1).tif,Bailey, Donald Morgan (1).tif, Bailey, Donald Morgan (1).tif
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