OBIT: Threlkeld, 1953, Fleming Co

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Mrs. Gertrude Saunders Threlkeld about 64, died Wednesday shortly after 11
o'clock at Hayswood Hospital, Maysville, where she had been a patient for
about a week.

Mrs. Threlkeld had been in declining health for the past several months but
her condition had not been considered critical.

A native of Locust and lifelong resident of the county, Mrs. Threlkeld was a
daughter of the late Anson D. and Sophronia Todd Saunders.  She was a woman
of friendly, gentle nature who was held in high regard by all who knew her.

Surviving are her husband, Roy H. Threlkeld, manager of the Flu-No Company
here, a son Saunders Threlkeld of Cincinnati and Mrs. R.C. Johnson, also of
Cincinnati.  Three grandchildren, Allen and Bobby Threlkeld of Cincinnati
and
Billy Jean Threlkeld, of Louisville.  Also a brother W.P. Saunders of this
county, Mrs. H.P. Garnett of Maysville and Goebel Saunders of new Castle,
Ind.  Another son, William Threlkeld, preceded her in death.

Funeral arrangements not complete at press time are in charge of Boone
Funeral Home.

Flemingsburg Times-Democrat, April 23, 1953