OBIT: Ruby Baker, d. 1975, Union Co, KY

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Mother of Late Supt. L. Baker buried Monday
        Mrs. Robert L. (Ruby Brown) Baker, 78, of Pride, died at 5am Saturday at Union County Hospital 
where she had been a patient for the past 10 days. She had been in and out of the hospital several times 
during the past year. She was a victim of leukemia, and sustained a broken hip and broken arm in a recent 
fall at the hospital. She was the mother of the late Lewis Baker, superintendent of Union County Schools.
        Mrs. Baker, a long time member of Bordley Church of Christ, was the daughter of the late James V. 
Brown and Roxie Owen Brown, and was born and reared in Webster County near Dixon.
        Surviving are her husband Robert L. Baker, of Pride; a daughter, Mrs. Ruby Jean Heady of near Pride; 
three sons, Willie of Techumseh, Mich., Luther of Allen Park, Mich., and Robert of Brighton, Mich; six 
sisters, Mrs. Lila Lynn of Dixon, Mrs. Millie Tubbs of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Virginia Yocum of Zebellia, Tx, 
 Mrs. Rosa Shaffer of Campbell, Mo., Mrs. May Lynn of Flint, Mich and Mrs. Florence Chester of Paragould, 
Ark; two brothers, Laban Brown of Paragould, Ark., and James Brown of Jonesboro, Ark; 16 
grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren. 
        The body was taken from Edwards Funeral Home in Clay to Bordley Church of Christ for final rites at 
11am Monday, with Sam Belo, pastor, in charge. Burial was in Clay Odd Fellows Cemetery.
(Date of death was 1 Nov 1975)