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Ironwood Daily Globe
Wednesday, 17 May, 1922

         Little JEAN RAY LOVELESS, the infant daughter of
       MRS. O. A. LOVELESS, died Sunday afternoon at Iron
       River at the home of MRS. FRANK SINGLER. The little
       one took the measles and it developed into diphtheria.
       MRS. LOVELESS grew alarmed about the child's condi-
       tion and left for Iron River last week where she
       could obtain expert medical care, only to learn that
       it had developed diphtheria several days previous.
       MRS. LOVELESS' son, MARVIN, motored to Iron River
       after the body Monday and burial was in the Waters-
       meet cemetery Monday morning. The sympathy of the
       entire community is extended to MRS. LOVELESS and
       her children. Three months ago MRS. LOVELESS' 
       husband died of influenza. 
         MRS. FRANK SINGLER of Iron River is visiting
       MRS. O. A. LOVELESS, and attended the funeral of
       her little daughter, JEAN RAY.
       
       Transcriber's Note: The same newspaper also notes
       that just the Friday before her home had caught
       fire from sparks of a fire that destroyed a large
       storage building nearby.
       Her home was saved.
       
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