Tom Baber was born June 16, 1903, in Ray County, Missouri. He died at Northview
Manor, McPherson.
He had lived in Salina most of his life and was a retired salesman for Western Star flour mill. Mr. Baber was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason and a member of Salina lodge 60, AF&AM.
Survivors included the widow, Marie; a daughter, Mrs. Constance Manahan; 3 sisters, Mrs. L.H.W. Hall, Naoma Baber, and Mrs. J.E. Wormington; and 3 grandchildren.
Manor, McPherson.
He had lived in Salina most of his life and was a retired salesman for Western Star flour mill. Mr. Baber was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason and a member of Salina lodge 60, AF&AM.
Survivors included the widow, Marie; a daughter, Mrs. Constance Manahan; 3 sisters, Mrs. L.H.W. Hall, Naoma Baber, and Mrs. J.E. Wormington; and 3 grandchildren.
Tom Baber was born June 16, 1903, in Ray County, Missouri. He died at Northview
Manor, McPherson.
He had lived in Salina most of his life and was a retired salesman for Western Star flour mill. Mr. Baber was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason and a member of Salina lodge 60, AF&AM.
Survivors included the widow, Marie; a daughter, Mrs. Constance Manahan; 3 sisters, Mrs. L.H.W. Hall, Naoma Baber, and Mrs. J.E. Wormington; and 3 grandchildren.
Manor, McPherson.
He had lived in Salina most of his life and was a retired salesman for Western Star flour mill. Mr. Baber was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason and a member of Salina lodge 60, AF&AM.
Survivors included the widow, Marie; a daughter, Mrs. Constance Manahan; 3 sisters, Mrs. L.H.W. Hall, Naoma Baber, and Mrs. J.E. Wormington; and 3 grandchildren.
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