Harriet Cypert graduated from Searcy High School in 1932 and attended college at a number of different institutions, including Galloway Woman's College in Searcy. She served as a medical technician in World War II at Barksdale Field, Louisiana.
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Obituary
Miss Harriet Sypert, 60, of 4804 Kavanaugh Street, a retired medical technologist, died Friday. Miss Sypert was a member of Grace Presbyterian Church and the Pulaski County Humane Society. She was an instructor in the pathology department at the Arkansas Medical School. Surviving are two brothers, J. B. Sypert of Little Rock and Eugene Sypert Jr. of Georgia, and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Bahlau of Shreveport, La., and Mrs. Florence Spore of Bentonville, Arrangements are by Daniel Funeral Home.
-Source:Arkansas Democrat (Little Rock, Arkansas)
Sunday, March 7, 1976, page 14
In this obituary her maiden name is spelled as Sypert. Her gravestone shows Cypert and her parent's gravestone also show Cypert.
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Obituary
Miss Harriet Sypert, 60, of 4804 Kavanaugh Street, a retired medical technologist, died Friday. Miss Sypert was a member of Grace Presbyterian Church and the Pulaski County Humane Society. She was an instructor in the pathology department at the Arkansas Medical School. Surviving are two brothers, J. B. Sypert of Little Rock and Eugene Sypert Jr. of Georgia, and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Bahlau of Shreveport, La., and Mrs. Florence Spore of Bentonville, Arrangements are by Daniel Funeral Home.
-Source:Arkansas Democrat (Little Rock, Arkansas)
Sunday, March 7, 1976, page 14
In this obituary her maiden name is spelled as Sypert. Her gravestone shows Cypert and her parent's gravestone also show Cypert.
Harriet Cypert graduated from Searcy High School in 1932 and attended college at a number of different institutions, including Galloway Woman's College in Searcy. She served as a medical technician in World War II at Barksdale Field, Louisiana.
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Obituary
Miss Harriet Sypert, 60, of 4804 Kavanaugh Street, a retired medical technologist, died Friday. Miss Sypert was a member of Grace Presbyterian Church and the Pulaski County Humane Society. She was an instructor in the pathology department at the Arkansas Medical School. Surviving are two brothers, J. B. Sypert of Little Rock and Eugene Sypert Jr. of Georgia, and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Bahlau of Shreveport, La., and Mrs. Florence Spore of Bentonville, Arrangements are by Daniel Funeral Home.
-Source:Arkansas Democrat (Little Rock, Arkansas)
Sunday, March 7, 1976, page 14
In this obituary her maiden name is spelled as Sypert. Her gravestone shows Cypert and her parent's gravestone also show Cypert.
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Obituary
Miss Harriet Sypert, 60, of 4804 Kavanaugh Street, a retired medical technologist, died Friday. Miss Sypert was a member of Grace Presbyterian Church and the Pulaski County Humane Society. She was an instructor in the pathology department at the Arkansas Medical School. Surviving are two brothers, J. B. Sypert of Little Rock and Eugene Sypert Jr. of Georgia, and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Bahlau of Shreveport, La., and Mrs. Florence Spore of Bentonville, Arrangements are by Daniel Funeral Home.
-Source:Arkansas Democrat (Little Rock, Arkansas)
Sunday, March 7, 1976, page 14
In this obituary her maiden name is spelled as Sypert. Her gravestone shows Cypert and her parent's gravestone also show Cypert.
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