Baldridge, Charles C.

formerly a hard rock lead and zinc miner, died Jul 22, 1925, age 52, early this morning, at a camp on Cowskin River, near Grove Oklahoma, where the family had established outdoor quarters for the benefit of his health. He had been ill many months, having been in the state tuberculosis sanitarium until a few weeks ago. He formerly was a groundman, employed by the Golden Rod Mining Company. The family home was on South Frisco Street, Picher Oklahoma. Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna Baldridge, he is survived by five children, Mrs. Stella Griggs and Bud Baldridge, Luther Baldridge, Clarence Baldridge and C. C. Baldridge, all of Picher, and a brother, Walter Baldridge, also of Picher. Funeral services will be held at the chapel of the Green undertaking company, Picher, at 11 Thursday morning. The Rev. Mrs. Flannery of Prosperity Missouri, will officiate. Burial Jul 23, 1925, will be in the Miami G.A.R. cemetery.