Harold Black Sloan (1949) Clark County, Arkansas

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Southern Standard    October 06, 1949  P1C5,   Clark County, Arkansas
 
Harold B. Sloan, 61, died at Hope Hospital Last Sunday Morning 

Harold B. Sloan, aged 61, for 31 years a drug store proprietor here, but 
who has been connected with the Ward Drug Store in Hope for the past year, 
died in a Hope Hospital at 10:15 a.m. Sunday. He was a member of pioneer 
families of southwest Arkansas, son of the late Thomas A. and Joanna 
Williams Sloan, born October 04, 1887, in Texarkana. Both his Father and 
Grandfather were Sheriffs in Clark County.  He was educated in the public 
schools here and at Henderson College and became a partner with his 
brother, the late Paul Sloan, in Sloan Brother's Drug Store here in 1917.   
After his Brother's death, Mr. Sloan sold the business and moved to Hope 
in 1948. 
He was married September 26, 1908, to Miss Jean Kilby, in Pullman, Michigan, 
who survives. He is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. Claude Erwin, of 
Newport; one son, Paul K. Sloan of Wichita, Kansas; one sister, Mrs. Mary 
S. Cason of Miami, Florida, and one Brother, Williams Sloan of Morrilton. 

Funeral services were held in Murry's Funeral Chapel in Arkadelphia at 
2:30 p.m. Monday, by Rev. John B. Hefley, and burial was in Rose Hill 
Cemetery. 


Harold Black Sloan was a cousin to my Dad, Marvin Andrew Sloan. 

Wanda Sloan Karnes 
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