HALL, JONES

Oklahoma County: The Daily Oklahoman, Monday, July 24, 1967

Horace Valentine HALL, 71, died Saturday in an Oklahoma City. Services at Westlawn Baptist church, burial at Sunny Lane with Hunter Funeral Home in charge.
Hall was born in Illinois and moved to Oklahoma City in 1901. He was a retired evangelist.
Survivors include four sons, Jack E.,AZ; David C., , N.Y.; Horace V. Jr., Kan., and Ira L., ; a daughter, Mrs. Rose JONES, OK, and three brothers, Clarence, James, and George M., of OK.
This family researched by Teresa Hall [email protected]

GENTRY, LAWSON

Oklahoma County: The Daily Oklahoman, Monday, July 24, 1967

Lloyd R. GENTRY, 57, died Sunday. Services will be Tuesday with Smith & Kernke Funeral Home in charge.
He was born in Duncan, OK.
Hie is survived by his wife, Esther; a daughter, Patreicai Ann LAWSON; two sisters, Ruth and Dera; two brothers, Delbert and Elmer. all of Oklahoma.

COX

Oklahoma County: The Daily Oklahoman, Monday, July 24, 1967

Mrs. Charlotte COX, 87, died Thursday. Burial in Memorial Park, with Hahn-Cook-Street & Draper Funeral Home in charge.

ZWICK

Oklahoma County: The Daily Oklahoman, Monday, July 24, 1967

William H. ZWICK, 88, Daturday, burial in Fairlawn Cemetery with Hahn-Cook-Street & Draper in charge.
He was born in Abilene, Kan.

ROSE

Oklahoma County: The Daily Oklahoman, Monday, July 24, 1967

Homer L. ROSE, 80, died Friday. Burial at Sunny Lane Cemetery with Hunter Funeral Home in charge.

BROWN, CHANDLER, DOSTAL, EVANS, HOFFMAN, JOHNSON, JONHSON, KING, LADRA, PICKETT, POSPISIL, PRITCHETT, ROLLER, SPRINGER, TOMANKA, UPTON, VOBORNIK, WRIGHT

Lincoln County: The Prague Record, Wednesday, September 27, 1967

Memorial Obituary
Services for Otto DOSTAL, lifelong Prague area resident were at 2 p.m. Monday in the Methodist Church with Rev. Herman Searcy officiating.
Dostal died Friday at his home of an apparent heart attach. He had gone fishing at the family farm pond.
He was born in Lincoln County March 2, 1905. He was a retired mechanic.
Survivors include his wife, Helen VOBORNIK DOSTAL, of the home, five sons, Henry, Jerald, Charles Lee, Jimmy, and Bill; four daughters, Mrs. Margaret Ann WRIGHT, , Mrs. Lorene EVANS, Mrs. Adaline BROWN, and Mrs. Mary Ellen CHANDLER. Also surviving are two brothers, Lewis and Joe, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Elsie TOMANKA, Ore., and Mrs. Clara UPTON, and 28 grand children.
Pallbearers were Carl SPRINGER, Ronald DOSTAL, Arlie JONHSON, Jimmie Frederick POSPISIL, Roger PRITCHETT and Cloise KING. Honorary bearers were Bill POSPISIL, Ray HOFFMAN, Joe LADRA, B.H. ROLLER, Roy JOHNSON, and Gene PICKETT.<
Submitted by: Terri Freeman [email protected]

AARON, CALDWELL, COOKSEY, CURTIS, FITZGERALD, GABEHART, GODCHAUX, HALVERSON, MCDANIEL, ROWE, STATSER, THOMAS, TOLL, WAKEFIELD, WHEELER, WOODWORH

Caddo County: Hazel Dell Cemetery Obituaries, Tuesday, October 17, 1967

Minco Minstrel
Funeral servives are being held today at the Cogar Methodist Church at 2 P.M. for Cliff C. CALDWELL with Rev. J.J. MCDANIEL officiating. Mr. CALDWELL was born July 16, 1877 in Rush county Ind. and died Oct 16 in a Oklahoma City hospital at the age of 90 years.
He came to Cogar from Rushville, Ind. in 1902 and has lived there ever since. He donated the ground for the Cogar Methodist Church.
Survivors include five sons, Gilbert CALDWELL, Tipton, Calif. Laroy CALDWELL, Conner- ville Ind., Eugenes CALDWELL, Oklahoma City, Gaylord CALDWELL, Modesto, Calif. and Harold CALDWELL, Cogar and one daughter, Faye WHEELER, Anadako 20 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his wife and two daughters.
Burial will be in the Hazel Dell cemetery under the direction of Reynolds Funeral Home.

Last Rites Held For Aaron T. CURTIS
Rev. J.J. McDANIEL, Minco, conducted last rites for AARON T. CURTIS, Thursday afternoon August 29, 2:30 p.m. in the First Baptist Church, Minco. Caso passed away August 27, after a lengthy illness.
Aaron T. CURTIS was born January 17, 1905 at El Reno, Oklahoma the son of Robert and May Aaron CURTIS. He lived west of Minco before statehood and was known by many cattle ranchers over the state.
On June 26, 1926 he was married to Ethel THOMAS at El Reno, Okla. To this union four children were born. One son Paul CURTIS preceded him in death.
Survivors are his wife Ethel of the home; one son Robert F.; two daughters, Mrs. Zelda May Curtis McMAHAN; Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Curtis STATSER; six grandchildren, also a sister Emile GODCHAUX, and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Troy McKELVERY and Calvin WOODWORH sang, "In The Garden" and "Old Rugged Cross." Mrs. Burgess TOLL was at the organ. Pallbearers were Martin ROWE, Howard GABEHART, Dale COOKSEY, Earl HALVERSON, Joe FITZGERALD and Fred WAKEFIELD.
Interment was in the Hazel Dell Cemetery under the direction of Reynolds Funeral Home.
Submitted by: Nancy Charlton [email protected]

BEASON, BLANKENSHIP, BOND, CAPPS, DELMAS, DOUGHERTY, FLANAGAN, MCGRATH, RILEY, SCOTT, SHEREY

Nowata County: Nowata Daily Star, Monday, October 30, 1967

J. L. McGrath Dies at 76
Services for James Leo MCGRATH, 76, Delaware were at 11 am, Monday at St. Catherine's Catholic Church with Rev. Joseph Scharrer officiating. Interment was in Memorial Park Cemetery, Nowata under the direction of the Benjamin Funeral Home. McGRATH died Friday at the Nowata Clinic Hospital. Rosary Services were held Saturday evening at the Benjamin Chapel.
McGRATH was born January 23, 1891 at Babcock Mills, PA to John and Annie RILEY McGRATH. He moved from New York state to Nowata in 1909 and was married to Miss Eunice BOND here January 23, 1917. He was a member of St. Catherine's Church, of the American Legion, a veteran of World War I. He was a retired engineer of Sinclair Oil Company and had been an employee of Acme Foundry in Coffeyville for a number of years.
Survivors include his wife, Eunice of the home. Two sisters, Mrs. Mary DOUGHERTY of Caney, KS and Mrs. Helena FLANAGAN of Nowata. Bearers are AB CAPPS, Ted BEASON, Sam SCOTT, Bill SHEREY, Henry BLANKENSHIP, and Arthur DELMAS.
Submitted and Researched by Janet Lynn  [email protected]

ATTEBERRY, BEAR, GOUCHER, HABERMAN, KIRGAN, MASON, SPEARMAN, THOMAS

Atoka County: The Indian Citizen-Democrat, Thursday, November 2, 1967

Martha Ann (BEAR) ATTEBERRY, born April 2, 1876 near Iberia, Miller County, Missouri, the daughter of Absalom and Mary Catherine (SPEARMAN) Bear and the fourth of then children.
The Bears moved from Ohio and the Spearmans from Tennessee to Missouri in the early 1800's. Martha finished the academy at Iberia, then taught school in Miller County a few years prior to going to Indian Territory in 1904 as a teacher through the Indian Agency. She taught at Krebs (near McAlester), near Durant, and in Atoka County at Balls Chapel (now Valley View) and last at Old Standing Rock. She married Frank M. Atteberry at Lehigh in 1907. The mother of three daughters and three sons, she was a tireless and devoted mother who asked no odds and gave none. She was always ready and willing to help others which she often did. A devout Christian, she loved children. Unassuming, yet, willing and ready to counsel others. Articulate on politics and religion. She enjoyed good health all of her life except for a brief period in the middle 20's. She could ride a horse well at 80, and at 91, she was still preparing most of her own meals and participating in general house work. She enjoyed life and played hard and by the rules. I seriously suspect that in later years she did much regret that she did not devote her life to education and philosophy. Except for the years 1917, 23, and 28, she was a resident of Atoka County her entire married life, and lived 43 of those years on the same place in the Standing Rock Community. In February, 1963 she moved with her husband to live with their daughter, Norma HABERMAN in Vallejo, California. Soon thereafter, in May, 1963 her husband died. Then in a very short time, her youngest daughter, Gretchen, came to live with her and Norma in Vallejo. That arrangement continued until August, 1966 when Gretchen, because of a change of employment, moved to San Jose, CA. Then, in July, 1967, she made her home with her son, Doyle and his wife Penny , at Napa, CA where she resided until the time of her death. She showed evidence of weakness and loss of stability on Tuesday, September the 12th and worsened on the following day. Although much improved, she was taken to the Richmond General Hospital Thursday the 14th for a physical examination. The examination disclosed that she had suffered a light stroke. After entry into the hospital, she commenced having a series of light strokes periodically which the doctor could not prevent. Her short period of illness in the hospital was with excellent care and was little suffering or pain. She died quietly on November 1, 1967 at 2:57 p.m. She now resides peacefully in Heaven.
She is survived by two daughters Norma Atteberry Haberman and Gretchen Atteberry THOMAS and two sons Orval Atteberry and Doyle Atteberry. A grandson, Donald , Granddaughters, Arlene Fauncille Haberman Kirgan, Mrs. Dorothy Atteberry GOUCHER, a nd Mrs. Peggy Atteberry MASON. Three great grandchildren, the daughter and two sons of Mrs. KIRGAN and one sister Zella. Submitted by: Ruth Adams [email protected] County Host Of OKGenWeb Atoka County

COOPER, COTTON, FOSTER, INGRAM, MELTON, PHILLIPS, RUTHERFORD, WOOTEN

Bryan County: Durant Daily Democrat , Sunday, November 12, 1967

Mrs. Daisy Melton, died Friday in a local hospital. She was 90. Services will be at the First Christian church. Mrs. MELTON was born March 27, 1877 in Maben, Miss. she had lived in Bryan Co. since 1893. Survivors include three sons, Roland, Durant, John Lee, Lanke Charles, LA., and Dr. Howard B. of Roswell, N.M.; five daughters, Mrs. Ruby INGRAM, Richardson, TX, Mrs. Edna COTTON, Wewoka, Mrs. Lillian COOPER, Durant, Mrs. Mary Frances FOSTER, Albuquerque, N.M. and Mrs. Anzie WOOTEN, Durant; a brother, W.Z. PHILLIPS, Tulsa and Mrs. Mary Ella RUTHERFORD, Paris, TX
Researched by Belinda Hughes - [email protected]
Homepage - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/7241/melton.html

DIETRICK, GOODE, MHS, MRS, RICHARDSON, SMITH, THOMAS, VEACH, WILHITE

Greer County: Mangum Daily Star, Thursday, November 23, 1967

MRS. Mollie VEACH 84, died Tuesday night at Lou Len Manor after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in First Methodist Church with Rev. Charles RICHARDSON officiating. Internment will be in Riverside Cemetery under direction of Greer Funeral Home.
Mrs VEACH was born February 3, 1883 in Petersburg, Tennessee, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph SMITH, and came to Greer County in 1907 to visit her brother who had come to the Jester area. It was there that she met Robert L. VEACH and they were married January 16, 1907 in Arlington, Texas. Mr. VEACH preceded her in death on October 25, 1955. For more than 20 years, Mrs. VEACH was an employee in the office of the city clerk, retiring in 1941.   In 1936 Mr. and Mrs. VEACH became honorary members of the MHS Alumni Association with the graduation of their fifth child. Kiwanis Club selected Mrs. VEACH as "Mother of the Year" in 1950 and last year the Order of Eastern Star, of which she is a Past Matron, presented her with a 50-year-pin in a special ceremony.
Surviving her are two daughters, a son and step-son: Mrs. Garland WILHITE of Topeka, Kansas; Mrs George DIETRICK Jr. of Roswell, N.M.; Jack VEACH of Irving, Texas and Hubert VEACH of Dallas, Texas; 10 grand-children and 7 great grandchildren.
Submitters Note: Mollie SMITH was the daughter of Patrick Henry SMITH and his wife Annie Josephine THOMAS, not Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph SMITH. (William Joseph SMITH was the brother she came to visit at Jester) Marriage certificate shows married 6th Jan. 1907.
Submitted by: Wanda Nasg GOODE [email protected]
 

Creek County: Creek County Leader, Saturday, December 9, 1967

Ethel Taylor Died Saturday(G) Mrs. Ethel Grace TAYLOR, 79, Kellyville, died at Barlett Memorial Hospital Saturday.
She was born april 19, 1888 at Siloam Springs, Ark., and had lived in the Kellyville area since 1922.
Surviving are her husband, Albert C. Taylor; a son, Noel; seven grandchildren adnd a sister, Mrs. Estella WILLOUGHBY of OK.
Funeral rites will be Tuesday in Kellyville, burial will be in the Kellyville cemetery under the direction of Owen Funeral Home.
Submitted by Marti Graham [email protected]

BINGHAM, TUCKER

Oklahoma County: Harrah News, Friday, December 29, 1967

Death Takes W. P. Tucker At Age Of 81
Harrah--William P. TUCKER, 81, of Choctaw, died Friday in his home. Services will be at 2 p. m. Monday in Harrah Nazarene Church with burial in Memory Lane Cemetery by Wilson Funeral Home.
Born in Pine, Mo., he came to Oklahoma in 1902 and to Choctaw in 1962. He was a retired preacher who had pastored a number of Nazarene churches in Oklahoma, including Harrah Nazarene Church, where he was a member.
Survivors include his wife, Edna; two sons, Jim, Tulsa, and Joe, Bartlesville; three daughters, Ruby, Ruth, and Juanita; a sister, Mrs. Minnie BINGHAM, and two brothers, J. R. and Dola.
Submitted by: Joe R. Tucker [email protected]
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STONE

Garfield County: Enid Morning Star, Monday, January 15, 1968

Month Unknown
Services today for former Lark Girl (?? 15, 1968)
Funeral services were to be conducted at 3 p.m. today at the Powell cemetery for Arbe Jean STONE, 17, daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Luther STONE of California, former resident of Lark. Miss STONE died in an Enid hospital were she had been confined since she was five years old.
Submitted by Cathy Phillips [email protected]

ALLEN, CLARK, DATE, DAVIS, ENGELEKE, JOHHNSON, LEWELLEN, PLAC, TALLEY, WHITE

Garvin County: Pauls Valley Demorcrat, Friday, January 26, 1968

Edgar Finley DAVIS
DATE 25 Jan 1968 PLAC Pauls Valley, Oklahoma Pauls Valley Daily Democrat Friday January 26, pg 1 Death takes Edgar Davis Edgar F. (Ed) Davis, 65, of Pauls Valley, died Thursday (January 25, 1968) in the N. H. Lindsey Menorial hospital.
He was born Jan. 20, 1903, in Indian Territory(Seven Shooter, OK.) and had lived in Garvin County all of his life.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Stufflebean Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Johnny Walker will officiate, assisted by Rev. O. W. Johnston. Burial will be in Mt.Olivet cemetery at Pauls Valley.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alva Davis; one daughter, Mrs. Robet ALLEN; five sons, Alfred Springer, Joe Davis, Bobby Gene Davis of the U.S. Army, Dale Davis and Donnie Davis; six sisters, Mrs. R. E. WHITE of Canyon, Tx., Mrs. LouVeda JOHHNSON, Mrs. Thelma ENGELEKE, Mrs. Beady CLARK and Mrs. Cecil TALLEY, and Mrs. Imogene LEWELLEN; four brothers, Sanford Davis and Murel Davis, both of Oklahoma City, Ralph Davis of LaMarque, Tx., and Wayne Davis of Dallas, Tx.
Submitters Note: Uncle Ed was well known for his "horse training", and after many hours of research, I think he inherited it. Our ancestors were great horse lovers
Submitted by Jean Brand [email protected]

BENTON, BURK, CHASTIAN, EMMERSON, FERGUSON

Caddo County: Cyril Weekly News, Thursday, May 9, 1968

Funeral services were held Saturday for Elmer L. BURK, 64, of Cyril. Burk died in an Oklahoma City hospital Thursday May 2. He had been ill since 1957.
Born April 11, 1904 in Scoland, Arkansas, he came to Oklahoma in 1920 settling in Minco. On December 23, 1920 he was mrried to Addie EMMERSON in Minco.
He is survived by his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Don BENTON, of TX., his mother, Mrs, Hettie CHASTIAN, of Okla.; one sister, Mrs. Sylvia FERGUSON, of Colorado; tow brothers, Floyd of Okla. and Dexter of Colorado and three grandchildren.
Interment was in the Binger Cemetery with Cyril Funeral Home in charge.
This family researched by Derwood Johnson [email protected]

YORK

Grant County: Pond Creek Herald, Thursday, July 11, 1968

Ralph YORK, 85, Pond Creek died Sunday. He was born January 18, 1883 in Gasport, IA.
Burial at Pond Creek cemetery.

LAWLESS

Grant County: Pond Creek Herald, Thursday, July 11, 1968

B.E. LAWLESS, 92, Pond Creek, died Monday. He was born February 3, 1876 in Kentucky.
Survivors include two sons, Ralph and Frank; four daughters, Ollie, Kitty, Mary and Arleen.

BOWLING, CISHOWSKI

Grant County: Pond Creek Herald, Thursday, July 11, 1968

Mrs. Gladys BOWLING, 47, died Saturday. She was born January 19, 1921.
Survivors include her husband, David Lee BOWLING; mother, Mrs. John CISHOWSKI; four sisters, Elma, Leona, Helen, and Edna.

DELOZIER, ENGLAND

Grant County: Pond Creek Herald, Thursday, July 18, 1968

Charley C. ENGLAND, former resident of Jefferson died Sunday at Enid Hospital at age 75.
He is survived by his wife; daughter, Mrs. Roy DELOZIER and a brother, Odis.

HART, LANDER

Grant County: Pond Creek Herald, Thursday, July 18, 1968

Hollis HART died suddenly Wednesday at age 56. Wilson Funeral Home in charge with burial at Pond Creek cemetery.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Fern.
Survivors include a brother, Glen of GA., and a sister, Charlene LANDER of Kansas.
This family is researched by: Lori Shook [email protected]

DAHLEM

Grant County: Pond Creek Herald, Thursday, July 25, 1968

John DAHLEM, 82, of Jefferson died Monday at Enid Nursing home.
He came to Grant County with his parent to the opening of the Cherokee Strip. Since 1912 he had lived east of Jefferson.
He is survived by his wife, Alma and two sons, Dale and Leland.
Burial at Rosemound Cemetery.

BURNETT, MCMAHAN, OXLEY, SALYER, WILSON

Comanche County: The Lawton Constitution, Monday, August 26, 1968

Mrs. Ethel SALYER, 51, of 1214 S. 25th Place, died at 7:40 a.m. today in a local hospital after a four year illness.
A retired seamstress, she was born April 3, 1917, at Pauls Valley. On Jan.9,1942, she was married to Dean SALYER at Roff, Okla. Survivors include the husband of the home; two daughters, Mrs. James WILSON and Mrs. Ray OXLEY, both of Lawton; one sister, Mrs. Warren MCMAHAN, of Porter Hill community; four brothers, L.B. BURNETT, of Lawton and Levi, Lonnie and Waldo BURNETT, all of Porter Hill; and four grandchildren. Service will be at 10:30 a.m today in the Becker Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Joe Gomez of the Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Note: Ethel Burnett Salyer died August 26, 1968. Submitted by: Sharon Burnett Crawford [email protected], niece.

ADDLEMAN, GOODMON, GOSS, JOHNSON

Muskogee County: Stiwell Demorcrat-Journal, Thursday, October 3, 1968

Mrs. Eva GOSS Dies In Hospital
Mrs. Eva Louise Goss , 79-year-old Stilwell resident, died Sunday, 29 Sept 1968, in the Muskogee General Hospital.
Mrs. Goss, who lived at 202 S. Fourth Street, was born 09 Apr 1889, in Houston, Missouri.
Survivors include: two sons, John Goss, Jack Goss, and three daughters, Ouida ADDLEMAN and Kathleen JOHNSON, Berta Beldora GOODMON.
Services were held at 2:00pm Wednesday in the Roberts Funeral Chapel with Mr. Jim Woolsey, First Christian Church minister, officiating. Interment was in the Stilwell Cemetery.
Submitted by: Deborah Aldridge [email protected]

ROWE

Oklahoma County: The Daily Oklahoman, Tuesday, November 12, 1968

Death Claims Andrew ROWE at Age of 78
Andrew Llewellyn Rowe, 78, died Saturday at home.
He was born in Columbus GA and had lived in Oklahoma City since 1925.
Survivors include his wife Zalpha, a son and four daughters.
Services will be at 1 pm Tuesday at Smith-Kernke Funeral home. With burial in Rose Hill cemetary.
Contributed by Nalora Burns [email protected]

CLANCY, LORENTZ

Beckham County: The Sayre Daily, Headlight-Journal, Monday, November 25, 1968

Vol. 38, obtained from the Newspaper dept, OK Hist Soc, OKC, OK, p 1
L.E CLANCY, Carter Rites Set Tuesday
Lonzy E CLANCY, Carter, died in Hensleys Nursing Home, Saturday following an extended illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 pm in the Carter Church of Christ with Albert Trent, Hollis, and Lendal Bolin, Sayre, ministers, officiating.
Born August 29, 1878 in Clay County, TN, Mr CLANCY moved to Greer Co, TX, in 1900 where he filed on a homestead. In 1902, he married Carrie LORENTZ at Alvord, TX, and they moved to their farm near Willow.
In 1921 he moved to the Taylor community where he lived until 1961. The past two years he has been in the Sayre hospital and Sayre Nursing Home. He has been an active member of the church of Christ since early manhood.
He was preceded in death by his wife in 1910, one son, three brothers, three sisters.
Survivors are two daughters, Lena, Flora; two sons, Claude and Marshall; 15 grandchildren; 45 great grandchildren.
Interment will be in the Willow cemetery under the direction of Rose Chapel Funeral Service.
Submitted by - Carolyn Leverich Atkinson - [email protected]

COOPER, DAVENPORT, FORE, MCWATTERS, PERCIVAL, STULTS, WERHAN, WILLS

Stephens County: The Marlow Reporter, Thursday, April 3, 1969

Ettie Davenport, 92, dies in Local Hospital
Mrs. Ettie E DAVENPORT, 92, died in a local hospital at 10:45 am, March 29.
She was born in Montaque County, Texas, Feburary 15, 1877. She was married to Charlie T. DAVENPORT in Duncan, June 27, 1896, who preceded her in death, in December, 1945. She had lived in Marlow 37 years, moving here from Bowie, TX. She was a member of the Church of Christ.
Survivors include one son, Jeffrey L. DAVENPORT, Calif., one daughter, Mrs Larla May COOPER, TX and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were held in the Church of Christ April 1, conducted by Rev. Carl WILLS, Marlow and Cliff WERHAN, Rush Springs.
Pallbearers were Claude PERCIVAL, Burt MCWATTERS, W.H. FORE, and Jess STULTS. Burial was at Rush Springs Cemetary.
This obit was originally requested by [email protected]
Submitted by Nalora Burns [email protected]

CRISWELL, PITTS, ROACH, THOMAS, WOODS

Pottawatomie County: Shawnee News-Star, Saturday, June 28, 1969

Funeral services for Mrs. Charlie Marie PITTS, 49, of Wanette, are set for 2 p.m. today in Wanette Methodist Church. Rev. Al ROACH will officiate.   Burial will be in Wanette Cemetary. Conner-Roberts Funeral Home, Purcell, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. PITTS died Saturday evening.
She was born Sept. 8, 1919 in Mingus, Tex. and had lived in Wanette for about 19 years. She was a member of the Methodist Church there.
Survivors are her husband, Doyle B. PITTS, of the home; four daughters, Wynelle PITTS, Oklahoma City, Mrs. Elaine WOODS, Moore, Peggy PITTS, Oklahoma City, Anita PITTS, Wanette; one sister, Eurma Faye CRISWELL, Wichita Falls, Tex.; three brothers, J. O. THOMAS and J. T. THOMAS, both of Wichita Falls, Tex, and Grady THOMAS, Somerville, N.J.
Submitted by: Melinda Pennington, email [email protected]

CARTER, GILES, STOLZENBURG, WILKERSON

Comanche County: The Lawton Constitution, Sunday, September 14, 1969

Mrs. Edwin CARTER, 67, of 1725 Cherry, died early Saturday morning at a Lawton hospital following a heart attack. Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Northwest Church of Christ. Harold McRay, minister, will officiate.
Mrs. Carter was the wife of Edwin Carter, owner and operator of Carter's Printing, 213 D. A son, L. E. Carter, is a former city editor of the Lawton Constitution, and presently is on the journalism faculty at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater.
Mrs. Carter was born April 11, 1902, at Wilmer, Tex. She was a graduate of Indiahoma High School and later served as a nurse in Altus. She was married to Edwin Carter on June 2, 1928, in Frederick. They moved to Lawton from Altus in 1942, and Mr. Carter established a commercial printing shop following several years of employment as a printer on The Lawton Constitution. Mrs. Carter was a member of the Northwest Church of Christ.
Other survivors include the husband of the home; one other son, W. R. Carter, of Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. B. WILKERSON, of Basel, Switzerland, and Mrs. B. STOLZENBURG, of Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif.; a brother, Lawrence GILES, of Lawton; and eight grandchildren.
Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens under the direction of Greenlawn
Submitted by Dana Christian [email protected]

CUTLER

Logan County: Guthrie Daily Leader, Friday, December 12, 1969

Services for Mrs. Minnie CUTLER, 86, pioneer Logan county resident, are scheduled for Monday in the West Guthrie United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Roselawn cemetery, Mulhall, directed by Smith Funeral Home.
Mrs. Cutler, died Thursday. She was born July 28, 1883 in Grant County, Kansas, and came to Logan Co. in 1903. She lived at Mulhall for many years.
Survivors are two son, C. E. and R. E.; five granddaughters; one grandson; 10 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
Researched by D. Tenaza [email protected]

BAILEY, BLACK, COOK, ISAAC, ORMAN, PADGETT

Adair County: Stilwell Democrat Journal, Thursday, February 12, 1970

Rite held for Jim William ORMAN were conducted Wednesday Feb. 4 by Rev. Herman ISAAC and Willie PADGETT officiating. Jim ORMAN was born September 19, 1902 in Arkansas, the son of Elinor and Manual ORMAN, died Feb. 1st in Stilwell Hospital. He is survived by four sisters, Lora BAILEY and Mae COOK both of Tahlequah, Stella PADGETT of Stiwell, and Bessie BLACK OF Burlington, N.C.; two brothers, Ollie and Johnson ORMAN of Muskogee. Funeral Service were handled by Roberts Funeral Home.

BAILEY, BLACK, COOK, ISAAC, ORMAN, PADGETT

Adair County: Stilwell Democrat Journal, Thursday, February 12, 1970

Jim William ORMAN
Rite held for Jim William ORMAN were conducted Wednesday Feb. 4 by Rev. Herman ISAAC and Willie PADGETT officiating. Jim ORMAN was born September 19, 1902 in Arkansas, the son of Elinor and Manual ORMAN, died Feb. 1st in Stilwell Hospital. He is survived by four sisters, Lora BAILEY and Mae COOK both of Tahlequah, Stella PADGETT of Stiwell, and Bessie BLACK OF Burlington, N.C.; two brothers, Ollie and Johnson ORMAN of Muskogee. Funeral Service were handled by Roberts Funeral Home.
BURNETT, MCMAHAN

Comanche County: The Lawton Constitution, Sunday, April 19, 1970

Lonnie O.(Otis) BURNETT, 57, of Elgin, was pronounced dead on arrival at a local hospital Sunday after apparently suffering a heart attack in his home. Funeral will be at 2 p.m today in Becker Funeral Home with Rev. Joe Gomez, pastor of Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Born in Roff March 8, 1913, he lived in Stratford most of his life before moving to Elgin 26 years ago. He worked for Dolese Brothers for 21 years until he retired in 1965.
Survivors include two sons, Lonnie G. BURNETT, and Joe Ray BURNETT ; one daughter, Wanda Sue; three brothers, Waldo and L.B. BURNETT of Elgin and Levi BURNETT of Apache; one sister, Mrs. Warren MCMAHAN, Elgin, and one grandson, William Ray BURNETT of Elgin. Note: Lonnie Burnett died April 19, 1970 Submitted by: Sharon Burnett Crawford [email protected],niece.

BUSBY, CACY, CAMPBELL, DUNN, GARVIN, GATES, HAILEY, HOSTELER, JOHNSON, OTT, TAYLOR, WILKINS

Pittsburg County: McAlester News Capital, Thursday, May 7, 1970

Services Held for O. P. TAYLOR
Funeral services for Oscar P. TAYLOR, 86, were at 10 a.m. today in Chaney's Chapel. Rev. H. E. CACY officiated. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery under direction of Chaney's Funeral Home. Taylor, 86, died Tuesday.
He was born July 12, 1883 in Prescott, Ariz.,(sic) and was married to Maude B. TAYLOR who died in 1953.
Survivors include a nephew, C. A. GATES, three nieces, Mrs. Texas JOHNSON, Mrs. D. E. WILKINS and Mrs. Henry HOSTELER and a brother, Ben Taylor of California.
Pallbearers were Autrye DUNN, Gene CAMPBELL, Bob HAILEY, Zappy OTT, Alvin GARVIN and B. R. BUSBY.
Submmitted by: Jack [email protected]
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BURNETT

Cleveland County: The Daily Transcript, Norman, Tuesday, October 6, 1970

John BURNETT, Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Primrose Chapel. Burial at the Noble 1.0.0.F Cemetery. BURNETT was 83 years old when he died Monday in a Norman Hospital.

BOSLER, CHARLTON, COX, FINNEY, GARRETT, GORE, HOVIS, JACKSON, KETTLER, KUHLMAN, MARSH, MILLER, MITCHELL, PAPPA, RANSOME, TRAIL

Caddo County: Hazel Dell Cemetery Obituaries, Sunday, March 28, 1971

Funeral services for Claude C. GARRETT, 75, of El Reno were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Assembly of God Church of Minco with the Rev. Vernon Shay of Elgin officiating.
Mr. GARRETT was born August 4, 1895, in Sherman Texas, and died Saturday March 27, in Park View Hospital in El Reno.
A quartet composed of Martha COX, Joyce KETTLER, Pebble HOVIS and Armetta JACKSON sang, "Take Up Thy Cross," "Follow Me," "Tomorrow May Mean Goodby" and "Tell Me About Jesus." Pallbearers were Beno BOSLER, Albert PAPPA, Leland MITCHELL, Rex RANSOME, T.P. GORE and Walter CHARLTON.
Mr. GARRETT was a retired famer who lived in the Cogar community since he was eight years old. He moved to El Reno three years ago.
Survivors include five sons Wesley; Ronald,; Dale, U.S. Air Force; Adrain; Marland; five daughters Miss Paula GARRETT; Mrs. Loretta MILLER; Mrs. Nola MITCHELL; Mrs. Geneva KUHLMAN; Mrs. Elaine MARSH; three brothers, George and Luther GARRETT, Gracemont; Burman GARRETT; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel TRAIL; Mrs. Nora FINNEY; also 33 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
Interment was in the Hazel Dell Cemetery northwest of Minco under the direction of Reynolds Funeral Home.
Submitted by: Nancy Charlton [email protected]

BAKER, DRAKE, FULWIDER, GILLILAND, GOLDMANN, JUNGKIET, MAY, PEBLEY, PERRY, PHEIFFER, REYNOLDS, VEST

Custer County: The Weatherford News, Tuesday, April 20, 1971

Rites are today for W.T. PEBLEY William Tollie Pebley, 80, a resident of western Oklahoma since early childhood, died Monday morning, April 19, 1971 at his home east of Weatherford. Funeral Services will be at 2:00 p.m. today from the Zion Congregational Church, Rev. Harold GOLDMANN, the paster and Rev. George BAKER, pastor of the Red Rock Methodist Church will be the officiating ministers. Burial will be in the Edwardsville Cemetery near Canute, Washita County, Oklahoma.
He was born June 18, 1890, in Pilot Point, Texas, as a small child moving with his family to the Pumpkin Hill community near Canute. He was married in Canute on March 19, 1911 to Miss Eliza Ellen FULWIDER. After 12 years on a farm in that area, they moved west of Arapaho, where they resided until 1928 before living for a number of years in California and Texas. The Pebleys returned to Oklahoma to a farm near Weatherford in 1934. Because of health conditions, he retired from farming in 1967.
He is survived by his wife Eliza of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Nora DRAKE, Oklahoma City; Mrs Haney MAY BAKER, Sperry and Mrs. Betty GILLILAND, Bethany; two sons, Alfred Pebley, Riveria Arizona and Ray (Jiggs) PEBLEY of Weatherford. Two brothers, Luther Pebley and Leonard Pebley both of Anaheim California; five sisters, Mrs. C.L. (Dorothy) VEST, Boise Idaho, Mrs. C.W. (Willie) REYNOLDS, and Mrs. Lena JUNGKIET, Anaheim; Mrs. Fred (Beulah) PHEIFFER, Long Beach California and Mrs. Emma PERRY, Montibello, California, 22 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Submitters Note: W.T. Pebley died one month to the day after celebrating his 60th wedding anniversary. I would welcome any queries on this family. Submitted by: Darla Gilliland Hoffman, Elk City, OK [email protected]

CUTLER, EDWARDS

Logan County: Guthrie Daily Leader, Thursday, November 4, 1971

Ruben E. Cutler Funeral Planned
Services for Ruben Edgar CUTLER, 70, a resident of the Guthrie area for the past 50 years, are schedules for 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Smith Memorial Chapel. Rev. J. Martin EDWARDS of the Noble Avenue Baptist Church will officiate and burial will be in Summit View cemetery, directed by Smith Funeral Home.
Cutler, whose home was on Rt. 1, Guthrie, died Wednesday evening at Veterans Hospital, Oklahoma City. He was born April 12, 1901 at Gerard, Kans. He was a veteran of World War I. He is survivied by one brother, Charles E. Cutler, Garber. His wife preceded him in death about a year ago.
This family researched by Dorothy Tenaza Rugger [email protected]

ALEXANDER, GONGRE, MILLER, WEBB

Pottawatomie County: Shawnee News-Star, Sunday, April 30, 1972

Funeral service for Mrs. Leona K. WEBB 58, will be Monday in the Garden Grove Baptist Church. Interment will be in Garden Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Webb died Friday, she was born Jan. 20, 1914 at Sparks.
Her husband Thomas E. Webb died in 1965.
Survivors include one son, Billie; two daughters, Mrs. Theresa GONGRE and Mrs. Jerraid ALEXANDER; two brothers, Earl and Dale MILLER
This family researched by Verla Pinkerton

MCDANIEL

Pottawatomie County: Shawnee News-Star, Sunday, April 30, 1972

Carl E. MCDANIEL services Monday in Gaskeill Funeral Chapel. Interment at South Heights Cemetery, Sapulpa.
Mr. McDaniel died Friday in OK City hospital. He was born Feb. 15, 1918 in Kiefer.

LAUGHLIN

Pottawatomie County: Shawnee News-Star, Sunday, April 30, 1972

A.M. LAUGHLIN services will be held at Roesch Funeral Chapel. Interment in Fairview Cemetery.
Mr. Laughlin died Friday in a local hospital. He was born Oct. 3, 1925 in Spiro.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Oma Lee Laughlin; four daughters, Linda, Vicky, Regina, and Paula; one brother, Erbie Laughline and three grandchildren.

MYERS

Pottawatomie County: Shawnee News-Star, Sunday, April 30, 1972

Chico, Texas - Services for Henry Nolan MYERS, 69, of Chico, Tex, a former Pottawatomie Co. resident, will be in the Hawkins Funeral Chapel, Bridgeport, Tex. Interment in Chico Cemetery.
Mr. Myers died Friday in a Bridgeport hospital. Born Nov. 7, 1902 in Wickes, Ark....

EARLS, GREEN, MCDIVITT, MCMAHAN, ROSEBUSH

Pottawatomie County: Shawnee News-Star, Sunday, April 30, 1972

Funeral services for Mrs. Glady Eva MCMAHAN will be Monday in the New Hope Baptist Church. Interment in New Hope Cemetery.
Mrs. McMahan died Saturday in a local hospital. She was born August 5, 1903 southeast of Shawnee.
She married Earl McMahan Dec. 15, 1921, in Tecumseh. He died in 1964.
Survivores include ne daughter, Betty Jean; four sister, Mrs Elsie GREEN, OK., Mrs. Celo EARLS, OK., Mrs. Jewell MCDIVITT, OK., and Mrs. Floy ROSEBUSH, Nev.
Gaskill Funeral Chapel in charge.

BOWEN

Pottawatomie County: Shawnee News-Star, Sunday, April 30, 1972

Funeral services for Claud A. BOWEN, 88, of Tecumseh will be Monday in the Wanette Chapel. Intermnet will be in Wanetta Cemetery.
Mr. Bowen died Friday in Shawnee hospital. Born Aug. 26, 1884, in Caglesville, Ark., he married Myrtle BOWEN in 1901. She died in 1952.

BREWER, ECNERICK, FAIR, HARWOOD, RICE, SIMMONS, WOLFE

Creek County: Creek County Leader, Sunday, May 14, 1972

Rosie Rice Dies At 78
Mrs. Rosie S. RICE, 78, died Saturday morning at Barlett Memorial Hospital. Her home was in Kellyville but for the past several months she had been living at Pleasant Manor Nursing Home.
She was born Feb 27, 1894 in Tyler county , West Virginia.
Survivors are three sons, Robert, Glen, and Arthur of East Liverpool, Ohio; four daughters, Delores HARWOOD, OK.; Leona ECNERICK (?) PA.; Mrs. Ruby FAIR, Mrs. Ada WOLFE, OH.; 20 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren; a brother, Clarence BREWER, W.VA.; and a sister, Lillie SIMMONS, W.VA.
Funeral services will be Monday at Kellyville Free Holiness church. Burial at East Liverpool for additional services and interment. Owen Funeral Home is in charge.
Submitted by Marti Graham [email protected]

CLARK, FRYE, HUGHES, ROBERTS

Pontotoc County: Ada Evening News, Wednesday, July 5, 1972

Funeral services for Coy Fielden CLARK, 517 W. 15th, will be at 2 p.m., Friday at Criswell Chapel. Mr. Clark, 58, died Tuesday at a local hospital.
He was born July 17, 1913, to Willie and Birdie ROBERTS CLARK, at Ada, and he spent most of his life here. A retired carpenter, he he was a veteran of World War II.
Mr. Clark's survivors include five sons, Bill, Okemah, Okla.. and Phillip, Curtis, Troy, and Roy Clark, all of Ada; two daughters, Diana FRYE and Cecilla HUGHES, both of Ada; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.T. CLARK, Ada; a sister, Marguerite, Kelso, Ada; a brother, Wayne Clark, Prescott, Ariz and four grandchildren.
The Rev. John Allen will officiate at the funeral, and interment will be at Rosedale Cemetery.
This family researched by Leah McCalmon [email protected]

HUFFINES, JONES, MCPHERSON, POOL

Pontotoc County: Ada Evening News, Wednesday, July 5, 1972

The funeral of Essie HUFFINES, 717 W. 16th, will be Friday in the chapel of Smith Funeral Home. Mrs. Huffines died Wednesday at the age of 65, following a long illness.
She was born to John and Amanda POOL JONES, Sept. 19, 1906, in Georgia. She married William O. HUFFINES in 1947 in Arkansas. She was a member of the First Pentecostal Holiness Church.
Mrs. Huffines is survived by her husband; two sons, Billy Gene MCPHERSON and Johnn L. MCPHERSON, OK; tow stepsons, Edmond E. HUFFINES and William O . HUFFINES, Jr., both of OK City; 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Duard Hendrex, Madill, will conduct the services, and interment will be at Lightning Ridge cemetery.

JACK, WILLIAMSON

Pontotoc County: Ada Evening News, Wednesday, July 5, 1972

Funeral services will be announced later by Criswell Funeral Home for J.A. WILLIAMSON, who died at a local convalescent home Wednesday.
His survivors include his wife, Susie Williamson, and other relatives.

Hezel JACK, obit is also on this page but all was cut off except for name.

ASKEW, CLARKSON, POE, SMITH, WATSON, WILSON

Pontotoc County: Ada Evening News, Wednesday, July 5, 1972

Francis_ Mrs. Mollie ASKEW, 89, died Wednesday, her funeral will be Thursday at the Free Will Baptist Church of Cedar Grove. Interment will be at Cedar Grove Cemetery.
She was born Sept. 25, 1882, at Elizabeth, Ark. to James and Mary WATSON POE.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mabel WILSON of OK; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle CLARKSON, Ind. and Mrs. Jennie SMITH, OK; four grandsons; and 14 great grandchildren.
Arrangements are being made by Smith Funeral Home.

HARMON, LARMON, RIPPEE

Pontotoc County: Ada Evening News, Wednesday, July 5, 1972

Stratford_ Funeral services for Eula Audrey HARMON, Byars, will be Friday in the Pentecostal Holiness Church of Byars. Burial will be in the Johnsonville Cemetery in Byars.
Mrs. Harmon, 71, died Tuesday in a Purcell hospital. She was born May 16, 1901 in Johnsonville, Okla., I.T. She lived all her life in the Johnsonville, Byars area.
She is survived by her husband, G. G. Harmon; two daughters, Mrs. Pete LARMON of OK, and Mrs. Bill Bedmon of CA.; one brother, Jesse RIPPEE, CA. four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Pickard Funeral Home is in charge of all arrangements.

ALLEN, BASS, CAROTHERS, ROBERTSON, THOMPSON, WRIGHT

LeFlore County: Poteau News, Thursday, December 14, 1972

Mrs. Mary CAROTHERS
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary CAROTHERS, 86, who died at her home Thursday, were held Monday afternoon at the Church of the Nazarene. Burial was at the Oakland Cemetery directed by Miller Funeral Home. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Pearl Hamners of Poteau, one son, Chester of Poteau; five sisters, Mrs. Nellie THOMPSON, Mrs. Alice ROBERTSON, both of Stratford, Iola(Ida) BASS of Houstin; two brothers, Charles and Andrew WRIGHT of Stratford; five grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; one great great grandchild.

Sharon's note - Mary Almeda "Meda" was the daughter of Andrew J. WRIGHT. Her first husband was Benjamin F. ALLEN, 2nd Robert CAROTHERS. Researched by your host, Sharon Burnett Crawford. [email protected]

MALICOAT, MORGAN

Garvin County: Pauls Valley Demorcrat, Sunday, May 27, 1973

Funeral services - - Mr. MALICOAT
Funeral services for Mat Malicoat, 84, will be 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 27, at Stufflebean Funeral Home Chapell, Pauls Valley. Rev. T. O. Parson, Pauls Valley, will officiate.
Malicoat was born March 6, 1889 in Indian Territory and died May 25, 1973 at Pauls Valley General hospital. He had lived in Pauls Valley for 35 years and was resident at 603 S. Pecan . He is survived by one daughter, Mrs Jane MORGAN, Salinas , Ca.; two sons, Ray Malicoat of Moore; Walter Malicoat of Oklahoma City; five grandchildren; and two great grandchildren.
Interment will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery under direction of Stufflebean Funeral Home.
Submited by Jean Brand [email protected]

JAMES, LEGRANDE, POTEET, PUCKETTE, TODD, WHITLOW

Pawnee County: The Glenco Mirror, Friday, July 20, 1973

Edna WHITLOW Rites Held Wednesday
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, July 18, for long-time Pawnee citizen, Mrs. Edna Mae WHITLOW, 80, who passed away here, Monday, July 16.
Born March 30, 1893 in Reading, Kansas, she moved to Oklahoma with her parents and lived in the Lela-Glencoe communities. She married Robert B. WHITLOW on Oct. 7, 1907 in Glencoe and she had lived in Pawnee county all of her married life. She was a member of the First Christian church of Pawnee.
Survivors include her husband, Bob WHITLOW of Pawnee, plus 4 daughters and 2 sons: Mrs. Mildred TODD, Pawnee; Mrs. Ruth PUCKETTE, Tulsa; Mrs. Grace LEGRANDE of Skiatook; Earl WHITLOW of Oklahoma City; Mrs. Hankie JAMES of Hominy and Zane WHITLOW of Woodward. Three sons preceded her in death.
Also surviving are 23 grandchildren, 35 great grandchildren, one half brother and 4 half sisters.
The Revs. Gregory WHITLOW and L. L. McGUIRE officiated at the service at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 18, at the POTEET Funeral Chapel. Interment was in Highland cemetery under direction of the POTEET Funeral Home.
Submitted by Phyllis Hill  [email protected]

MCNUTT, PERKINS

Pottawatomie County: Shawnee News-Star, Tuesday, August 14, 1973

Funeral services for Miss Vera Ella MCNUTT, 59, of Route 5, will be at 2 p.m. today in the Temple Baptist Church with the Rev. C. T. PERKINS officiating.   Interment will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. Miss MCNUTT died Saturday in a Shawnee hospital.
Born Sept. 9, 1913, in Lexington, she moved to California in 1936 and worked for Douglas Aircraft Co. for 30 years. Miss MCNUTT back to Shawnee in 1970 to live with her brother. She was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church.
Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Tishie E. MCNUTT; four sisters;  four brothers; also a number of nieces and nephews. Gaskill Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. (She was preceded in death my her father, Emmit Edgar MCNUTT, sister Virl Etta MCNUTT and brother Earl Edgar MCNUTT)
Submitter and Researcher Birdie (Totty) McNutt [email protected]

CREECH, DODGE, GRIFFIN, HOPPER

Okmulgee County: Henryetta Free Lance, Friday, August 17, 1973

I do not know what newspaper in which this was printed.the Hopper family moved to Blackgum,Indian Territory, in December 1894.
Henryetta-Funeral services for George Dallas Hopper will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday in the Dewar Baptis Church. Rev. Sutton will officiate with interment in the Hitchita cemetery under the direction of the Shurden Funeral Home.
Hopper, 81, died Friday in the Henryetta hospital. He was born April 21 1892 in Vinyard, Texas.
Survived by his wife, Edith of the home in Dewar; two sons, Gary, California and Rick of Texas; three daughters, Wanda GRIFFIN, Doris CREECH and Mary DODGE of OK; one brother, Lander HOPPER, Modesto, California, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Submitted by Karen Hammett Cook [email protected]