4/11/1929 DEATHS & FUNERALS (Thursday)
Mrs. Ola Bell Hallmark, 53, 1115 E. 11th, died Wednesday. Survivors, her husband, S.M. Hallmark, one daughter, Mrs. Earl H. Otto, Oklahoma City, three brothers and three sisters. She was an ‘89er, coming to Oklahoma from Texas at the opening of the country. Arrangements later by The Hahns.
4/12/1929 DEATHS & FUNERALS (Friday)
Funeral services for Mrs. S.M. Hallmark, 53, 1115 E. 11th, who died Wednesday, will be conducted from the Hahn funeral home, Friday at 2 p.m. by Rev. H.M. Woods, assisted by Rev. E.L. Thompson. Interment, Rose Hill.
4/12/1929 FUNERAL FOR ‘89ER TO BE HELD FRIDAY (Friday)
Hallmark Services Will Be At Hahn Home.
Funeral service for Mrs. Ola Bell Hallmark, 53 years old, 1115 E. 11th street, who died Wednesday after a short illness, will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Hahn funeral home.
Mrs. Hallmark was a member of the ‘89ers organization. She came to Oklahoma from Texas and settled in "Ten Mile Flats" west of Norman when the territory was opened for settlement in 1889.
Rev. H.M. Woods, pastor of the Maywood Christian church, will officiate, assisted by Rev. E.L. Thompson. Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.
Besides her husband, S.M. Hallmark, Mrs. Hallmark is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mearl H. Otto, Oklahoma City; three sisters, Mrs. O.T. Cooley, Seattle; Mrs. Clarence Moon, Bellingham, Wash.; and Mrs. Lulu E. Morrow, Liberty, Mo., and three brothers, Leo Holiday, Bremerton, Wash., and Joy Holiday and Roy Holiday, both of Bellingham.
(THE OKLAHOMAN)
Mrs. Ola Bell Hallmark, 53, 1115 E. 11th, died Wednesday. Survivors, her husband, S.M. Hallmark, one daughter, Mrs. Earl H. Otto, Oklahoma City, three brothers and three sisters. She was an ‘89er, coming to Oklahoma from Texas at the opening of the country. Arrangements later by The Hahns.
4/12/1929 DEATHS & FUNERALS (Friday)
Funeral services for Mrs. S.M. Hallmark, 53, 1115 E. 11th, who died Wednesday, will be conducted from the Hahn funeral home, Friday at 2 p.m. by Rev. H.M. Woods, assisted by Rev. E.L. Thompson. Interment, Rose Hill.
4/12/1929 FUNERAL FOR ‘89ER TO BE HELD FRIDAY (Friday)
Hallmark Services Will Be At Hahn Home.
Funeral service for Mrs. Ola Bell Hallmark, 53 years old, 1115 E. 11th street, who died Wednesday after a short illness, will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Hahn funeral home.
Mrs. Hallmark was a member of the ‘89ers organization. She came to Oklahoma from Texas and settled in "Ten Mile Flats" west of Norman when the territory was opened for settlement in 1889.
Rev. H.M. Woods, pastor of the Maywood Christian church, will officiate, assisted by Rev. E.L. Thompson. Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.
Besides her husband, S.M. Hallmark, Mrs. Hallmark is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mearl H. Otto, Oklahoma City; three sisters, Mrs. O.T. Cooley, Seattle; Mrs. Clarence Moon, Bellingham, Wash.; and Mrs. Lulu E. Morrow, Liberty, Mo., and three brothers, Leo Holiday, Bremerton, Wash., and Joy Holiday and Roy Holiday, both of Bellingham.
(THE OKLAHOMAN)
4/11/1929 DEATHS & FUNERALS (Thursday)
Mrs. Ola Bell Hallmark, 53, 1115 E. 11th, died Wednesday. Survivors, her husband, S.M. Hallmark, one daughter, Mrs. Earl H. Otto, Oklahoma City, three brothers and three sisters. She was an ‘89er, coming to Oklahoma from Texas at the opening of the country. Arrangements later by The Hahns.
4/12/1929 DEATHS & FUNERALS (Friday)
Funeral services for Mrs. S.M. Hallmark, 53, 1115 E. 11th, who died Wednesday, will be conducted from the Hahn funeral home, Friday at 2 p.m. by Rev. H.M. Woods, assisted by Rev. E.L. Thompson. Interment, Rose Hill.
4/12/1929 FUNERAL FOR ‘89ER TO BE HELD FRIDAY (Friday)
Hallmark Services Will Be At Hahn Home.
Funeral service for Mrs. Ola Bell Hallmark, 53 years old, 1115 E. 11th street, who died Wednesday after a short illness, will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Hahn funeral home.
Mrs. Hallmark was a member of the ‘89ers organization. She came to Oklahoma from Texas and settled in "Ten Mile Flats" west of Norman when the territory was opened for settlement in 1889.
Rev. H.M. Woods, pastor of the Maywood Christian church, will officiate, assisted by Rev. E.L. Thompson. Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.
Besides her husband, S.M. Hallmark, Mrs. Hallmark is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mearl H. Otto, Oklahoma City; three sisters, Mrs. O.T. Cooley, Seattle; Mrs. Clarence Moon, Bellingham, Wash.; and Mrs. Lulu E. Morrow, Liberty, Mo., and three brothers, Leo Holiday, Bremerton, Wash., and Joy Holiday and Roy Holiday, both of Bellingham.
(THE OKLAHOMAN)
Mrs. Ola Bell Hallmark, 53, 1115 E. 11th, died Wednesday. Survivors, her husband, S.M. Hallmark, one daughter, Mrs. Earl H. Otto, Oklahoma City, three brothers and three sisters. She was an ‘89er, coming to Oklahoma from Texas at the opening of the country. Arrangements later by The Hahns.
4/12/1929 DEATHS & FUNERALS (Friday)
Funeral services for Mrs. S.M. Hallmark, 53, 1115 E. 11th, who died Wednesday, will be conducted from the Hahn funeral home, Friday at 2 p.m. by Rev. H.M. Woods, assisted by Rev. E.L. Thompson. Interment, Rose Hill.
4/12/1929 FUNERAL FOR ‘89ER TO BE HELD FRIDAY (Friday)
Hallmark Services Will Be At Hahn Home.
Funeral service for Mrs. Ola Bell Hallmark, 53 years old, 1115 E. 11th street, who died Wednesday after a short illness, will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Hahn funeral home.
Mrs. Hallmark was a member of the ‘89ers organization. She came to Oklahoma from Texas and settled in "Ten Mile Flats" west of Norman when the territory was opened for settlement in 1889.
Rev. H.M. Woods, pastor of the Maywood Christian church, will officiate, assisted by Rev. E.L. Thompson. Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.
Besides her husband, S.M. Hallmark, Mrs. Hallmark is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mearl H. Otto, Oklahoma City; three sisters, Mrs. O.T. Cooley, Seattle; Mrs. Clarence Moon, Bellingham, Wash.; and Mrs. Lulu E. Morrow, Liberty, Mo., and three brothers, Leo Holiday, Bremerton, Wash., and Joy Holiday and Roy Holiday, both of Bellingham.
(THE OKLAHOMAN)
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