Pioneer Woman Passes Away
Mrs. J.W. Gannaway, who had been ill for several weeks, and an invalid for six years, passed away at her home here Tuesday morning.
Among the relatives attending the funeral of Mrs. J.W. Gannaway, were her daughters, Mrs. Minnie Ray of Sheldon, Mo., Mrs. Allie Potter of the City, Fred Gannaway of Oklahoma City, and George Gannaway of Bartlesville, both sons. Charles Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Button and children of Banner, Okla.
Mrs. Minnie Ray of Sheldon, Mo., will make an extended visit with her father, Mr. J.W. Gannaway.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindness, floral offerings and expressions of love shown us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother.
To the neighbors who so very graciously came and assisted so untiringly, to the Ladies of the Methodist Church, to the Ladies of the First Christian Church, Dr. Renegar, Mr. Sowers, Bro. Moyer and wife, Mr. A.B. Tucker and many others; words fail to express our thanks appreciation.
May God's richest blessings rest upon all.
J.W. Gannaway.
V.T. Gannaway.
G.E. Gannaway.
F.M. Gannaway.
Mrs. L.R. Ray.
Mrs. J.W. Potter.
Published in the Tuttle Times May 25, 1934
Mrs. J.W. Gannaway, who had been ill for several weeks, and an invalid for six years, passed away at her home here Tuesday morning.
Among the relatives attending the funeral of Mrs. J.W. Gannaway, were her daughters, Mrs. Minnie Ray of Sheldon, Mo., Mrs. Allie Potter of the City, Fred Gannaway of Oklahoma City, and George Gannaway of Bartlesville, both sons. Charles Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Button and children of Banner, Okla.
Mrs. Minnie Ray of Sheldon, Mo., will make an extended visit with her father, Mr. J.W. Gannaway.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindness, floral offerings and expressions of love shown us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother.
To the neighbors who so very graciously came and assisted so untiringly, to the Ladies of the Methodist Church, to the Ladies of the First Christian Church, Dr. Renegar, Mr. Sowers, Bro. Moyer and wife, Mr. A.B. Tucker and many others; words fail to express our thanks appreciation.
May God's richest blessings rest upon all.
J.W. Gannaway.
V.T. Gannaway.
G.E. Gannaway.
F.M. Gannaway.
Mrs. L.R. Ray.
Mrs. J.W. Potter.
Published in the Tuttle Times May 25, 1934
Pioneer Woman Passes Away
Mrs. J.W. Gannaway, who had been ill for several weeks, and an invalid for six years, passed away at her home here Tuesday morning.
Among the relatives attending the funeral of Mrs. J.W. Gannaway, were her daughters, Mrs. Minnie Ray of Sheldon, Mo., Mrs. Allie Potter of the City, Fred Gannaway of Oklahoma City, and George Gannaway of Bartlesville, both sons. Charles Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Button and children of Banner, Okla.
Mrs. Minnie Ray of Sheldon, Mo., will make an extended visit with her father, Mr. J.W. Gannaway.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindness, floral offerings and expressions of love shown us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother.
To the neighbors who so very graciously came and assisted so untiringly, to the Ladies of the Methodist Church, to the Ladies of the First Christian Church, Dr. Renegar, Mr. Sowers, Bro. Moyer and wife, Mr. A.B. Tucker and many others; words fail to express our thanks appreciation.
May God's richest blessings rest upon all.
J.W. Gannaway.
V.T. Gannaway.
G.E. Gannaway.
F.M. Gannaway.
Mrs. L.R. Ray.
Mrs. J.W. Potter.
Published in the Tuttle Times May 25, 1934
Mrs. J.W. Gannaway, who had been ill for several weeks, and an invalid for six years, passed away at her home here Tuesday morning.
Among the relatives attending the funeral of Mrs. J.W. Gannaway, were her daughters, Mrs. Minnie Ray of Sheldon, Mo., Mrs. Allie Potter of the City, Fred Gannaway of Oklahoma City, and George Gannaway of Bartlesville, both sons. Charles Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Button and children of Banner, Okla.
Mrs. Minnie Ray of Sheldon, Mo., will make an extended visit with her father, Mr. J.W. Gannaway.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindness, floral offerings and expressions of love shown us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother.
To the neighbors who so very graciously came and assisted so untiringly, to the Ladies of the Methodist Church, to the Ladies of the First Christian Church, Dr. Renegar, Mr. Sowers, Bro. Moyer and wife, Mr. A.B. Tucker and many others; words fail to express our thanks appreciation.
May God's richest blessings rest upon all.
J.W. Gannaway.
V.T. Gannaway.
G.E. Gannaway.
F.M. Gannaway.
Mrs. L.R. Ray.
Mrs. J.W. Potter.
Published in the Tuttle Times May 25, 1934
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