9/22/1966- Tuttle Times:
Charles Carroll Campbell, 66, of 1228 Michigan Ave, Chickasha, died Friday, Sept 16, of a heart attack in Grady Memorial hospital. He was born 1/31/1900 at Amber. He grew up in the Amber & Tuttle areas, having attended school at both places. He married miss Lora May Biram 12/22/1919. He farmed and raised stock in the Amber & Verden communities. He quit farming and did carpenter work. In 1954, he became custodian of a junior high school in Chickasha, where he worked until he had a heart attack in Feb 11, 1962. Two weeks later, he had a stroke which left him partly paralized. Mr Campbell was a member of the Primitive Baptist church in Amber. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Lora Campbell, of the home, a son, Hayes Campbell of Hastings, Mich, a sister, Mrs Cecil Githens of Casa Grande, Ariz, 2 granddaughters, & 1 great granddaughter. Services were held at Sevier's Funeral Chapel, Monday, Sept 19, with Elder J.E. Newman of Duncan officiating. Music was provided by a choir. Pallbearers were D.A. Bell, Lawrence Hedges, Ezra Potts, Buel McClain, J.C. Nickell, & Wayne Spies. Interment was at the Fairview cemetery, Tuttle, under the direction of Sevier's funeral home, Chickasha.
Charles Carroll Campbell, 66, of 1228 Michigan Ave, Chickasha, died Friday, Sept 16, of a heart attack in Grady Memorial hospital. He was born 1/31/1900 at Amber. He grew up in the Amber & Tuttle areas, having attended school at both places. He married miss Lora May Biram 12/22/1919. He farmed and raised stock in the Amber & Verden communities. He quit farming and did carpenter work. In 1954, he became custodian of a junior high school in Chickasha, where he worked until he had a heart attack in Feb 11, 1962. Two weeks later, he had a stroke which left him partly paralized. Mr Campbell was a member of the Primitive Baptist church in Amber. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Lora Campbell, of the home, a son, Hayes Campbell of Hastings, Mich, a sister, Mrs Cecil Githens of Casa Grande, Ariz, 2 granddaughters, & 1 great granddaughter. Services were held at Sevier's Funeral Chapel, Monday, Sept 19, with Elder J.E. Newman of Duncan officiating. Music was provided by a choir. Pallbearers were D.A. Bell, Lawrence Hedges, Ezra Potts, Buel McClain, J.C. Nickell, & Wayne Spies. Interment was at the Fairview cemetery, Tuttle, under the direction of Sevier's funeral home, Chickasha.
9/22/1966- Tuttle Times:
Charles Carroll Campbell, 66, of 1228 Michigan Ave, Chickasha, died Friday, Sept 16, of a heart attack in Grady Memorial hospital. He was born 1/31/1900 at Amber. He grew up in the Amber & Tuttle areas, having attended school at both places. He married miss Lora May Biram 12/22/1919. He farmed and raised stock in the Amber & Verden communities. He quit farming and did carpenter work. In 1954, he became custodian of a junior high school in Chickasha, where he worked until he had a heart attack in Feb 11, 1962. Two weeks later, he had a stroke which left him partly paralized. Mr Campbell was a member of the Primitive Baptist church in Amber. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Lora Campbell, of the home, a son, Hayes Campbell of Hastings, Mich, a sister, Mrs Cecil Githens of Casa Grande, Ariz, 2 granddaughters, & 1 great granddaughter. Services were held at Sevier's Funeral Chapel, Monday, Sept 19, with Elder J.E. Newman of Duncan officiating. Music was provided by a choir. Pallbearers were D.A. Bell, Lawrence Hedges, Ezra Potts, Buel McClain, J.C. Nickell, & Wayne Spies. Interment was at the Fairview cemetery, Tuttle, under the direction of Sevier's funeral home, Chickasha.
Charles Carroll Campbell, 66, of 1228 Michigan Ave, Chickasha, died Friday, Sept 16, of a heart attack in Grady Memorial hospital. He was born 1/31/1900 at Amber. He grew up in the Amber & Tuttle areas, having attended school at both places. He married miss Lora May Biram 12/22/1919. He farmed and raised stock in the Amber & Verden communities. He quit farming and did carpenter work. In 1954, he became custodian of a junior high school in Chickasha, where he worked until he had a heart attack in Feb 11, 1962. Two weeks later, he had a stroke which left him partly paralized. Mr Campbell was a member of the Primitive Baptist church in Amber. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Lora Campbell, of the home, a son, Hayes Campbell of Hastings, Mich, a sister, Mrs Cecil Githens of Casa Grande, Ariz, 2 granddaughters, & 1 great granddaughter. Services were held at Sevier's Funeral Chapel, Monday, Sept 19, with Elder J.E. Newman of Duncan officiating. Music was provided by a choir. Pallbearers were D.A. Bell, Lawrence Hedges, Ezra Potts, Buel McClain, J.C. Nickell, & Wayne Spies. Interment was at the Fairview cemetery, Tuttle, under the direction of Sevier's funeral home, Chickasha.
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