From the Stroud Democrat, April 5 1929: "John Brogan, '89er, Claimed by Death
John Brogan, 86 years old, died Friday morning, at the home of his niece, Mrs. Bell Amis, 401 West Tenth Street, Oklahoma City. He is survived by one son J. M. Brogan of Oklahoma City; a grandson, J. Leon Brogan of Houston, Texas; and his niece, Mrs. Bell Amis of Oklahoma City.
Funeral services were conducted form the Hahn funeral home Saturday afternoon by Rev. Samuel M. Gibson and Rev. E. C. Mobley. The remains were brought to Stroud and laid to rest in Stroud cemetery, with services conducted by the Masonic lodge of Stroud, Sunday, March 30."
Provided by Marsh Morgan, Stroud Public Library
John Brogan, 86 years old, died Friday morning, at the home of his niece, Mrs. Bell Amis, 401 West Tenth Street, Oklahoma City. He is survived by one son J. M. Brogan of Oklahoma City; a grandson, J. Leon Brogan of Houston, Texas; and his niece, Mrs. Bell Amis of Oklahoma City.
Funeral services were conducted form the Hahn funeral home Saturday afternoon by Rev. Samuel M. Gibson and Rev. E. C. Mobley. The remains were brought to Stroud and laid to rest in Stroud cemetery, with services conducted by the Masonic lodge of Stroud, Sunday, March 30."
Provided by Marsh Morgan, Stroud Public Library
From the Stroud Democrat, April 5 1929: "John Brogan, '89er, Claimed by Death
John Brogan, 86 years old, died Friday morning, at the home of his niece, Mrs. Bell Amis, 401 West Tenth Street, Oklahoma City. He is survived by one son J. M. Brogan of Oklahoma City; a grandson, J. Leon Brogan of Houston, Texas; and his niece, Mrs. Bell Amis of Oklahoma City.
Funeral services were conducted form the Hahn funeral home Saturday afternoon by Rev. Samuel M. Gibson and Rev. E. C. Mobley. The remains were brought to Stroud and laid to rest in Stroud cemetery, with services conducted by the Masonic lodge of Stroud, Sunday, March 30."
Provided by Marsh Morgan, Stroud Public Library
John Brogan, 86 years old, died Friday morning, at the home of his niece, Mrs. Bell Amis, 401 West Tenth Street, Oklahoma City. He is survived by one son J. M. Brogan of Oklahoma City; a grandson, J. Leon Brogan of Houston, Texas; and his niece, Mrs. Bell Amis of Oklahoma City.
Funeral services were conducted form the Hahn funeral home Saturday afternoon by Rev. Samuel M. Gibson and Rev. E. C. Mobley. The remains were brought to Stroud and laid to rest in Stroud cemetery, with services conducted by the Masonic lodge of Stroud, Sunday, March 30."
Provided by Marsh Morgan, Stroud Public Library
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