Mrs. W. P. Glazner died at the family home in Waurika early Thursday morning April 19 following a long illness. Funeral services were conducted from the First Baptist church in Waurika Sunday afternoon at 3:00 by Rev. Albert McClellan and interment was in the Waurika cemetery.
Emma Elizabeth Day was born December 24, 1877 at Madisonville, Texas, the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. J. R. Day. She grew to womanhood in Texas and moved with her parents to Terral, then Indian Territory. She was married to W. P. Glazner, November 7, 1892 when they settled on a farm wet of Ryan where they lived until 1936 when they moved to Waurika.
Mrs. Glazner became a Christian and united with the Methodist church, later uniting with the Baptist church. She was a devoted Christian throughout her life, loyal to her family, her church, and her friends, always going about doing good.
She is survived by her husband, her stepmother, 8 children, 4 sisters, 3 brothers, 27 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. The surviving children are: Ollie Odessie Rogers of Oklahoma City, Willie Pearl Elliott of Hutchinson, Kan., Ruby Myrtle Hill of Alanreed, Kan., Mary Norman Palmer of Ryan, Jerry E. Cecil Glazner of Coolings , Calif., Robert Lester Glazner of Great Bend, Kan., Claud Harking Glazner of Waurika, William Emmett Glazner of Great Bend, Kansas.
All the children and their companions were here to attend the funeral except D. E. Elliott who is in the Armed Forces and Mrs. William Emmett Glazner.
Emma Elizabeth Day was born December 24, 1877 at Madisonville, Texas, the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. J. R. Day. She grew to womanhood in Texas and moved with her parents to Terral, then Indian Territory. She was married to W. P. Glazner, November 7, 1892 when they settled on a farm wet of Ryan where they lived until 1936 when they moved to Waurika.
Mrs. Glazner became a Christian and united with the Methodist church, later uniting with the Baptist church. She was a devoted Christian throughout her life, loyal to her family, her church, and her friends, always going about doing good.
She is survived by her husband, her stepmother, 8 children, 4 sisters, 3 brothers, 27 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. The surviving children are: Ollie Odessie Rogers of Oklahoma City, Willie Pearl Elliott of Hutchinson, Kan., Ruby Myrtle Hill of Alanreed, Kan., Mary Norman Palmer of Ryan, Jerry E. Cecil Glazner of Coolings , Calif., Robert Lester Glazner of Great Bend, Kan., Claud Harking Glazner of Waurika, William Emmett Glazner of Great Bend, Kansas.
All the children and their companions were here to attend the funeral except D. E. Elliott who is in the Armed Forces and Mrs. William Emmett Glazner.
Mrs. W. P. Glazner died at the family home in Waurika early Thursday morning April 19 following a long illness. Funeral services were conducted from the First Baptist church in Waurika Sunday afternoon at 3:00 by Rev. Albert McClellan and interment was in the Waurika cemetery.
Emma Elizabeth Day was born December 24, 1877 at Madisonville, Texas, the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. J. R. Day. She grew to womanhood in Texas and moved with her parents to Terral, then Indian Territory. She was married to W. P. Glazner, November 7, 1892 when they settled on a farm wet of Ryan where they lived until 1936 when they moved to Waurika.
Mrs. Glazner became a Christian and united with the Methodist church, later uniting with the Baptist church. She was a devoted Christian throughout her life, loyal to her family, her church, and her friends, always going about doing good.
She is survived by her husband, her stepmother, 8 children, 4 sisters, 3 brothers, 27 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. The surviving children are: Ollie Odessie Rogers of Oklahoma City, Willie Pearl Elliott of Hutchinson, Kan., Ruby Myrtle Hill of Alanreed, Kan., Mary Norman Palmer of Ryan, Jerry E. Cecil Glazner of Coolings , Calif., Robert Lester Glazner of Great Bend, Kan., Claud Harking Glazner of Waurika, William Emmett Glazner of Great Bend, Kansas.
All the children and their companions were here to attend the funeral except D. E. Elliott who is in the Armed Forces and Mrs. William Emmett Glazner.
Emma Elizabeth Day was born December 24, 1877 at Madisonville, Texas, the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. J. R. Day. She grew to womanhood in Texas and moved with her parents to Terral, then Indian Territory. She was married to W. P. Glazner, November 7, 1892 when they settled on a farm wet of Ryan where they lived until 1936 when they moved to Waurika.
Mrs. Glazner became a Christian and united with the Methodist church, later uniting with the Baptist church. She was a devoted Christian throughout her life, loyal to her family, her church, and her friends, always going about doing good.
She is survived by her husband, her stepmother, 8 children, 4 sisters, 3 brothers, 27 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. The surviving children are: Ollie Odessie Rogers of Oklahoma City, Willie Pearl Elliott of Hutchinson, Kan., Ruby Myrtle Hill of Alanreed, Kan., Mary Norman Palmer of Ryan, Jerry E. Cecil Glazner of Coolings , Calif., Robert Lester Glazner of Great Bend, Kan., Claud Harking Glazner of Waurika, William Emmett Glazner of Great Bend, Kansas.
All the children and their companions were here to attend the funeral except D. E. Elliott who is in the Armed Forces and Mrs. William Emmett Glazner.
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