7/9/1953- Tuttle Times:
The last rites were held for Barney L. Bowman, 67, Sunday afternoon, July 5, at the Methodist church with John H. Lomax, of Shattuck, officiating. Mr Bowman died July 3 in the Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City. He had been in failing health the last 6 years. He came to Tuttle in 1902 and had lived in the Tuttle community since then. He had been a member of the Tuttle Methodist church for 50 years. He had been a butcher, a farmer, and since retiring from farming, was in business with his daughter, Mrs Reed, at the Bowman variety store. Music was provided by Mr & Mrs Knox Bowser, R.B. Stevens, Mrs Nellie Culp, Mr & Mrs Irvin Githens, miss Dana Sifford, & Mrs Eldon Gambill. Active pallbearers were nephews, Elmo Henderson, Cecil Kettler, L.L. Malcum, Woodrow West, Luster Kettler, & R.E. Malcum. Honorary pallbearers were, V.T. Gannaway, T.R. Caldwell, Stevie Chenoweth, Russell Hambleton, Joe Hartin, Fred Baumann, Eldon Gambill, Wallace Cramer, A.E. Hennings, & Howard Rich. Survivors are his wife, Lulu of Tuttle, 2 daughters, Mrs Margaret Reed of Tuttle, & Mrs Phil Bailey of Oklahoma City, 2 sons, Clyde of Tuttle & Frank of Oklahoma City, 6 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, 3 brothers, Lynn of Tuttle, Harl of California, & Oscar of Oklahoma City. Burial was at Fairlawn cemetery under direction of Sowers funeral home.
The last rites were held for Barney L. Bowman, 67, Sunday afternoon, July 5, at the Methodist church with John H. Lomax, of Shattuck, officiating. Mr Bowman died July 3 in the Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City. He had been in failing health the last 6 years. He came to Tuttle in 1902 and had lived in the Tuttle community since then. He had been a member of the Tuttle Methodist church for 50 years. He had been a butcher, a farmer, and since retiring from farming, was in business with his daughter, Mrs Reed, at the Bowman variety store. Music was provided by Mr & Mrs Knox Bowser, R.B. Stevens, Mrs Nellie Culp, Mr & Mrs Irvin Githens, miss Dana Sifford, & Mrs Eldon Gambill. Active pallbearers were nephews, Elmo Henderson, Cecil Kettler, L.L. Malcum, Woodrow West, Luster Kettler, & R.E. Malcum. Honorary pallbearers were, V.T. Gannaway, T.R. Caldwell, Stevie Chenoweth, Russell Hambleton, Joe Hartin, Fred Baumann, Eldon Gambill, Wallace Cramer, A.E. Hennings, & Howard Rich. Survivors are his wife, Lulu of Tuttle, 2 daughters, Mrs Margaret Reed of Tuttle, & Mrs Phil Bailey of Oklahoma City, 2 sons, Clyde of Tuttle & Frank of Oklahoma City, 6 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, 3 brothers, Lynn of Tuttle, Harl of California, & Oscar of Oklahoma City. Burial was at Fairlawn cemetery under direction of Sowers funeral home.
7/9/1953- Tuttle Times:
The last rites were held for Barney L. Bowman, 67, Sunday afternoon, July 5, at the Methodist church with John H. Lomax, of Shattuck, officiating. Mr Bowman died July 3 in the Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City. He had been in failing health the last 6 years. He came to Tuttle in 1902 and had lived in the Tuttle community since then. He had been a member of the Tuttle Methodist church for 50 years. He had been a butcher, a farmer, and since retiring from farming, was in business with his daughter, Mrs Reed, at the Bowman variety store. Music was provided by Mr & Mrs Knox Bowser, R.B. Stevens, Mrs Nellie Culp, Mr & Mrs Irvin Githens, miss Dana Sifford, & Mrs Eldon Gambill. Active pallbearers were nephews, Elmo Henderson, Cecil Kettler, L.L. Malcum, Woodrow West, Luster Kettler, & R.E. Malcum. Honorary pallbearers were, V.T. Gannaway, T.R. Caldwell, Stevie Chenoweth, Russell Hambleton, Joe Hartin, Fred Baumann, Eldon Gambill, Wallace Cramer, A.E. Hennings, & Howard Rich. Survivors are his wife, Lulu of Tuttle, 2 daughters, Mrs Margaret Reed of Tuttle, & Mrs Phil Bailey of Oklahoma City, 2 sons, Clyde of Tuttle & Frank of Oklahoma City, 6 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, 3 brothers, Lynn of Tuttle, Harl of California, & Oscar of Oklahoma City. Burial was at Fairlawn cemetery under direction of Sowers funeral home.
The last rites were held for Barney L. Bowman, 67, Sunday afternoon, July 5, at the Methodist church with John H. Lomax, of Shattuck, officiating. Mr Bowman died July 3 in the Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City. He had been in failing health the last 6 years. He came to Tuttle in 1902 and had lived in the Tuttle community since then. He had been a member of the Tuttle Methodist church for 50 years. He had been a butcher, a farmer, and since retiring from farming, was in business with his daughter, Mrs Reed, at the Bowman variety store. Music was provided by Mr & Mrs Knox Bowser, R.B. Stevens, Mrs Nellie Culp, Mr & Mrs Irvin Githens, miss Dana Sifford, & Mrs Eldon Gambill. Active pallbearers were nephews, Elmo Henderson, Cecil Kettler, L.L. Malcum, Woodrow West, Luster Kettler, & R.E. Malcum. Honorary pallbearers were, V.T. Gannaway, T.R. Caldwell, Stevie Chenoweth, Russell Hambleton, Joe Hartin, Fred Baumann, Eldon Gambill, Wallace Cramer, A.E. Hennings, & Howard Rich. Survivors are his wife, Lulu of Tuttle, 2 daughters, Mrs Margaret Reed of Tuttle, & Mrs Phil Bailey of Oklahoma City, 2 sons, Clyde of Tuttle & Frank of Oklahoma City, 6 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, 3 brothers, Lynn of Tuttle, Harl of California, & Oscar of Oklahoma City. Burial was at Fairlawn cemetery under direction of Sowers funeral home.
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