Janice was the daughter of Troy McDaniel and Thelma (Turney) McDaniel.
Janice was married to a man by the name of Lodes. No information on this marriage, but they were divorced. They had three children.
1--Andy [????-????]
2--Deana [????-????]
3--Becky [????-????]
Janice later married a man by the name of Powers. No information on this marriage. They had no children.
THE CARNEGIE HERALD
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996
POWERS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH AT RURAL RESIDENCE
The second apparent murder has been reported in Carnegie in six months.
Janice Powers, 49, of Carnegie was found dead of apparent gunshot wounds Sunday afternoon at a rural residence.
Carnegie Police Chief Randall Hileman said Powers body was found by her mother Thelma Little at approximately 3:30 p.m. at the south side of a home one mile south and one mile east of Carnegie.
"Powers mother came by the police station and said that something was wrong with her daughter," said Hileman.
"Officer Gail Ballou went with Little to the residence and dispatched for an ambulance," he said.
"Officer Clifford Smith was on the ambulance crew and immediately secured the area as a crime scene," sad the chief.
He said the home is located approximately 200 feet from the roadway and was taped off prior to the arrival of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation officials and county law enforcement deputies.
"The incident is under investigation and nothing can be talked about at this time, no details can be given of what clues the OSBI may have," said Hileman.
He said the amount and extent of Powers wounds is not being released pending the investigation. He said that any information on a weapon or motive is also being kept confidential by OSBI investigators.
OSBI agents and Caddo County Sheriff's Investigators were continuing their investigation in Carnegie at press time Tuesday morning.
Investigators said that Powers was not living at the residence at the time of her death.
"The people around here need to wake up and address this issue," said the chief who is alarmed at the amount of violent crimes being reported in the Carnegie area.
Funeral services for Powers were set for Wednesday, June 26, 1996 at 10:00 a.m. at the First Christian Church in Carnegie with Dr. Richard Tinker, officiating.
Powers was born on February 8, 1947 in Anadarko.
She lived most of her life in the Carnegie area where she farmed and ranched.
She is survived by one son, Andy Lodes and his wife, Tonia of Carnegie, two daughters, Deana Chambless and her husband, Darren and Becky Lodes and her husband, Abel Salazar all of Carnegie; her mother, Thelma Little, of Carnegie; one half-brother, Denny Little of Oahu, Hawaii; one half sister, Karla Clark of Sweeny, Texas; her grandmother, Verna Smith of Carnegie and two grand children Michael Salazar and Kaedin Chambless.
She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Slim Smith and her step-father, Udell "Wick" Little.
Burial will be in the Carnegie Cemetery under the direction of the Pitcher-Hackney Funeral Home.
Tuesday, June 25, 1996 THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN
WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN YARD
By Steve Lackmeyer
Staff Writer
CARNEGIE -- A woman who managed several businesses for her grandmother was found shot to death in the front yard of the grandmother's rural home Sunday afternoon.
Janice Powers, 49, was last seen alive Saturday night, said Kym Koch, spokeswoman for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. She was found about 3:30 p.m. Sunday Koch said.
The woman was staying at her grandmother's home just southeast of Carnegie and managed a store and some family owned properties.
Koch said Powers appeared to have been shot several times. Investigators did not find any immediate signs of robbery or burglary. Officials had no suspects.
The beautiful picture of Janice, and the picture of her headstone was added on this Memorial by Bertha Hood. Thanks so much Bertha.
Sandra C. Hayes
Descendant of Joseph McDaniel, Sr.
and Sarah (Fuller) McDaniel
Janice was married to a man by the name of Lodes. No information on this marriage, but they were divorced. They had three children.
1--Andy [????-????]
2--Deana [????-????]
3--Becky [????-????]
Janice later married a man by the name of Powers. No information on this marriage. They had no children.
THE CARNEGIE HERALD
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996
POWERS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH AT RURAL RESIDENCE
The second apparent murder has been reported in Carnegie in six months.
Janice Powers, 49, of Carnegie was found dead of apparent gunshot wounds Sunday afternoon at a rural residence.
Carnegie Police Chief Randall Hileman said Powers body was found by her mother Thelma Little at approximately 3:30 p.m. at the south side of a home one mile south and one mile east of Carnegie.
"Powers mother came by the police station and said that something was wrong with her daughter," said Hileman.
"Officer Gail Ballou went with Little to the residence and dispatched for an ambulance," he said.
"Officer Clifford Smith was on the ambulance crew and immediately secured the area as a crime scene," sad the chief.
He said the home is located approximately 200 feet from the roadway and was taped off prior to the arrival of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation officials and county law enforcement deputies.
"The incident is under investigation and nothing can be talked about at this time, no details can be given of what clues the OSBI may have," said Hileman.
He said the amount and extent of Powers wounds is not being released pending the investigation. He said that any information on a weapon or motive is also being kept confidential by OSBI investigators.
OSBI agents and Caddo County Sheriff's Investigators were continuing their investigation in Carnegie at press time Tuesday morning.
Investigators said that Powers was not living at the residence at the time of her death.
"The people around here need to wake up and address this issue," said the chief who is alarmed at the amount of violent crimes being reported in the Carnegie area.
Funeral services for Powers were set for Wednesday, June 26, 1996 at 10:00 a.m. at the First Christian Church in Carnegie with Dr. Richard Tinker, officiating.
Powers was born on February 8, 1947 in Anadarko.
She lived most of her life in the Carnegie area where she farmed and ranched.
She is survived by one son, Andy Lodes and his wife, Tonia of Carnegie, two daughters, Deana Chambless and her husband, Darren and Becky Lodes and her husband, Abel Salazar all of Carnegie; her mother, Thelma Little, of Carnegie; one half-brother, Denny Little of Oahu, Hawaii; one half sister, Karla Clark of Sweeny, Texas; her grandmother, Verna Smith of Carnegie and two grand children Michael Salazar and Kaedin Chambless.
She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Slim Smith and her step-father, Udell "Wick" Little.
Burial will be in the Carnegie Cemetery under the direction of the Pitcher-Hackney Funeral Home.
Tuesday, June 25, 1996 THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN
WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN YARD
By Steve Lackmeyer
Staff Writer
CARNEGIE -- A woman who managed several businesses for her grandmother was found shot to death in the front yard of the grandmother's rural home Sunday afternoon.
Janice Powers, 49, was last seen alive Saturday night, said Kym Koch, spokeswoman for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. She was found about 3:30 p.m. Sunday Koch said.
The woman was staying at her grandmother's home just southeast of Carnegie and managed a store and some family owned properties.
Koch said Powers appeared to have been shot several times. Investigators did not find any immediate signs of robbery or burglary. Officials had no suspects.
The beautiful picture of Janice, and the picture of her headstone was added on this Memorial by Bertha Hood. Thanks so much Bertha.
Sandra C. Hayes
Descendant of Joseph McDaniel, Sr.
and Sarah (Fuller) McDaniel
Janice was the daughter of Troy McDaniel and Thelma (Turney) McDaniel.
Janice was married to a man by the name of Lodes. No information on this marriage, but they were divorced. They had three children.
1--Andy [????-????]
2--Deana [????-????]
3--Becky [????-????]
Janice later married a man by the name of Powers. No information on this marriage. They had no children.
THE CARNEGIE HERALD
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996
POWERS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH AT RURAL RESIDENCE
The second apparent murder has been reported in Carnegie in six months.
Janice Powers, 49, of Carnegie was found dead of apparent gunshot wounds Sunday afternoon at a rural residence.
Carnegie Police Chief Randall Hileman said Powers body was found by her mother Thelma Little at approximately 3:30 p.m. at the south side of a home one mile south and one mile east of Carnegie.
"Powers mother came by the police station and said that something was wrong with her daughter," said Hileman.
"Officer Gail Ballou went with Little to the residence and dispatched for an ambulance," he said.
"Officer Clifford Smith was on the ambulance crew and immediately secured the area as a crime scene," sad the chief.
He said the home is located approximately 200 feet from the roadway and was taped off prior to the arrival of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation officials and county law enforcement deputies.
"The incident is under investigation and nothing can be talked about at this time, no details can be given of what clues the OSBI may have," said Hileman.
He said the amount and extent of Powers wounds is not being released pending the investigation. He said that any information on a weapon or motive is also being kept confidential by OSBI investigators.
OSBI agents and Caddo County Sheriff's Investigators were continuing their investigation in Carnegie at press time Tuesday morning.
Investigators said that Powers was not living at the residence at the time of her death.
"The people around here need to wake up and address this issue," said the chief who is alarmed at the amount of violent crimes being reported in the Carnegie area.
Funeral services for Powers were set for Wednesday, June 26, 1996 at 10:00 a.m. at the First Christian Church in Carnegie with Dr. Richard Tinker, officiating.
Powers was born on February 8, 1947 in Anadarko.
She lived most of her life in the Carnegie area where she farmed and ranched.
She is survived by one son, Andy Lodes and his wife, Tonia of Carnegie, two daughters, Deana Chambless and her husband, Darren and Becky Lodes and her husband, Abel Salazar all of Carnegie; her mother, Thelma Little, of Carnegie; one half-brother, Denny Little of Oahu, Hawaii; one half sister, Karla Clark of Sweeny, Texas; her grandmother, Verna Smith of Carnegie and two grand children Michael Salazar and Kaedin Chambless.
She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Slim Smith and her step-father, Udell "Wick" Little.
Burial will be in the Carnegie Cemetery under the direction of the Pitcher-Hackney Funeral Home.
Tuesday, June 25, 1996 THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN
WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN YARD
By Steve Lackmeyer
Staff Writer
CARNEGIE -- A woman who managed several businesses for her grandmother was found shot to death in the front yard of the grandmother's rural home Sunday afternoon.
Janice Powers, 49, was last seen alive Saturday night, said Kym Koch, spokeswoman for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. She was found about 3:30 p.m. Sunday Koch said.
The woman was staying at her grandmother's home just southeast of Carnegie and managed a store and some family owned properties.
Koch said Powers appeared to have been shot several times. Investigators did not find any immediate signs of robbery or burglary. Officials had no suspects.
The beautiful picture of Janice, and the picture of her headstone was added on this Memorial by Bertha Hood. Thanks so much Bertha.
Sandra C. Hayes
Descendant of Joseph McDaniel, Sr.
and Sarah (Fuller) McDaniel
Janice was married to a man by the name of Lodes. No information on this marriage, but they were divorced. They had three children.
1--Andy [????-????]
2--Deana [????-????]
3--Becky [????-????]
Janice later married a man by the name of Powers. No information on this marriage. They had no children.
THE CARNEGIE HERALD
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996
POWERS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH AT RURAL RESIDENCE
The second apparent murder has been reported in Carnegie in six months.
Janice Powers, 49, of Carnegie was found dead of apparent gunshot wounds Sunday afternoon at a rural residence.
Carnegie Police Chief Randall Hileman said Powers body was found by her mother Thelma Little at approximately 3:30 p.m. at the south side of a home one mile south and one mile east of Carnegie.
"Powers mother came by the police station and said that something was wrong with her daughter," said Hileman.
"Officer Gail Ballou went with Little to the residence and dispatched for an ambulance," he said.
"Officer Clifford Smith was on the ambulance crew and immediately secured the area as a crime scene," sad the chief.
He said the home is located approximately 200 feet from the roadway and was taped off prior to the arrival of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation officials and county law enforcement deputies.
"The incident is under investigation and nothing can be talked about at this time, no details can be given of what clues the OSBI may have," said Hileman.
He said the amount and extent of Powers wounds is not being released pending the investigation. He said that any information on a weapon or motive is also being kept confidential by OSBI investigators.
OSBI agents and Caddo County Sheriff's Investigators were continuing their investigation in Carnegie at press time Tuesday morning.
Investigators said that Powers was not living at the residence at the time of her death.
"The people around here need to wake up and address this issue," said the chief who is alarmed at the amount of violent crimes being reported in the Carnegie area.
Funeral services for Powers were set for Wednesday, June 26, 1996 at 10:00 a.m. at the First Christian Church in Carnegie with Dr. Richard Tinker, officiating.
Powers was born on February 8, 1947 in Anadarko.
She lived most of her life in the Carnegie area where she farmed and ranched.
She is survived by one son, Andy Lodes and his wife, Tonia of Carnegie, two daughters, Deana Chambless and her husband, Darren and Becky Lodes and her husband, Abel Salazar all of Carnegie; her mother, Thelma Little, of Carnegie; one half-brother, Denny Little of Oahu, Hawaii; one half sister, Karla Clark of Sweeny, Texas; her grandmother, Verna Smith of Carnegie and two grand children Michael Salazar and Kaedin Chambless.
She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Slim Smith and her step-father, Udell "Wick" Little.
Burial will be in the Carnegie Cemetery under the direction of the Pitcher-Hackney Funeral Home.
Tuesday, June 25, 1996 THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN
WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN YARD
By Steve Lackmeyer
Staff Writer
CARNEGIE -- A woman who managed several businesses for her grandmother was found shot to death in the front yard of the grandmother's rural home Sunday afternoon.
Janice Powers, 49, was last seen alive Saturday night, said Kym Koch, spokeswoman for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. She was found about 3:30 p.m. Sunday Koch said.
The woman was staying at her grandmother's home just southeast of Carnegie and managed a store and some family owned properties.
Koch said Powers appeared to have been shot several times. Investigators did not find any immediate signs of robbery or burglary. Officials had no suspects.
The beautiful picture of Janice, and the picture of her headstone was added on this Memorial by Bertha Hood. Thanks so much Bertha.
Sandra C. Hayes
Descendant of Joseph McDaniel, Sr.
and Sarah (Fuller) McDaniel
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