Jack Hallie Goodwin was born August 6, 1911 at Manitou, Oklahoma. He was the fourth child and first boy born to Jacie and Belle Goodwin.
Jack served in the United States Navy he was in basic training in San Diego according to the 1930 Census. He was evidently a Seaman in training which started 21 Dec 1929 and he became ill while there. Jack had several medical test and he was honorably discharged and sent home on 29 Aug 1930. We can’t decode the medical report as to what his trouble was for sure. After his discharge , he lived with and worked for a doctor in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
The 1940 census list him living in Corpus Christi, Texas. He was working on the bottom of ships with probably asbestos which did not help his medical troubles. Ann thinks he worked for the Navy as an independent.
Jack married Margaret Belle Sears at Anadarko, Oklahoma on November 30, 1942.
They operated the Manitou café in Manitou, Oklahoma for several years (1945-1954}. Their café was very successful. I remember Uncle Jack’s yummy hamburgers. Jack, specialized in homecooked meals, and Margaret made such good home-made pies, that all the truckers planned their routes to be at Jack and Margaret’s café during lunch time.
Jack and Margaret had two children, a son named Darrell Warren Goodwin, born September 24, 1942 in Anadarko, OK and a daughter named Ann, born April 10, 1945 in Corpus Christi.
Ann Goodwin Jones
In the early 1950s, Jack and Margaret moved to Prescot, AZ after the Doctor's said Jack needed drier air to help his lungs. It did help some, but after a year or two, Margaret begin having heart problems including several heart attacks. They started back home and after stopping in Shamrock, Texas they liked the town as it was on Route 66 and had motels and restaurants from one end to the other so they decided to make it their home. Margaret got a job at the Bumper Café with Butch and Johnnie Graham the owners who became their best friends while in Shamrock. After being there a short time, Jack became ill with lung cancer. Jack died March 20, 1960 at the age of 48 years.
There were two services held for Hallie Jack. One at Shamrock at 10:00 AM in Richardson Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. M. E. Wyatt pastor of The First Baptist Church of Shamrock officiating Following the Services in Shamrock the body was taken to Frederick, OK where last rites were were held at 3:00 PM in Gish Funeral Chapel. We had two Services as our Classmates, Church Friends, and Work Friends that could attend that was for Darrell and Ann. The second Service was for his Mother and Family & Friends of Manitou, Frederick, and Chattanooga. They were very warm and loving services.
He was buried in the Frederick Memorial Cemetery.
Frederick Newspaper
H. J. Goodwin
Ser vices Set
Hallie Jack Goodwin, former resident of Manitou and of Shamrock, Texas, since 1957 will be honored in final rites at 3:00 p.m. in the Gish Chapel, Tuesday, with Rev. Roy Hopper of Manitou officiating. Interment will be in the Frederick Memorial Cemetery. Services will be held in Shamrock at the Richardson Chapel at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, and the body will arrive at the Gish Funeral Home at about 2:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Goodwin died at his home in Shamrock at 1:00 p.m. Sunday after a prolonged illness.
Hallie Jack Goodwin, the son of J. L. and Belle Burnett Goodwin, was born August 6, 1911 at Davidson,.
The native Tillmanite was married to Margaret Bell Sears and was a member of the Baptist Church. He was beloved and respected by a host of friends throughout the Tillman area.
Goodwin served in the United States Navy during World War II.
Survivors include, The wife of the home address; Darrell Goodwin and Ann Goodwin of the home address, the mother, Mrs. Belle Goodwin of Frederick, Brothers, Marvin Goodwin of Manitou, Rev. V.L. Goodwin of Sturgis, South Dakota, Woodrow Goodwin of Quincy, Washington, Sisters, Mrs. Charles (Crystal) Ochsner of Chattanooga, Mrs. Bill (Hazel Mae) Atkins of Richmond, California, Mrs. Virgil (Estelle) Roberts of Pierre, South Dakota and Helena Goodwin.
Jack served in the United States Navy he was in basic training in San Diego according to the 1930 Census. He was evidently a Seaman in training which started 21 Dec 1929 and he became ill while there. Jack had several medical test and he was honorably discharged and sent home on 29 Aug 1930. We can’t decode the medical report as to what his trouble was for sure. After his discharge , he lived with and worked for a doctor in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
The 1940 census list him living in Corpus Christi, Texas. He was working on the bottom of ships with probably asbestos which did not help his medical troubles. Ann thinks he worked for the Navy as an independent.
Jack married Margaret Belle Sears at Anadarko, Oklahoma on November 30, 1942.
They operated the Manitou café in Manitou, Oklahoma for several years (1945-1954}. Their café was very successful. I remember Uncle Jack’s yummy hamburgers. Jack, specialized in homecooked meals, and Margaret made such good home-made pies, that all the truckers planned their routes to be at Jack and Margaret’s café during lunch time.
Jack and Margaret had two children, a son named Darrell Warren Goodwin, born September 24, 1942 in Anadarko, OK and a daughter named Ann, born April 10, 1945 in Corpus Christi.
Ann Goodwin Jones
In the early 1950s, Jack and Margaret moved to Prescot, AZ after the Doctor's said Jack needed drier air to help his lungs. It did help some, but after a year or two, Margaret begin having heart problems including several heart attacks. They started back home and after stopping in Shamrock, Texas they liked the town as it was on Route 66 and had motels and restaurants from one end to the other so they decided to make it their home. Margaret got a job at the Bumper Café with Butch and Johnnie Graham the owners who became their best friends while in Shamrock. After being there a short time, Jack became ill with lung cancer. Jack died March 20, 1960 at the age of 48 years.
There were two services held for Hallie Jack. One at Shamrock at 10:00 AM in Richardson Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. M. E. Wyatt pastor of The First Baptist Church of Shamrock officiating Following the Services in Shamrock the body was taken to Frederick, OK where last rites were were held at 3:00 PM in Gish Funeral Chapel. We had two Services as our Classmates, Church Friends, and Work Friends that could attend that was for Darrell and Ann. The second Service was for his Mother and Family & Friends of Manitou, Frederick, and Chattanooga. They were very warm and loving services.
He was buried in the Frederick Memorial Cemetery.
Frederick Newspaper
H. J. Goodwin
Ser vices Set
Hallie Jack Goodwin, former resident of Manitou and of Shamrock, Texas, since 1957 will be honored in final rites at 3:00 p.m. in the Gish Chapel, Tuesday, with Rev. Roy Hopper of Manitou officiating. Interment will be in the Frederick Memorial Cemetery. Services will be held in Shamrock at the Richardson Chapel at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, and the body will arrive at the Gish Funeral Home at about 2:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Goodwin died at his home in Shamrock at 1:00 p.m. Sunday after a prolonged illness.
Hallie Jack Goodwin, the son of J. L. and Belle Burnett Goodwin, was born August 6, 1911 at Davidson,.
The native Tillmanite was married to Margaret Bell Sears and was a member of the Baptist Church. He was beloved and respected by a host of friends throughout the Tillman area.
Goodwin served in the United States Navy during World War II.
Survivors include, The wife of the home address; Darrell Goodwin and Ann Goodwin of the home address, the mother, Mrs. Belle Goodwin of Frederick, Brothers, Marvin Goodwin of Manitou, Rev. V.L. Goodwin of Sturgis, South Dakota, Woodrow Goodwin of Quincy, Washington, Sisters, Mrs. Charles (Crystal) Ochsner of Chattanooga, Mrs. Bill (Hazel Mae) Atkins of Richmond, California, Mrs. Virgil (Estelle) Roberts of Pierre, South Dakota and Helena Goodwin.
Jack Hallie Goodwin was born August 6, 1911 at Manitou, Oklahoma. He was the fourth child and first boy born to Jacie and Belle Goodwin.
Jack served in the United States Navy he was in basic training in San Diego according to the 1930 Census. He was evidently a Seaman in training which started 21 Dec 1929 and he became ill while there. Jack had several medical test and he was honorably discharged and sent home on 29 Aug 1930. We can’t decode the medical report as to what his trouble was for sure. After his discharge , he lived with and worked for a doctor in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
The 1940 census list him living in Corpus Christi, Texas. He was working on the bottom of ships with probably asbestos which did not help his medical troubles. Ann thinks he worked for the Navy as an independent.
Jack married Margaret Belle Sears at Anadarko, Oklahoma on November 30, 1942.
They operated the Manitou café in Manitou, Oklahoma for several years (1945-1954}. Their café was very successful. I remember Uncle Jack’s yummy hamburgers. Jack, specialized in homecooked meals, and Margaret made such good home-made pies, that all the truckers planned their routes to be at Jack and Margaret’s café during lunch time.
Jack and Margaret had two children, a son named Darrell Warren Goodwin, born September 24, 1942 in Anadarko, OK and a daughter named Ann, born April 10, 1945 in Corpus Christi.
Ann Goodwin Jones
In the early 1950s, Jack and Margaret moved to Prescot, AZ after the Doctor's said Jack needed drier air to help his lungs. It did help some, but after a year or two, Margaret begin having heart problems including several heart attacks. They started back home and after stopping in Shamrock, Texas they liked the town as it was on Route 66 and had motels and restaurants from one end to the other so they decided to make it their home. Margaret got a job at the Bumper Café with Butch and Johnnie Graham the owners who became their best friends while in Shamrock. After being there a short time, Jack became ill with lung cancer. Jack died March 20, 1960 at the age of 48 years.
There were two services held for Hallie Jack. One at Shamrock at 10:00 AM in Richardson Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. M. E. Wyatt pastor of The First Baptist Church of Shamrock officiating Following the Services in Shamrock the body was taken to Frederick, OK where last rites were were held at 3:00 PM in Gish Funeral Chapel. We had two Services as our Classmates, Church Friends, and Work Friends that could attend that was for Darrell and Ann. The second Service was for his Mother and Family & Friends of Manitou, Frederick, and Chattanooga. They were very warm and loving services.
He was buried in the Frederick Memorial Cemetery.
Frederick Newspaper
H. J. Goodwin
Ser vices Set
Hallie Jack Goodwin, former resident of Manitou and of Shamrock, Texas, since 1957 will be honored in final rites at 3:00 p.m. in the Gish Chapel, Tuesday, with Rev. Roy Hopper of Manitou officiating. Interment will be in the Frederick Memorial Cemetery. Services will be held in Shamrock at the Richardson Chapel at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, and the body will arrive at the Gish Funeral Home at about 2:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Goodwin died at his home in Shamrock at 1:00 p.m. Sunday after a prolonged illness.
Hallie Jack Goodwin, the son of J. L. and Belle Burnett Goodwin, was born August 6, 1911 at Davidson,.
The native Tillmanite was married to Margaret Bell Sears and was a member of the Baptist Church. He was beloved and respected by a host of friends throughout the Tillman area.
Goodwin served in the United States Navy during World War II.
Survivors include, The wife of the home address; Darrell Goodwin and Ann Goodwin of the home address, the mother, Mrs. Belle Goodwin of Frederick, Brothers, Marvin Goodwin of Manitou, Rev. V.L. Goodwin of Sturgis, South Dakota, Woodrow Goodwin of Quincy, Washington, Sisters, Mrs. Charles (Crystal) Ochsner of Chattanooga, Mrs. Bill (Hazel Mae) Atkins of Richmond, California, Mrs. Virgil (Estelle) Roberts of Pierre, South Dakota and Helena Goodwin.
Jack served in the United States Navy he was in basic training in San Diego according to the 1930 Census. He was evidently a Seaman in training which started 21 Dec 1929 and he became ill while there. Jack had several medical test and he was honorably discharged and sent home on 29 Aug 1930. We can’t decode the medical report as to what his trouble was for sure. After his discharge , he lived with and worked for a doctor in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
The 1940 census list him living in Corpus Christi, Texas. He was working on the bottom of ships with probably asbestos which did not help his medical troubles. Ann thinks he worked for the Navy as an independent.
Jack married Margaret Belle Sears at Anadarko, Oklahoma on November 30, 1942.
They operated the Manitou café in Manitou, Oklahoma for several years (1945-1954}. Their café was very successful. I remember Uncle Jack’s yummy hamburgers. Jack, specialized in homecooked meals, and Margaret made such good home-made pies, that all the truckers planned their routes to be at Jack and Margaret’s café during lunch time.
Jack and Margaret had two children, a son named Darrell Warren Goodwin, born September 24, 1942 in Anadarko, OK and a daughter named Ann, born April 10, 1945 in Corpus Christi.
Ann Goodwin Jones
In the early 1950s, Jack and Margaret moved to Prescot, AZ after the Doctor's said Jack needed drier air to help his lungs. It did help some, but after a year or two, Margaret begin having heart problems including several heart attacks. They started back home and after stopping in Shamrock, Texas they liked the town as it was on Route 66 and had motels and restaurants from one end to the other so they decided to make it their home. Margaret got a job at the Bumper Café with Butch and Johnnie Graham the owners who became their best friends while in Shamrock. After being there a short time, Jack became ill with lung cancer. Jack died March 20, 1960 at the age of 48 years.
There were two services held for Hallie Jack. One at Shamrock at 10:00 AM in Richardson Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. M. E. Wyatt pastor of The First Baptist Church of Shamrock officiating Following the Services in Shamrock the body was taken to Frederick, OK where last rites were were held at 3:00 PM in Gish Funeral Chapel. We had two Services as our Classmates, Church Friends, and Work Friends that could attend that was for Darrell and Ann. The second Service was for his Mother and Family & Friends of Manitou, Frederick, and Chattanooga. They were very warm and loving services.
He was buried in the Frederick Memorial Cemetery.
Frederick Newspaper
H. J. Goodwin
Ser vices Set
Hallie Jack Goodwin, former resident of Manitou and of Shamrock, Texas, since 1957 will be honored in final rites at 3:00 p.m. in the Gish Chapel, Tuesday, with Rev. Roy Hopper of Manitou officiating. Interment will be in the Frederick Memorial Cemetery. Services will be held in Shamrock at the Richardson Chapel at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, and the body will arrive at the Gish Funeral Home at about 2:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Goodwin died at his home in Shamrock at 1:00 p.m. Sunday after a prolonged illness.
Hallie Jack Goodwin, the son of J. L. and Belle Burnett Goodwin, was born August 6, 1911 at Davidson,.
The native Tillmanite was married to Margaret Bell Sears and was a member of the Baptist Church. He was beloved and respected by a host of friends throughout the Tillman area.
Goodwin served in the United States Navy during World War II.
Survivors include, The wife of the home address; Darrell Goodwin and Ann Goodwin of the home address, the mother, Mrs. Belle Goodwin of Frederick, Brothers, Marvin Goodwin of Manitou, Rev. V.L. Goodwin of Sturgis, South Dakota, Woodrow Goodwin of Quincy, Washington, Sisters, Mrs. Charles (Crystal) Ochsner of Chattanooga, Mrs. Bill (Hazel Mae) Atkins of Richmond, California, Mrs. Virgil (Estelle) Roberts of Pierre, South Dakota and Helena Goodwin.
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