MRS. ADA YODER DIES ON SUNDAY
Funeral Services To Be Held At Lawton Chapel
On Tuesday
Mrs. Ada Yoder, 87, mother of two Lawton women and a resident here from 1914 to 1928, died at 2:15 p. m. Sunday at her home at Laverty, in Grady county, after only four days Illness.
Mra. (Auten) Yoder was born March 2, 1809, in Alabama. She was married to Charles Connor In
1887. Mr. Connor died in 1914. The family moved to near Lawton shortly afterwards. Mrs. Connor
later was married to J. D. Yoder. The Yoders moved to Laverty in 1925, where Mr. Yoder died in 1931. Mra. Yoder was a member of the Baptiat church. Survivors include three daughters. Mrs. A. T. Boughner, 305 H avenue, Lawton; Mrs. Oalf
Nordmann, wife of Sgt. Nordmann, QMC, Ft. Sill; Mra. Luther Bullard, Lexington, two brothers, Gus Auten, Plainview, Tex. and Nat Auten, Van Alstyne, Tex.; one sister, Mrs. Nannie McCann, Corinth, Mass: and 18 grandchildren.
Funeral services wilf be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Lawton Funeral home chapel, with Rev.
W. A. Wilcoxson, pastor of tho Calvary Baptist church, officiating.
Burial will be made either in Highland cemetery or the Fort Sill cemetery, with definite arrangements yet to be made.
The Lawton Constitution, 8 Feb 1937, Lawton, Oklahoma.∼Married Charles Henry Connor
Funeral Services To Be Held At Lawton Chapel
On Tuesday
Mrs. Ada Yoder, 87, mother of two Lawton women and a resident here from 1914 to 1928, died at 2:15 p. m. Sunday at her home at Laverty, in Grady county, after only four days Illness.
Mra. (Auten) Yoder was born March 2, 1809, in Alabama. She was married to Charles Connor In
1887. Mr. Connor died in 1914. The family moved to near Lawton shortly afterwards. Mrs. Connor
later was married to J. D. Yoder. The Yoders moved to Laverty in 1925, where Mr. Yoder died in 1931. Mra. Yoder was a member of the Baptiat church. Survivors include three daughters. Mrs. A. T. Boughner, 305 H avenue, Lawton; Mrs. Oalf
Nordmann, wife of Sgt. Nordmann, QMC, Ft. Sill; Mra. Luther Bullard, Lexington, two brothers, Gus Auten, Plainview, Tex. and Nat Auten, Van Alstyne, Tex.; one sister, Mrs. Nannie McCann, Corinth, Mass: and 18 grandchildren.
Funeral services wilf be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Lawton Funeral home chapel, with Rev.
W. A. Wilcoxson, pastor of tho Calvary Baptist church, officiating.
Burial will be made either in Highland cemetery or the Fort Sill cemetery, with definite arrangements yet to be made.
The Lawton Constitution, 8 Feb 1937, Lawton, Oklahoma.∼Married Charles Henry Connor
MRS. ADA YODER DIES ON SUNDAY
Funeral Services To Be Held At Lawton Chapel
On Tuesday
Mrs. Ada Yoder, 87, mother of two Lawton women and a resident here from 1914 to 1928, died at 2:15 p. m. Sunday at her home at Laverty, in Grady county, after only four days Illness.
Mra. (Auten) Yoder was born March 2, 1809, in Alabama. She was married to Charles Connor In
1887. Mr. Connor died in 1914. The family moved to near Lawton shortly afterwards. Mrs. Connor
later was married to J. D. Yoder. The Yoders moved to Laverty in 1925, where Mr. Yoder died in 1931. Mra. Yoder was a member of the Baptiat church. Survivors include three daughters. Mrs. A. T. Boughner, 305 H avenue, Lawton; Mrs. Oalf
Nordmann, wife of Sgt. Nordmann, QMC, Ft. Sill; Mra. Luther Bullard, Lexington, two brothers, Gus Auten, Plainview, Tex. and Nat Auten, Van Alstyne, Tex.; one sister, Mrs. Nannie McCann, Corinth, Mass: and 18 grandchildren.
Funeral services wilf be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Lawton Funeral home chapel, with Rev.
W. A. Wilcoxson, pastor of tho Calvary Baptist church, officiating.
Burial will be made either in Highland cemetery or the Fort Sill cemetery, with definite arrangements yet to be made.
The Lawton Constitution, 8 Feb 1937, Lawton, Oklahoma.∼Married Charles Henry Connor
Funeral Services To Be Held At Lawton Chapel
On Tuesday
Mrs. Ada Yoder, 87, mother of two Lawton women and a resident here from 1914 to 1928, died at 2:15 p. m. Sunday at her home at Laverty, in Grady county, after only four days Illness.
Mra. (Auten) Yoder was born March 2, 1809, in Alabama. She was married to Charles Connor In
1887. Mr. Connor died in 1914. The family moved to near Lawton shortly afterwards. Mrs. Connor
later was married to J. D. Yoder. The Yoders moved to Laverty in 1925, where Mr. Yoder died in 1931. Mra. Yoder was a member of the Baptiat church. Survivors include three daughters. Mrs. A. T. Boughner, 305 H avenue, Lawton; Mrs. Oalf
Nordmann, wife of Sgt. Nordmann, QMC, Ft. Sill; Mra. Luther Bullard, Lexington, two brothers, Gus Auten, Plainview, Tex. and Nat Auten, Van Alstyne, Tex.; one sister, Mrs. Nannie McCann, Corinth, Mass: and 18 grandchildren.
Funeral services wilf be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Lawton Funeral home chapel, with Rev.
W. A. Wilcoxson, pastor of tho Calvary Baptist church, officiating.
Burial will be made either in Highland cemetery or the Fort Sill cemetery, with definite arrangements yet to be made.
The Lawton Constitution, 8 Feb 1937, Lawton, Oklahoma.∼Married Charles Henry Connor
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