Lelah Ethel Gann died in Shawnee, Oklahoma, at 91 years of age. She was born in Mercer, Missouri the fourth of ten Children of Joseph Franklin Gann and Ella Lutash Girdner.
In 1907 when she was four, the family moved to settle on a clain in the Oklahoma panhandle. They lived in a dugout which was common practice for that time.
The family came to Shawnee in 1919 and she lived there until her death.
She served as County Clerk for 22 years and was an active member of the Business and Professional Women Club for 71 years.
She is survived by three sisters and many nieces and nephews.
In 1907 when she was four, the family moved to settle on a clain in the Oklahoma panhandle. They lived in a dugout which was common practice for that time.
The family came to Shawnee in 1919 and she lived there until her death.
She served as County Clerk for 22 years and was an active member of the Business and Professional Women Club for 71 years.
She is survived by three sisters and many nieces and nephews.
Lelah Ethel Gann died in Shawnee, Oklahoma, at 91 years of age. She was born in Mercer, Missouri the fourth of ten Children of Joseph Franklin Gann and Ella Lutash Girdner.
In 1907 when she was four, the family moved to settle on a clain in the Oklahoma panhandle. They lived in a dugout which was common practice for that time.
The family came to Shawnee in 1919 and she lived there until her death.
She served as County Clerk for 22 years and was an active member of the Business and Professional Women Club for 71 years.
She is survived by three sisters and many nieces and nephews.
In 1907 when she was four, the family moved to settle on a clain in the Oklahoma panhandle. They lived in a dugout which was common practice for that time.
The family came to Shawnee in 1919 and she lived there until her death.
She served as County Clerk for 22 years and was an active member of the Business and Professional Women Club for 71 years.
She is survived by three sisters and many nieces and nephews.
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