In October 1927 Ruben, called Bud, was living in/near Shawnee, Oklahoma.
In April 1941 Bud was living in/near Hammon, Oklahoma.
In August 1942 Bud was living in the Herring community, Oklahoma.
In March 1951 Rh was living in/near Hammon.
Bud moved to western Oklahoma, living south of Cheyenne, with his family shortly after the birth of his first son in 1919. Bud, Emily, and the 3 oldest children moved back to Shawnee, Oklahoma, in 1929 so Bud could go to work as a streetcar driver. Two more sons and a daughter were born, unfortunately the youngest 2 sons died within a few months of one another. After parking one of the last streetcars in 1929, Bud moved his family back to the Roger Mills area, settling in the Herring Community, where the final child was born. They farmed there until 1955 when they moved to Elk City, Oklahoma, where he worked for the Watkins Flower Shop and Armor's Produce.
The Cheyenne Star, Thursday, November 5, 1959, pg 4
OBITUARY
Ruben Harvey "Bud" Dodson was born near Maud, Oklahoma May 11, 1898 and passed away October 23, 1959 in an Elk City hospital after several weeks of illness.
He was united in marriage to Emily Smith May 29, 1917 in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. In March of 1929 they came to western Oklahoma settling near Hammon. In 1955 they moved to Elk City where they resided since.
He is survived by his wife of the home address; three sons, Buster of Cheyenne, Frank of Grimes, and W. O. "Sam" of Hammon; and two daughters, Ruby Bogges of Cheyenne and Fay Kirk of Elk City. Nineteen grandchildren and one great grandchild survive. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. John Varnell of Sayre.
In April 1941 Bud was living in/near Hammon, Oklahoma.
In August 1942 Bud was living in the Herring community, Oklahoma.
In March 1951 Rh was living in/near Hammon.
Bud moved to western Oklahoma, living south of Cheyenne, with his family shortly after the birth of his first son in 1919. Bud, Emily, and the 3 oldest children moved back to Shawnee, Oklahoma, in 1929 so Bud could go to work as a streetcar driver. Two more sons and a daughter were born, unfortunately the youngest 2 sons died within a few months of one another. After parking one of the last streetcars in 1929, Bud moved his family back to the Roger Mills area, settling in the Herring Community, where the final child was born. They farmed there until 1955 when they moved to Elk City, Oklahoma, where he worked for the Watkins Flower Shop and Armor's Produce.
The Cheyenne Star, Thursday, November 5, 1959, pg 4
OBITUARY
Ruben Harvey "Bud" Dodson was born near Maud, Oklahoma May 11, 1898 and passed away October 23, 1959 in an Elk City hospital after several weeks of illness.
He was united in marriage to Emily Smith May 29, 1917 in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. In March of 1929 they came to western Oklahoma settling near Hammon. In 1955 they moved to Elk City where they resided since.
He is survived by his wife of the home address; three sons, Buster of Cheyenne, Frank of Grimes, and W. O. "Sam" of Hammon; and two daughters, Ruby Bogges of Cheyenne and Fay Kirk of Elk City. Nineteen grandchildren and one great grandchild survive. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. John Varnell of Sayre.
In October 1927 Ruben, called Bud, was living in/near Shawnee, Oklahoma.
In April 1941 Bud was living in/near Hammon, Oklahoma.
In August 1942 Bud was living in the Herring community, Oklahoma.
In March 1951 Rh was living in/near Hammon.
Bud moved to western Oklahoma, living south of Cheyenne, with his family shortly after the birth of his first son in 1919. Bud, Emily, and the 3 oldest children moved back to Shawnee, Oklahoma, in 1929 so Bud could go to work as a streetcar driver. Two more sons and a daughter were born, unfortunately the youngest 2 sons died within a few months of one another. After parking one of the last streetcars in 1929, Bud moved his family back to the Roger Mills area, settling in the Herring Community, where the final child was born. They farmed there until 1955 when they moved to Elk City, Oklahoma, where he worked for the Watkins Flower Shop and Armor's Produce.
The Cheyenne Star, Thursday, November 5, 1959, pg 4
OBITUARY
Ruben Harvey "Bud" Dodson was born near Maud, Oklahoma May 11, 1898 and passed away October 23, 1959 in an Elk City hospital after several weeks of illness.
He was united in marriage to Emily Smith May 29, 1917 in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. In March of 1929 they came to western Oklahoma settling near Hammon. In 1955 they moved to Elk City where they resided since.
He is survived by his wife of the home address; three sons, Buster of Cheyenne, Frank of Grimes, and W. O. "Sam" of Hammon; and two daughters, Ruby Bogges of Cheyenne and Fay Kirk of Elk City. Nineteen grandchildren and one great grandchild survive. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. John Varnell of Sayre.
In April 1941 Bud was living in/near Hammon, Oklahoma.
In August 1942 Bud was living in the Herring community, Oklahoma.
In March 1951 Rh was living in/near Hammon.
Bud moved to western Oklahoma, living south of Cheyenne, with his family shortly after the birth of his first son in 1919. Bud, Emily, and the 3 oldest children moved back to Shawnee, Oklahoma, in 1929 so Bud could go to work as a streetcar driver. Two more sons and a daughter were born, unfortunately the youngest 2 sons died within a few months of one another. After parking one of the last streetcars in 1929, Bud moved his family back to the Roger Mills area, settling in the Herring Community, where the final child was born. They farmed there until 1955 when they moved to Elk City, Oklahoma, where he worked for the Watkins Flower Shop and Armor's Produce.
The Cheyenne Star, Thursday, November 5, 1959, pg 4
OBITUARY
Ruben Harvey "Bud" Dodson was born near Maud, Oklahoma May 11, 1898 and passed away October 23, 1959 in an Elk City hospital after several weeks of illness.
He was united in marriage to Emily Smith May 29, 1917 in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. In March of 1929 they came to western Oklahoma settling near Hammon. In 1955 they moved to Elk City where they resided since.
He is survived by his wife of the home address; three sons, Buster of Cheyenne, Frank of Grimes, and W. O. "Sam" of Hammon; and two daughters, Ruby Bogges of Cheyenne and Fay Kirk of Elk City. Nineteen grandchildren and one great grandchild survive. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. John Varnell of Sayre.
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