Elma Larimore married Annie Lee Norris on 24 March 1918. At the time of his marriage, he lived four miles north of Newcastle. He later moved his family to a farm four miles south of Olney.
Elma J. Larimore, 60, was a native of Young County. He was born in the Fort Belknap community. Elma Larimore was a farmer and ranch most of his life. He was a machine operator for Precinct 3, Young County for a few years.
The first Mississippian Oil well in the middle part of Young County was discovered on his land in 1941.
Survived by Mrs. Annie Larimore; two sons - Philip Larimore and Neil Larimore; one daughter - Mrs. Bob Hannah; one sister - Mrs. Oscar Colley; six grandchildren.
The Graham Leader
May 8, 1958
Elma J. Larimore, 60, was a native of Young County. He was born in the Fort Belknap community. Elma Larimore was a farmer and ranch most of his life. He was a machine operator for Precinct 3, Young County for a few years.
The first Mississippian Oil well in the middle part of Young County was discovered on his land in 1941.
Survived by Mrs. Annie Larimore; two sons - Philip Larimore and Neil Larimore; one daughter - Mrs. Bob Hannah; one sister - Mrs. Oscar Colley; six grandchildren.
The Graham Leader
May 8, 1958
Elma Larimore married Annie Lee Norris on 24 March 1918. At the time of his marriage, he lived four miles north of Newcastle. He later moved his family to a farm four miles south of Olney.
Elma J. Larimore, 60, was a native of Young County. He was born in the Fort Belknap community. Elma Larimore was a farmer and ranch most of his life. He was a machine operator for Precinct 3, Young County for a few years.
The first Mississippian Oil well in the middle part of Young County was discovered on his land in 1941.
Survived by Mrs. Annie Larimore; two sons - Philip Larimore and Neil Larimore; one daughter - Mrs. Bob Hannah; one sister - Mrs. Oscar Colley; six grandchildren.
The Graham Leader
May 8, 1958
Elma J. Larimore, 60, was a native of Young County. He was born in the Fort Belknap community. Elma Larimore was a farmer and ranch most of his life. He was a machine operator for Precinct 3, Young County for a few years.
The first Mississippian Oil well in the middle part of Young County was discovered on his land in 1941.
Survived by Mrs. Annie Larimore; two sons - Philip Larimore and Neil Larimore; one daughter - Mrs. Bob Hannah; one sister - Mrs. Oscar Colley; six grandchildren.
The Graham Leader
May 8, 1958
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