Final rites for Joy C. Bond, 72, of Tahlequah, Okla., are to be held Saturday by Guardian Funeral Home, Tulsa, with interment in Sand Springs, Okla.
Mr. Bond was a resident of Borger from 1944 to 1952, while owner and operator of B and L Electric and Upholstery Company. He died this morning at Tahlequah.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Roy Kennedy, 501 Austin; two sons, Clifford and Claude, both of Tahlequah; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
(Published in Borger News Herald, November 21, 1962)
(Edith Guynes Stanley)
----------------------
The Butler Herald (items by date)
04-04-1918 Joy Bond returned home last Saturday after three months absence. He worked all winter in the oil fields five miles northeast of Blackwell Okla. at cement and carpenter work.
04-11-1918 Leland Daniels and Joy Bond were repairing Fords the first part of the week.
07-11-1918 Uncle Bud Womble was out the last of the week. He said the hail and dry weather was getting the best of his corn crop.
The Bond families ate fried chicken with Rev. Crocker and family Sunday.
08-22-1918 Mrs. Inez Womble and children have been visiting in the Joy Bond and Ed Covey homes for the last week. Bruce came down and made a short visit the last of the week.
10-10-1918 Uncle Bud and Aunt Lizzie Womble attended Sunday school at Walker Sunday.
10-17-1918 The Bonds were out visiting the sick Sunday afternoon.
11-07-1918 Bruce Womble and family are visiting at the Joy Bond home this week.
11-21-1918 Ed Covey and family visited the Joy Bond family last Tuesday evening.
12-05-1918 The snow is almost gone, but we are still reminded that it is winter these frost mornings.
12-19-1918 The neighbors came in and helped Joy and Fred Bond butcher hogs Tuesday.
12-16-1926 Joy Bond, 318 South Boulder, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Will receive the Herald for the next 52 weeks sent by his mother Mrs. Fred Bond. This subscription is sent as a birthday gift. Joy ís birthday falling on Dec., 14. He has reached his thirty-seventh year.
12-30-1926 I just received the first issue of your paper sent to me by my dear mother for my birthday present. I certainly will enjoy the news that I am sure I will get from my friends through "The Herald" from time to time. I want to thank you for the good write up and kind wishes extended to me in the last issue of Dec 16. I also want to take this opportunity to invite you to Tulsa, The Oil Capital of the Greatest Little City in the southwest. I want to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy and a Prosperous New Year.
With Best Wishes To All
As Ever Your Friend
Joy C Bond and Family
318 So. Boulder, Tulsa, Okla
In July 1952 Joy was living at 1179 N. Denver Ave., Sand Springs, Oklahoma. (Note: There is no Denver Street in Sand Springs. I would say they meant Tulsa, Oklahoma)
Death certification shows the following for Joy Bond. Middle name is Clifford. Birth place shown as Polk, Nebraska. Date of death is listed as 11-21-1962 at 5:00pm in Tahlepuah(sic), OK. Usual Occupation shown as Saleman. Father, Fred I. Bond and mother, Molesta Walker. Cause of death listed as Cerebral vascular 0c_____. At the time of Joy's death he was shown to be widowed and living in Bennett Nursing Home at time of death. Informant: Mrs. Roy Kennedy - PO Box 1103 - Borger, Tex. Funeral director: Guardian Funeral Home, Inc. Tulsa, OK.
Note: In Polk County, Nebraska there is a town called Osceola. It is unknown how this name is related to the name applied to the area north of Butler, OK and the cemetery there. Polk County is the county west of Butler County in Nebraska. This information implies that Joy's mother may not have moved to Texas with her parents and brothers when they did and may have come to Oklahoma directly from Nebraska.
The Tulsa Daily World, Friday, November 23, 1962 Bond Rites Slated
Services for Joy C. Bond, 70, a retired Mason Electric Co. employe, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Guardian Funeral Chapel here. Bond who moved from Tulsa 20 months ago, died Wednesday in a Tahlequah nursing home. Interment will be in Woodland Cemetery, Sand Springs. (Information/parent links from Rob Walker)
Mr. Bond was a resident of Borger from 1944 to 1952, while owner and operator of B and L Electric and Upholstery Company. He died this morning at Tahlequah.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Roy Kennedy, 501 Austin; two sons, Clifford and Claude, both of Tahlequah; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
(Published in Borger News Herald, November 21, 1962)
(Edith Guynes Stanley)
----------------------
The Butler Herald (items by date)
04-04-1918 Joy Bond returned home last Saturday after three months absence. He worked all winter in the oil fields five miles northeast of Blackwell Okla. at cement and carpenter work.
04-11-1918 Leland Daniels and Joy Bond were repairing Fords the first part of the week.
07-11-1918 Uncle Bud Womble was out the last of the week. He said the hail and dry weather was getting the best of his corn crop.
The Bond families ate fried chicken with Rev. Crocker and family Sunday.
08-22-1918 Mrs. Inez Womble and children have been visiting in the Joy Bond and Ed Covey homes for the last week. Bruce came down and made a short visit the last of the week.
10-10-1918 Uncle Bud and Aunt Lizzie Womble attended Sunday school at Walker Sunday.
10-17-1918 The Bonds were out visiting the sick Sunday afternoon.
11-07-1918 Bruce Womble and family are visiting at the Joy Bond home this week.
11-21-1918 Ed Covey and family visited the Joy Bond family last Tuesday evening.
12-05-1918 The snow is almost gone, but we are still reminded that it is winter these frost mornings.
12-19-1918 The neighbors came in and helped Joy and Fred Bond butcher hogs Tuesday.
12-16-1926 Joy Bond, 318 South Boulder, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Will receive the Herald for the next 52 weeks sent by his mother Mrs. Fred Bond. This subscription is sent as a birthday gift. Joy ís birthday falling on Dec., 14. He has reached his thirty-seventh year.
12-30-1926 I just received the first issue of your paper sent to me by my dear mother for my birthday present. I certainly will enjoy the news that I am sure I will get from my friends through "The Herald" from time to time. I want to thank you for the good write up and kind wishes extended to me in the last issue of Dec 16. I also want to take this opportunity to invite you to Tulsa, The Oil Capital of the Greatest Little City in the southwest. I want to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy and a Prosperous New Year.
With Best Wishes To All
As Ever Your Friend
Joy C Bond and Family
318 So. Boulder, Tulsa, Okla
In July 1952 Joy was living at 1179 N. Denver Ave., Sand Springs, Oklahoma. (Note: There is no Denver Street in Sand Springs. I would say they meant Tulsa, Oklahoma)
Death certification shows the following for Joy Bond. Middle name is Clifford. Birth place shown as Polk, Nebraska. Date of death is listed as 11-21-1962 at 5:00pm in Tahlepuah(sic), OK. Usual Occupation shown as Saleman. Father, Fred I. Bond and mother, Molesta Walker. Cause of death listed as Cerebral vascular 0c_____. At the time of Joy's death he was shown to be widowed and living in Bennett Nursing Home at time of death. Informant: Mrs. Roy Kennedy - PO Box 1103 - Borger, Tex. Funeral director: Guardian Funeral Home, Inc. Tulsa, OK.
Note: In Polk County, Nebraska there is a town called Osceola. It is unknown how this name is related to the name applied to the area north of Butler, OK and the cemetery there. Polk County is the county west of Butler County in Nebraska. This information implies that Joy's mother may not have moved to Texas with her parents and brothers when they did and may have come to Oklahoma directly from Nebraska.
The Tulsa Daily World, Friday, November 23, 1962 Bond Rites Slated
Services for Joy C. Bond, 70, a retired Mason Electric Co. employe, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Guardian Funeral Chapel here. Bond who moved from Tulsa 20 months ago, died Wednesday in a Tahlequah nursing home. Interment will be in Woodland Cemetery, Sand Springs. (Information/parent links from Rob Walker)
Final rites for Joy C. Bond, 72, of Tahlequah, Okla., are to be held Saturday by Guardian Funeral Home, Tulsa, with interment in Sand Springs, Okla.
Mr. Bond was a resident of Borger from 1944 to 1952, while owner and operator of B and L Electric and Upholstery Company. He died this morning at Tahlequah.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Roy Kennedy, 501 Austin; two sons, Clifford and Claude, both of Tahlequah; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
(Published in Borger News Herald, November 21, 1962)
(Edith Guynes Stanley)
----------------------
The Butler Herald (items by date)
04-04-1918 Joy Bond returned home last Saturday after three months absence. He worked all winter in the oil fields five miles northeast of Blackwell Okla. at cement and carpenter work.
04-11-1918 Leland Daniels and Joy Bond were repairing Fords the first part of the week.
07-11-1918 Uncle Bud Womble was out the last of the week. He said the hail and dry weather was getting the best of his corn crop.
The Bond families ate fried chicken with Rev. Crocker and family Sunday.
08-22-1918 Mrs. Inez Womble and children have been visiting in the Joy Bond and Ed Covey homes for the last week. Bruce came down and made a short visit the last of the week.
10-10-1918 Uncle Bud and Aunt Lizzie Womble attended Sunday school at Walker Sunday.
10-17-1918 The Bonds were out visiting the sick Sunday afternoon.
11-07-1918 Bruce Womble and family are visiting at the Joy Bond home this week.
11-21-1918 Ed Covey and family visited the Joy Bond family last Tuesday evening.
12-05-1918 The snow is almost gone, but we are still reminded that it is winter these frost mornings.
12-19-1918 The neighbors came in and helped Joy and Fred Bond butcher hogs Tuesday.
12-16-1926 Joy Bond, 318 South Boulder, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Will receive the Herald for the next 52 weeks sent by his mother Mrs. Fred Bond. This subscription is sent as a birthday gift. Joy ís birthday falling on Dec., 14. He has reached his thirty-seventh year.
12-30-1926 I just received the first issue of your paper sent to me by my dear mother for my birthday present. I certainly will enjoy the news that I am sure I will get from my friends through "The Herald" from time to time. I want to thank you for the good write up and kind wishes extended to me in the last issue of Dec 16. I also want to take this opportunity to invite you to Tulsa, The Oil Capital of the Greatest Little City in the southwest. I want to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy and a Prosperous New Year.
With Best Wishes To All
As Ever Your Friend
Joy C Bond and Family
318 So. Boulder, Tulsa, Okla
In July 1952 Joy was living at 1179 N. Denver Ave., Sand Springs, Oklahoma. (Note: There is no Denver Street in Sand Springs. I would say they meant Tulsa, Oklahoma)
Death certification shows the following for Joy Bond. Middle name is Clifford. Birth place shown as Polk, Nebraska. Date of death is listed as 11-21-1962 at 5:00pm in Tahlepuah(sic), OK. Usual Occupation shown as Saleman. Father, Fred I. Bond and mother, Molesta Walker. Cause of death listed as Cerebral vascular 0c_____. At the time of Joy's death he was shown to be widowed and living in Bennett Nursing Home at time of death. Informant: Mrs. Roy Kennedy - PO Box 1103 - Borger, Tex. Funeral director: Guardian Funeral Home, Inc. Tulsa, OK.
Note: In Polk County, Nebraska there is a town called Osceola. It is unknown how this name is related to the name applied to the area north of Butler, OK and the cemetery there. Polk County is the county west of Butler County in Nebraska. This information implies that Joy's mother may not have moved to Texas with her parents and brothers when they did and may have come to Oklahoma directly from Nebraska.
The Tulsa Daily World, Friday, November 23, 1962 Bond Rites Slated
Services for Joy C. Bond, 70, a retired Mason Electric Co. employe, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Guardian Funeral Chapel here. Bond who moved from Tulsa 20 months ago, died Wednesday in a Tahlequah nursing home. Interment will be in Woodland Cemetery, Sand Springs. (Information/parent links from Rob Walker)
Mr. Bond was a resident of Borger from 1944 to 1952, while owner and operator of B and L Electric and Upholstery Company. He died this morning at Tahlequah.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Roy Kennedy, 501 Austin; two sons, Clifford and Claude, both of Tahlequah; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
(Published in Borger News Herald, November 21, 1962)
(Edith Guynes Stanley)
----------------------
The Butler Herald (items by date)
04-04-1918 Joy Bond returned home last Saturday after three months absence. He worked all winter in the oil fields five miles northeast of Blackwell Okla. at cement and carpenter work.
04-11-1918 Leland Daniels and Joy Bond were repairing Fords the first part of the week.
07-11-1918 Uncle Bud Womble was out the last of the week. He said the hail and dry weather was getting the best of his corn crop.
The Bond families ate fried chicken with Rev. Crocker and family Sunday.
08-22-1918 Mrs. Inez Womble and children have been visiting in the Joy Bond and Ed Covey homes for the last week. Bruce came down and made a short visit the last of the week.
10-10-1918 Uncle Bud and Aunt Lizzie Womble attended Sunday school at Walker Sunday.
10-17-1918 The Bonds were out visiting the sick Sunday afternoon.
11-07-1918 Bruce Womble and family are visiting at the Joy Bond home this week.
11-21-1918 Ed Covey and family visited the Joy Bond family last Tuesday evening.
12-05-1918 The snow is almost gone, but we are still reminded that it is winter these frost mornings.
12-19-1918 The neighbors came in and helped Joy and Fred Bond butcher hogs Tuesday.
12-16-1926 Joy Bond, 318 South Boulder, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Will receive the Herald for the next 52 weeks sent by his mother Mrs. Fred Bond. This subscription is sent as a birthday gift. Joy ís birthday falling on Dec., 14. He has reached his thirty-seventh year.
12-30-1926 I just received the first issue of your paper sent to me by my dear mother for my birthday present. I certainly will enjoy the news that I am sure I will get from my friends through "The Herald" from time to time. I want to thank you for the good write up and kind wishes extended to me in the last issue of Dec 16. I also want to take this opportunity to invite you to Tulsa, The Oil Capital of the Greatest Little City in the southwest. I want to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy and a Prosperous New Year.
With Best Wishes To All
As Ever Your Friend
Joy C Bond and Family
318 So. Boulder, Tulsa, Okla
In July 1952 Joy was living at 1179 N. Denver Ave., Sand Springs, Oklahoma. (Note: There is no Denver Street in Sand Springs. I would say they meant Tulsa, Oklahoma)
Death certification shows the following for Joy Bond. Middle name is Clifford. Birth place shown as Polk, Nebraska. Date of death is listed as 11-21-1962 at 5:00pm in Tahlepuah(sic), OK. Usual Occupation shown as Saleman. Father, Fred I. Bond and mother, Molesta Walker. Cause of death listed as Cerebral vascular 0c_____. At the time of Joy's death he was shown to be widowed and living in Bennett Nursing Home at time of death. Informant: Mrs. Roy Kennedy - PO Box 1103 - Borger, Tex. Funeral director: Guardian Funeral Home, Inc. Tulsa, OK.
Note: In Polk County, Nebraska there is a town called Osceola. It is unknown how this name is related to the name applied to the area north of Butler, OK and the cemetery there. Polk County is the county west of Butler County in Nebraska. This information implies that Joy's mother may not have moved to Texas with her parents and brothers when they did and may have come to Oklahoma directly from Nebraska.
The Tulsa Daily World, Friday, November 23, 1962 Bond Rites Slated
Services for Joy C. Bond, 70, a retired Mason Electric Co. employe, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Guardian Funeral Chapel here. Bond who moved from Tulsa 20 months ago, died Wednesday in a Tahlequah nursing home. Interment will be in Woodland Cemetery, Sand Springs. (Information/parent links from Rob Walker)
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
