M. Brom Rites
Held Monday
Final rites were held Monday
morning for M. Brom, 71, from the
Megargel Catholic Church, who died
Saturday morning at his home.
Father Paul B. Mosler of Seymour
conducted the services.
Burial was in the Megargel
cemetery under direction of Lunn
Funeral Home.
Mr. Brom, who was a native of
Czechoslovakia, had resided in and
near Megargel for the past 33 years.
His farm, two miles south of Me-
gargel, was included in one of the
rich shallow oil pools of the Olney
district.
Surviving are the widow, four
sons and three daughters.
The Olney Enterprise
Olney, Young County, Texas
10 May, 1940
Page six, column 3
Permission granted by the publisher to Michael Gerik
All Rights Reserved
Held Monday
Final rites were held Monday
morning for M. Brom, 71, from the
Megargel Catholic Church, who died
Saturday morning at his home.
Father Paul B. Mosler of Seymour
conducted the services.
Burial was in the Megargel
cemetery under direction of Lunn
Funeral Home.
Mr. Brom, who was a native of
Czechoslovakia, had resided in and
near Megargel for the past 33 years.
His farm, two miles south of Me-
gargel, was included in one of the
rich shallow oil pools of the Olney
district.
Surviving are the widow, four
sons and three daughters.
The Olney Enterprise
Olney, Young County, Texas
10 May, 1940
Page six, column 3
Permission granted by the publisher to Michael Gerik
All Rights Reserved
M. Brom Rites
Held Monday
Final rites were held Monday
morning for M. Brom, 71, from the
Megargel Catholic Church, who died
Saturday morning at his home.
Father Paul B. Mosler of Seymour
conducted the services.
Burial was in the Megargel
cemetery under direction of Lunn
Funeral Home.
Mr. Brom, who was a native of
Czechoslovakia, had resided in and
near Megargel for the past 33 years.
His farm, two miles south of Me-
gargel, was included in one of the
rich shallow oil pools of the Olney
district.
Surviving are the widow, four
sons and three daughters.
The Olney Enterprise
Olney, Young County, Texas
10 May, 1940
Page six, column 3
Permission granted by the publisher to Michael Gerik
All Rights Reserved
Held Monday
Final rites were held Monday
morning for M. Brom, 71, from the
Megargel Catholic Church, who died
Saturday morning at his home.
Father Paul B. Mosler of Seymour
conducted the services.
Burial was in the Megargel
cemetery under direction of Lunn
Funeral Home.
Mr. Brom, who was a native of
Czechoslovakia, had resided in and
near Megargel for the past 33 years.
His farm, two miles south of Me-
gargel, was included in one of the
rich shallow oil pools of the Olney
district.
Surviving are the widow, four
sons and three daughters.
The Olney Enterprise
Olney, Young County, Texas
10 May, 1940
Page six, column 3
Permission granted by the publisher to Michael Gerik
All Rights Reserved
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