Fletcher (Staff) -- Services for Millard Glass, 82, who died unexpectedly [on] Friday morning [02 Jul 1965] at his home in Raytown, M[issouri], will be at 2:30 pm [on] Monday [05 Jul 1965] in the Fletcher[, Oklahoma] Baptist Church.
Rev. Bob Lovejoy, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in [the] Fletcher Cemetery under [the] direction of Dalton Funeral Home.
Mr. Glass was born [on] Jan[uary] 13, 1883 in Cumberland Gap, V[irgini]a. He was married to Bernice Freeman [on] Nov[ember] 9, 1909 at Mulberry Gap, Tenn[essee]. They moved to Verden[, Oklahoma] in 1909 and Comanche County in 1920.
[Mr.] Glass was a rural mail carrier for 34 years, retiring in 1953. He was a member of the Baptist Church and [the] I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 520, and [the] Rebekah Lodge No. 215 at Fletcher[, Oklahoma]
Survivors are two daughters: Mrs. Mildred Haley of Skiarook[, Oklahoma] and Mrs. Venes Taylor of Raytown, M[issouri]; a son: James H. [Glass] of Raytown, M[issouri]; two sisters: Mrs. Grace Waddell of Taft, Calif[ornia] and Mrs. Flossie Fletchall of St. Joseph, M[issouri]; three brothers: Earnest Glass of Long Island, N[ew] Y[ork], P. P. Glass of Woodburn, Ore[gon], and Porter M. Glass of Fort Lauderdale, Fl[orid]a; four grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
Source: The Lawton Constitution; Lawton, Oklahoma; Sunday, 04 Jul 1965; Page 2. (Note: Open/Close braces, "[ ]" indicates text that was not part of the original obituary. Ellipsis, "..." indicates where text in the original obituary has not been shown, such as personal addresses.)
(Obituary provided by Mark Wilson, Find-A-Grave Member #46974457.)
Rev. Bob Lovejoy, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in [the] Fletcher Cemetery under [the] direction of Dalton Funeral Home.
Mr. Glass was born [on] Jan[uary] 13, 1883 in Cumberland Gap, V[irgini]a. He was married to Bernice Freeman [on] Nov[ember] 9, 1909 at Mulberry Gap, Tenn[essee]. They moved to Verden[, Oklahoma] in 1909 and Comanche County in 1920.
[Mr.] Glass was a rural mail carrier for 34 years, retiring in 1953. He was a member of the Baptist Church and [the] I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 520, and [the] Rebekah Lodge No. 215 at Fletcher[, Oklahoma]
Survivors are two daughters: Mrs. Mildred Haley of Skiarook[, Oklahoma] and Mrs. Venes Taylor of Raytown, M[issouri]; a son: James H. [Glass] of Raytown, M[issouri]; two sisters: Mrs. Grace Waddell of Taft, Calif[ornia] and Mrs. Flossie Fletchall of St. Joseph, M[issouri]; three brothers: Earnest Glass of Long Island, N[ew] Y[ork], P. P. Glass of Woodburn, Ore[gon], and Porter M. Glass of Fort Lauderdale, Fl[orid]a; four grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
Source: The Lawton Constitution; Lawton, Oklahoma; Sunday, 04 Jul 1965; Page 2. (Note: Open/Close braces, "[ ]" indicates text that was not part of the original obituary. Ellipsis, "..." indicates where text in the original obituary has not been shown, such as personal addresses.)
(Obituary provided by Mark Wilson, Find-A-Grave Member #46974457.)
Fletcher (Staff) -- Services for Millard Glass, 82, who died unexpectedly [on] Friday morning [02 Jul 1965] at his home in Raytown, M[issouri], will be at 2:30 pm [on] Monday [05 Jul 1965] in the Fletcher[, Oklahoma] Baptist Church.
Rev. Bob Lovejoy, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in [the] Fletcher Cemetery under [the] direction of Dalton Funeral Home.
Mr. Glass was born [on] Jan[uary] 13, 1883 in Cumberland Gap, V[irgini]a. He was married to Bernice Freeman [on] Nov[ember] 9, 1909 at Mulberry Gap, Tenn[essee]. They moved to Verden[, Oklahoma] in 1909 and Comanche County in 1920.
[Mr.] Glass was a rural mail carrier for 34 years, retiring in 1953. He was a member of the Baptist Church and [the] I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 520, and [the] Rebekah Lodge No. 215 at Fletcher[, Oklahoma]
Survivors are two daughters: Mrs. Mildred Haley of Skiarook[, Oklahoma] and Mrs. Venes Taylor of Raytown, M[issouri]; a son: James H. [Glass] of Raytown, M[issouri]; two sisters: Mrs. Grace Waddell of Taft, Calif[ornia] and Mrs. Flossie Fletchall of St. Joseph, M[issouri]; three brothers: Earnest Glass of Long Island, N[ew] Y[ork], P. P. Glass of Woodburn, Ore[gon], and Porter M. Glass of Fort Lauderdale, Fl[orid]a; four grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
Source: The Lawton Constitution; Lawton, Oklahoma; Sunday, 04 Jul 1965; Page 2. (Note: Open/Close braces, "[ ]" indicates text that was not part of the original obituary. Ellipsis, "..." indicates where text in the original obituary has not been shown, such as personal addresses.)
(Obituary provided by Mark Wilson, Find-A-Grave Member #46974457.)
Rev. Bob Lovejoy, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in [the] Fletcher Cemetery under [the] direction of Dalton Funeral Home.
Mr. Glass was born [on] Jan[uary] 13, 1883 in Cumberland Gap, V[irgini]a. He was married to Bernice Freeman [on] Nov[ember] 9, 1909 at Mulberry Gap, Tenn[essee]. They moved to Verden[, Oklahoma] in 1909 and Comanche County in 1920.
[Mr.] Glass was a rural mail carrier for 34 years, retiring in 1953. He was a member of the Baptist Church and [the] I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 520, and [the] Rebekah Lodge No. 215 at Fletcher[, Oklahoma]
Survivors are two daughters: Mrs. Mildred Haley of Skiarook[, Oklahoma] and Mrs. Venes Taylor of Raytown, M[issouri]; a son: James H. [Glass] of Raytown, M[issouri]; two sisters: Mrs. Grace Waddell of Taft, Calif[ornia] and Mrs. Flossie Fletchall of St. Joseph, M[issouri]; three brothers: Earnest Glass of Long Island, N[ew] Y[ork], P. P. Glass of Woodburn, Ore[gon], and Porter M. Glass of Fort Lauderdale, Fl[orid]a; four grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
Source: The Lawton Constitution; Lawton, Oklahoma; Sunday, 04 Jul 1965; Page 2. (Note: Open/Close braces, "[ ]" indicates text that was not part of the original obituary. Ellipsis, "..." indicates where text in the original obituary has not been shown, such as personal addresses.)
(Obituary provided by Mark Wilson, Find-A-Grave Member #46974457.)
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