Fletcher; Jan 21 [1948] [Special] -- John F. Cobb, prominent resident of northeast Comanche County for nearly 49 years, and county road supervisor for many years, died at his home here [in Fletcher, Oklahoma] about 2 pm [on] Tuesday [20 Jan 1948], following an illness of several months. He was 66.
Mr. Cobb had returned to his home a few days ago from a hospital where he had been confined several weeks with pneumonia. Death was the result of a heart condition.
A resident of near Fletcher[, Oklahoma] since 1909, Mr. Cobb moved to Fletcher[, Oklahoma] a few years ago after operating a farm about a mile northwest of here for may years.
Born in Saint Jo, Tex[as], he moved to Comanche County from Montague [County], Tex[as], where he was married to the former Jane E. Everett in 1907. He has been a member of the Christian Church since 1924.
Survivors include his wife; a son: Buster Cobb [of] Cyril[, Oklahoma]; a daughter: Mrs. Clara Howard [of] Fletcher[, Oklahoma];...three grandchildren; a brother: Will Cobb [of] Lawton[, Oklahoma]; and a sister: Mrs. Hattie Cable [of] Fletcher[, Oklahoma]....
Funeral services will be held at the Fletcher[, Oklahoma] Christian Church at 2:30 pm [on] Thursday [22 Jan 1948]. The Wisener Funeral Home of Fletcher[, Oklahoma] is in charge of arrangements.
Source: The Lawton Constitution; Lawton, Oklahoma; Wednesday, 21 Jan 1948; Page 1. (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.)
Mr. Cobb had returned to his home a few days ago from a hospital where he had been confined several weeks with pneumonia. Death was the result of a heart condition.
A resident of near Fletcher[, Oklahoma] since 1909, Mr. Cobb moved to Fletcher[, Oklahoma] a few years ago after operating a farm about a mile northwest of here for may years.
Born in Saint Jo, Tex[as], he moved to Comanche County from Montague [County], Tex[as], where he was married to the former Jane E. Everett in 1907. He has been a member of the Christian Church since 1924.
Survivors include his wife; a son: Buster Cobb [of] Cyril[, Oklahoma]; a daughter: Mrs. Clara Howard [of] Fletcher[, Oklahoma];...three grandchildren; a brother: Will Cobb [of] Lawton[, Oklahoma]; and a sister: Mrs. Hattie Cable [of] Fletcher[, Oklahoma]....
Funeral services will be held at the Fletcher[, Oklahoma] Christian Church at 2:30 pm [on] Thursday [22 Jan 1948]. The Wisener Funeral Home of Fletcher[, Oklahoma] is in charge of arrangements.
Source: The Lawton Constitution; Lawton, Oklahoma; Wednesday, 21 Jan 1948; Page 1. (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; Jan 21 [1948] [Special] -- John F. Cobb, prominent resident of northeast Comanche County for nearly 49 years, and county road supervisor for many years, died at his home here [in Fletcher, Oklahoma] about 2 pm [on] Tuesday [20 Jan 1948], following an illness of several months. He was 66.
Mr. Cobb had returned to his home a few days ago from a hospital where he had been confined several weeks with pneumonia. Death was the result of a heart condition.
A resident of near Fletcher[, Oklahoma] since 1909, Mr. Cobb moved to Fletcher[, Oklahoma] a few years ago after operating a farm about a mile northwest of here for may years.
Born in Saint Jo, Tex[as], he moved to Comanche County from Montague [County], Tex[as], where he was married to the former Jane E. Everett in 1907. He has been a member of the Christian Church since 1924.
Survivors include his wife; a son: Buster Cobb [of] Cyril[, Oklahoma]; a daughter: Mrs. Clara Howard [of] Fletcher[, Oklahoma];...three grandchildren; a brother: Will Cobb [of] Lawton[, Oklahoma]; and a sister: Mrs. Hattie Cable [of] Fletcher[, Oklahoma]....
Funeral services will be held at the Fletcher[, Oklahoma] Christian Church at 2:30 pm [on] Thursday [22 Jan 1948]. The Wisener Funeral Home of Fletcher[, Oklahoma] is in charge of arrangements.
Source: The Lawton Constitution; Lawton, Oklahoma; Wednesday, 21 Jan 1948; Page 1. (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.)
Mr. Cobb had returned to his home a few days ago from a hospital where he had been confined several weeks with pneumonia. Death was the result of a heart condition.
A resident of near Fletcher[, Oklahoma] since 1909, Mr. Cobb moved to Fletcher[, Oklahoma] a few years ago after operating a farm about a mile northwest of here for may years.
Born in Saint Jo, Tex[as], he moved to Comanche County from Montague [County], Tex[as], where he was married to the former Jane E. Everett in 1907. He has been a member of the Christian Church since 1924.
Survivors include his wife; a son: Buster Cobb [of] Cyril[, Oklahoma]; a daughter: Mrs. Clara Howard [of] Fletcher[, Oklahoma];...three grandchildren; a brother: Will Cobb [of] Lawton[, Oklahoma]; and a sister: Mrs. Hattie Cable [of] Fletcher[, Oklahoma]....
Funeral services will be held at the Fletcher[, Oklahoma] Christian Church at 2:30 pm [on] Thursday [22 Jan 1948]. The Wisener Funeral Home of Fletcher[, Oklahoma] is in charge of arrangements.
Source: The Lawton Constitution; Lawton, Oklahoma; Wednesday, 21 Jan 1948; Page 1. (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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