David Ross Zenor, 97, of 1016 S.W. 44, died Thursday at South Community Hospital after a long illness. Services wil be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Vondel L Smith & Sons Mortuary with burial in Fairlawn Cemetery.
David Zenor was born in Centerpoint, Indiana and moved to the Oklahoma City area in 1890. He was a retired supervisor and interurban operator for Oklahoma Railway Co. Zenor was a member of Analgamated Transit Union and Southern Oaks Church of Christ.
Survivors include his wife, Marie, three sons, Stanley R. of the home, Charles W., Oklahoma City, and Alvin H., Garland, Texas, two brothers, J. Ed, Oklahoma City, and Ira, Guthrie: two sisters, Mrs. Ida Mae Adcock and Lethea Sehave both of Oklahoma City; four grand children and nine great grandchildren.
David Zenor was born in Centerpoint, Indiana and moved to the Oklahoma City area in 1890. He was a retired supervisor and interurban operator for Oklahoma Railway Co. Zenor was a member of Analgamated Transit Union and Southern Oaks Church of Christ.
Survivors include his wife, Marie, three sons, Stanley R. of the home, Charles W., Oklahoma City, and Alvin H., Garland, Texas, two brothers, J. Ed, Oklahoma City, and Ira, Guthrie: two sisters, Mrs. Ida Mae Adcock and Lethea Sehave both of Oklahoma City; four grand children and nine great grandchildren.
David Ross Zenor, 97, of 1016 S.W. 44, died Thursday at South Community Hospital after a long illness. Services wil be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Vondel L Smith & Sons Mortuary with burial in Fairlawn Cemetery.
David Zenor was born in Centerpoint, Indiana and moved to the Oklahoma City area in 1890. He was a retired supervisor and interurban operator for Oklahoma Railway Co. Zenor was a member of Analgamated Transit Union and Southern Oaks Church of Christ.
Survivors include his wife, Marie, three sons, Stanley R. of the home, Charles W., Oklahoma City, and Alvin H., Garland, Texas, two brothers, J. Ed, Oklahoma City, and Ira, Guthrie: two sisters, Mrs. Ida Mae Adcock and Lethea Sehave both of Oklahoma City; four grand children and nine great grandchildren.
David Zenor was born in Centerpoint, Indiana and moved to the Oklahoma City area in 1890. He was a retired supervisor and interurban operator for Oklahoma Railway Co. Zenor was a member of Analgamated Transit Union and Southern Oaks Church of Christ.
Survivors include his wife, Marie, three sons, Stanley R. of the home, Charles W., Oklahoma City, and Alvin H., Garland, Texas, two brothers, J. Ed, Oklahoma City, and Ira, Guthrie: two sisters, Mrs. Ida Mae Adcock and Lethea Sehave both of Oklahoma City; four grand children and nine great grandchildren.
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