Pioneer Genealogical Society - Ponca City, Oklahoma
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The Blackwell
Times Record Submitted
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Mrs. Tyner Dead Mrs.
T. H. Tyner died at the family residence in this city Friday morning at
1 o'clock, after a lingering illness. Her sister, Mrs. J. S. Garris, and
other relatives were at her bedside during her more recent illness and
at the time of her death and everything that love could supply was done
to give her peace and comfort during her closing hours. Mrs. Tyner was
a good christian woman, a member of the Presbyterian church and as wife,
mother, neighbor and friend was valued for many sterling qualities. A
large circle of friends and acquaintances, and her friends in the church,
are with the relatives bereaved and join with them in mourning her death.
The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church Saturday morning at 9:30,
conducted by her pastor, Rev. Thos. F. Barrier; the music being furnished
by the church choir. The address was a beautiful one; the message being
one of joy to the bereaved ones, who were assured that their loved one
is now with her Saviour, in a place where suffering and sickness never
enter. The Ladies Aid Society and other friends sent beautiful flowers.
The funeral was held in the morning so that the body could be taken to
Arkansas City for interment, but on account of the high water that part
of the ceremony was deferred until Sunday morning, when accompanied by
the undertaker, Rev. Barrier and a few of the relatives, Mr. Tyner took
his loved one to the old home to lay her body by the side of other loved
ones. Besides the sister, Mrs. Garris, and daughters, there were at the
funeral her brothers, P.F. Endicott of Arkansas City, and S.T. Endicott
and family of this city.
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