Multiple Short Obits/Death Notices

Daisy Belle Ryburn
Death
The Boswell Submarine February 27, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    On last Friday death crossed the threshold of the home of Charley Ryburn and claimed the beloved wife and mother. Funeraly services were held at the Methodist church Saturday February 21, at 5 o'clock  p.m., conducted by Rev. J.W. White, the pastor, after which the last remains of Mrs. Daisy Belle Ryburn were laid to rest in the Boswell Cemetery. To the bereaved loved ones we, with others, extend our hand of sympathy and respect.

Infants of Mr. & Mrs. Carl Michael
Burned to Death
The Boswell Submarine February 27, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    On last Wednesday evening near night time the home and two blessed babes of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Michael in the Forks of Boggy were consumed by fire.
    We weep with them in their hour of distress for there is a tender silver cord of sympathy in the human heart that binds the souls of men, that makes the whole world bow in reverence, that makes a common level, and then we know there is a God of Love Divine who cheers the acheing heart and gives us courage and strength to face and endure the bitterness of the cup of desolation and dispair.

Mr. Hawkins
Killed by Falling Tree
The Boswell Submarine March 12, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    Last Saturday, Mr. Hawkins, who was making rails caught beneath a fall causing his death almost instantly.

Infant Son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ballard
Death
The Boswell Submarine April 3, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    Last Sunday morning at 5:30 the three months old infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ballard passed to the Great Beyond.
    Funeral Services were conducted at 3:30 at the family home on east Hunter Avenue by Elder James Karr after which the remains were laid to rest in the Boswell Cemetery.
    To the bereaved parents we extend our sympathy and respect knowing full well that death is a natural consequence and life but a few fleeting moments on this prepatory cycle for the one in the paradise of peace where the soul returneth to its creator.

Infant of Mr. & Mrs. J.D. Riley
Death
The Boswell Submarine June 12, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    On last Tuesday about 2:15 the death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Riley and wife and claimed allegiance to their infant babe. Services were held Wednesday at the cemetery and were conducted by Rev. W.B. Ailstock after which the little soul was laid to rest.
    The Submarine, with other friends, extend to them our sympathy in their hour of distress.

Mrs. Jake Holman
Death
The Boswell Submarine July 31, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    On last Monday about 10, a.m. the death angel claimed allegiance to the beloved wife of Jake Holman. Her remains were laid to rest in the Boswell Cemetery Tuesday evening.
    Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.B. Ailstock, pastor of the Baptist church.
    The Submarine extends its condolences to the bereaved loved ones.

Belle Love
Death
The Boswell Submarine October 23, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    Belle, the 14 year old daughter of Mr. Felix Love and wife, passed to the Great Beyond on Monday October 10. Her remains were laid to rest in the Boswell Cemetery Tuesday evening.
    Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.B. Ailstock of this city. With the bereaved loved ones bow head in reverence and our heart beats in human sympathy with theirs. We know the anguish of an aching heart and the throbbing pain of grief for had an angel sister once who now rests in solitary slumber beneath the bosom of mother earth. But there is consolation in knowing that there is a God of Nature, who is kind, lovable and just who will all our burdens share if we confide them to him. Solace, reconciliation and comfort there abide.

Ed Holden
Boat Wrecked, One Drowned
The Ft Towson Enterprise December 11, 1908 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    Grant, Okla.. (State Line Junction)
    Engineer Ed Holden drowned, his body yet unrecovered; ten passengers narrowly escaped drowning, and the steamboat "D. Cawley" turned bottom side up in the swirling waters.
    This is the result of a terrible steamboat wreck in mid-stream of the Red river occurring at Arthur City, which is just across on the Texas side of the river.

Luther J. Hollman
The Boswell Submarine November 14, 1913 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    Luther J. Hollman, who died in Hugo; was buried here Wednesday.

Lila Mae Halcomb
The Boswell Submarine December 12, 1913 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    Lila Mae Halcomb, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Halcomb of near Jackson, died Monday and was buried in the Boswell Cemetery Tuesday. Rev. J.W. White conducted the funeral services.

Claude Hanvey
The Boswell Submarine April 17, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    Claude Hanvey, son of Mrs. Hanvey, who lives near Unger, died on April the 10th at the family home. Burial was made in the Boswell Cemetery Saturday at 3 p.m. Funeral Services were conducted by Rev. C. Hale.

Infant of Mr. & Mrs. Mike Low
The Ft Towson Enterprise February 12, 1909 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    We regret to chronicle the death of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Low's baby, which we reported dangerously ill last week. It had every care and attention it possibly could have had, but the complication of diseases was more than its frail body could stand, and it passed peacefully away early Monday morning, and was buried at Old Town the following afternoon. To the devoted father and mother we extend our heartfelt sympathy in this their dark hour of sorrow, but they must remember their little one is now safe in the arms of He who said, "Suffer little children to come unto me, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven."

Infant of Mr. & Mrs. J.A. Syzmore
The Boswell Submarine May 15, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    On Wednesday night the 13th, death visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Syzmore and called home their three weeks old infant babe. Burial will be made at Crowder graveyard today.

Vashti Bales
The Ft Towson Enterprise February 12, 1909 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    The death of Miss Vashti Bales last night about 10 o'clock was a great surprise to the friends of the family. She was taken with typhoid fever some ten weeks ago and was dangerously ill until about three weeks ago when she began to improve, and it was thought she was getting well, but from some cause she relapsed and died suddenly.

Stephen Fullis and Mary Frazier
The Boswell Submarine January 9, 1914 - transcribed & contributed by Ron Henson

    Stephen Fullis and Mary Fraziers funeral service was held last Sunday January, fourth.
    Stephen belonged to the District Union Society and Mary was a member of the Pigeon Roost Sunday School.