Beckham County, OK - Obits:  Dura M. Glasgow, 1912
Thursday, August 25, 2005

Submitted by:  sayrepl1@sayre.lib.ok.us  (Stacy Akins)
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GLASGOW, DURA M. 
 
B. 1891
D. 14 Jan 1912
Carter Cemetery
Beckham Co OK
 
Duro Glasco died at his home near
Doxey last Sunday and was buried
Monday at the Carter cemetery.  The 
deceased was 19 years of age and a
young man who was universally re-
spected by all.  Until two or three
months ago he was employed at J. J.
Cuff's dry goods store in this city.
His death was caused by an attack of
pneumonia.
 
Sayre Sun 18 Jan 1912 ( I left in the typos)
 
 
On Sunday night last, at the
home of his parents near Doxey,
Duro Glasgow quietly passed to
his future home after a 6 weeks
siege of Pneumonia.  He was a 
young man 20 years of age, of
exemplary habit and well known
to the whole of his county, hav-
ing been a salesman in the J. J.
dry goods store for some time.
  Interment was had at Carter
on Monday last and his relatives
have the sympathy of the entire
community in which The Head-
light joins.
 
Sayre Headlight 19 Jan 1912
 
GLASGOW, DURA M. 
 
B. 1891
D. 14 Jan 1912
Carter Cemetery
Beckham Co OK
 
Duro Glasco died at his home near
Doxey last Sunday and was buried
Monday at the Carter cemetery.  The 
deceased was 19 years of age and a
young man who was universally re-
spected by all.  Until two or three
months ago he was employed at J. J.
Cuff's dry goods store in this city.
His death was caused by an attack of
pneumonia.
 
Sayre Sun 18 Jan 1912 ( I left in the typos)
 
 
On Sunday night last, at the
home of his parents near Doxey,
Duro Glasgow quietly passed to
his future home after a 6 weeks
siege of Pneumonia.  He was a 
young man 20 years of age, of
exemplary habit and well known
to the whole of his county, hav-
ing been a salesman in the J. J.
dry goods store for some time.
  Interment was had at Carter
on Monday last and his relatives
have the sympathy of the entire
community in which The Head-
light joins.
 
Sayre Headlight 19 Jan 1912
 
GLASGOW, LEVI
 
B.  1866
D. 19 Mar 1954
 
  A wave of sorrow spread over
this community when we learned
of the death of Levi Glasgow. Mr.
Glasgow won the earliest of the
pioneer settlers.  Both C. A. Hohen-
shelt and J. R. Wann were neigh-
bors of Mr. Glasgow 50 years ago.
Your correspondantt was boarding
with Glasgow family at the same
time.
 
Sayre Sun  1 Apr 1954