Clyde Kelin Kicked by Mule - Grady County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandi Carter   SandKatC@aol.com  5 Apr 2000
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The Verden News
June 8, 1927



Clyde Kelin, who was living with his parents seven miles south of 
Verden, was kicked by a mule Sunday evening when turning the animal out 
of the barn. He was rushed to the Chickasha hospital but medical aid 
could not save him, passing away Tuesday night.

The deceased was brought here for burial Wednesday. Rev. Harmon of 
Anadarko preached the funeral service at the Baptist church Wednesday at 
3:00 p. m.

The I. O. O. F. lodge had charge of the service at the cemetery.

Clyde was a young man of about twenty three years, he formerly operated 
the Marlin Filling Station here, and was known as an honest, uprights 
young progressive citizen. He won many friends while here in business 
who mourn his departure.

(25 DEC 1902 - 31 MAY 1927)


Submitted by Sandi Carter