Marshall Co., OK; Obituary: Laura Lee Lynn


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MADILL RECORD JANUARY 12, 1933  
(MRS. LYNN DIES OF PNEUMONIA HERE) 
(FUNERAL IS CONDUCTED AT HOME MONDAY) 

Pneumonia was fatal to Mrs. Laura Lee Lynn, 54, wife of G.E. Lynn, Lebanon,
at 2:15 Sunday morning. She had been ill for only four days. Funeral
services were held at the Lynn home at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon, with
Rev. Julie Standridge, local Nazarene Pastor, officiating. Burial was in
the Powell Cemetery. Singing for the occasion was furnished by Mr. and Mrs.
John Landran, W.W. Fondren and Mrs. Bud Maxey, all of Madill, with Miss.
Jewel Battle as the piano accompanist. Pallbearers were B.G. Askew, Calvin
Orr, Neely Barentine, Woodrow Ables, Lowell Moore and Carl Logan. Immediate
survivors of Mrs. Lynn are her husband, G.E.(Ernest) Lynn, one son, Tams
Lynn, Lebanon; and Three daughters, Miss. Mabel Lynn, a student at Murray
College, Tishomingo, Mrs. Marie House, Broken Bow, and Mrs. Otis Beavers,
Hotchatown, Okla. and a sister Mrs. E.B. Lynn, who lives in the Weaverton
Community near Madill, and another sister, Mrs. Henry Lynn of Oklahoma
City. Mrs. Lynn, before her marriage to G.E. Lynn in 1899 at Fox, Okla.,
was Miss. Laura Lee Johnson. One year after they were married, they moved
to Lebanan and have resided there since, which covers a period of 32 years.
Among the out-of-town relatives attending the funeral were Mrs. Harvey
Russell, A sister of Mr. Lynn, and Mr. Russell of Mangum; Mrs. Minnie
Wallace, another of Mr. Lynn's sisters, of Maysville, and his brother C.A.
Lynn of Oakland.