Obit of Harrel, James  (h640) - Roger Mills County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Wanda Purcell   <wpurc25758@aol.com>  07 May 2003
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Surnames: Harrel, McKay, Imhoff, Moore, Evans, Craig, Lovett, Harbour 

Originally Posted at:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/5YB.2ACE/5435

James Harrel, son of George anfd Luzetti Harrel, was born in Old Day 
County, Indian Territoy April 7, 1905.  Jim lived in Day county 
(Later called Ellis) until 1918.  He then moved to Roger Mills County 
and has lived in this are ever since.

He attended the Country school's of Ioland in Ellis County and Howard 
School in the Bar X township of Roger Mills.

Jim married Gladys McKay of Migit Flat, Roger Mills County October 
22, 1922.

Four children were born to Jim and Glayds.  Celo James, who was 
killed in action in the south Pacific during World War II, Hazel Mari 
Imhoff, of Bossier City, Louisiana, Pauline Moore of Foss, Oklahoma 
and Martha Lou Evans of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Jim was a farmer and rancher and an active member of the community of 
Leedey.  He was also a member of the Leedey Methodist Church.

Preceding Jim in death are his parents, son Celo James, his brothers, 
Ray, Lance, George, Henry and one sister, Myrtle.  Those left to 
cherish his memory include, his wife, Gladys, 3 daughters, Hazel, 
Pauline, and Martha Lou, four grandchildren, Barbara Jean Craig of 
Oklahoma City, Keith Evans of Leedey, Donna Evans of Oklahoma City, 
Gay Moore of Foss, two great-grandchildren, Regina and Christa Craig 
of Oklahoma City, 1 brotgher Hugh Harrel of Leedey, 3 sisters, Hazel 
Lovett of Cheyenne, Oklahoma, Lillie Harbour of Victorville, 
California, Dollie McKay of Leedey, many nephews, nieces and a host 
of friends.

Funeral services for Jim Harrel were held Friday, October 31, 1975 at 
2:30 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church Leedey, Oklahoma.  
Interment followed in the Shirley Cemetery west of Leedey, Roger 
Mills County, Oklahoma.  Officiating minister was James Ellis.

Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne, OK
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