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© Carnegie Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, December 8, 1926 Judge Floyd A Lane December 7, 1859 ~ December 6, 1926 Judge F.A. Lane Dies After Three Years of Suffering Judge F.A. Lane died at 2 a.m. Monday, ending more than three years of suffering excruciating pain from an infected arm. The judge came to Carnegie from Anadarko in 1907, and has practiced law here since that time. Three years ago he was stricken with paralysis in his left arm, losing the use of the member. Funeral services were conducted at the Pitcher Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Wednesday, and interment was made in the Oney cemetery. Rev. R.K. McGregor had charge of the services. F.A. Lane was born in Columbia county, Ark., December 7, 1859, died December 5, 1926, aged 66 years, 11 months and 28 days. The judge had never married. He had his law office and bachelor apartments in the Cole building for the past several years. Since his affliction he has borne his suffering with much fortitude. Mr. Lane has a brother, J.A. Lane, who lives near Oney. A sister lives at Anadarko and another at Sulphur. C.H. Carswell and H.C. Gibbs of the Caddo county bar association, old time friends of the Judge, attended the funeral. © Carnegie Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, December 15, 1926 Judge Floyd A Lane December 7, 1859 ~ December 6, 1926 In Memoriam Of F.A. Lane Floyd A. Lane was born December 7, 1859 in Columbus county, Arkansas. He departed this life at Carnegie, Oklahoma on the 6th day of December, 1926. Thus, he lacked one day of being 67 years of age at the time of his demise. Three years before his demise, he suffered a stroke of paralysis in his left arm and patiently bore this and other afflictions until death relieved him of his sufferings. He was admitted to the practice of law in the state of his nativity. He came to Anadarko, Oklahoma soon after the opening of this county to settlement in 1901 and practiced law in said city until the year of 1907 when he moved to Carnegie where he lived and practiced his profession until the time of his death. Floyd A. Lane was a member of the old school, and combined honesty and hospitality. He was loved by his friends for his sterling worth and respected by all who knew him as being a man of honor and high character. In his conduct as a man and private citizen, he measured up to high standard of excellence, and possessed the entire confidence of his friends and fellow members of the bar. We submit this memorial of his death, feeling assured that its sentiments will have the full approval of the members of the Caddo County Bar, and all who knew him. We submit that his death comes ads a matter of personal grief. We hereby express our profound appreciation of the life labors and professional services which were brought to a close by the death of our fellow member Floyd A. Lane. We most respectfully submit these resolutions to the Bar Association of Caddo County, Oklahoma and move their adoption, and that the said resolutions be spread of record and that copies be sent to the relatives. C.R. Carswell, C. Ross Hume, Theodore Pruett. |
© Carnegie Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, February 5, 1958 Virgil Lane July 8, 1897 ~ January 29, 1958 Rites Are Held Saturday For Eakly Cafe Owner Funeral services for Virgil Lane, Eakly, father of Mrs. Leo Graham of Carnegie, were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Eakly highschool auditorium with rev. Jesse Haney, pastor of the Eakly Methodist church, officiating. Interment was in the Oney cemetery. Lane, owner and operator of the Lane cafe in Eakly for several years, entered the Veterans hospital at Oklahoma City two weeks before he died, Wednesday, January 29. After being in the hospital a week, he had surgery from which he did not recover. He was born July 8, 1897, in Columbia county, Ark. He moved with his parents to the Oney community when he was seven years old. He was married in 1919 to Jewel Brown. Four children were born to them. She and one son preceded him in death. On September 25, 1929, he was married to Miss Naomi Arnett La Grone. Three children were born to this union. One son, Albert Earl, preceded him in death. Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Arnett Lane, of the home, three daughters, Wanda Lane, Eakly, and Mrs. Kenneth Duggin, Dallas; two sons, J.W. Lane of Dallas, and Derrell C. Lane, Oracle, Ariz.; three sisters, Mrs. Effie Brakebill and Mrs. George Thompson, both of Oney and Mrs. Lota Price, Chickasha; 10 grandchildren and many other relatives. |
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