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Carnegie, Oklahoma August 18, 1919 1874 ~ August 18, 1919 John H. Greer, who lives 6 miles southeast of Carnegie, Okla, died last Monday from inflamation of the bowels caused from a kick of a horse. Mr Greer had been running a mower when the horses became lazy and he had fashioned him an instrument by the use of which he intended to make more speed. He had taken a broom stick and drove a nail in the end. then sharpened it to a point. This he was using to prod the horses. The horses resented the punishment and kicked, striking the stick and causing it to produse a tear in the stomach. Belonging to a religion that does not believe in medical aid, none was called and inflamation of the bowels set in causing his death. A coroner;s inquest was held by Justice Bunnell on Momday. |
© Carnegie Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, July 25, 1945 November 27, 1882 ~ July 19, 1945 Final Rites Sunday For Mrs. Schmidt Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the Greenfield Mennonite church for Mrs. John B. Schmidt. Burial was made in the Alden cemetery. Rev Rudolph Schmidt, pastor, conducted the service. Sara Ellen Hudson, was born in Tarrant county, Texas, November 27, 1882 and died July 19, 1945. She was united in marriage to John Greer of Oklahoma, August 31, 1896. To this union was born 10 children, three of whom preceded her death. Mr. Geer died August 18, 1919. She was married January 16, 1923 to John B. Schmidt of Fort Cobb. Surviving are her husband and children, Tom Greer of Los Angeles, California, Mrs. Maggie White of Salinas, Calif., Hamilton Greer of Salinas, Calif., John Greer of Oklahoma City, Ode Greer of Salinas, Calif., Mrs. Tennie Greco of Amsterdam, New York, Nettie, who lived with her mother since the death of her husband; 18 grandchildren, one great grandchild, three brothers, and two sisters. Her step-children include Mrs. Ida Hankins, Oklahoma City; Mrs. Dora Schulenberger, Visalia, Calif.; Mrs. Carrie Jantz, Meno; Walter Schmidt, Fort Cobb; Mrs. Lenora Skinner, Mtn. View, and Alfred Schmidt, Carnegie. All of her children were present with her during her last illness. |
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