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Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, June 2, 1937 Margaret Francis [Robertson] Johnson Mrs. R.L. Johnson Buried At Ft. Cobb Tuesday P.M. Mrs. R.L. Johnson of Fort Cobb, former resident of the community northeast of Carnegie died Monday afternoon at County Line where she was visiting in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sam White. Funeral services were held at Fort Cobb Tuesday afternoon. Her grandson, Carl Johnson, who formerly made his home with her, came down from Tulsa for the funeral. |
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Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, April 27. 1949 Willie Mae [Bandy] Johnson Mrs. Johnson Rites Were at Fort Cobb 2:30 P.M. Tuesday Services for Mrs. Arthur Johnson, 50, for many years a resident of the Oak Grove community north of Fort Cobb, were at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Harvey chapel in Fort Cobb. Walter Teel, Church of Christ minister of Mountain View, preached the funeral. Mrs. Johnson died in a Chickasha hospital. She had been in poor health a number of years and the past year had undergone three major operations. Willie Mae Bandy was born at Paoli, Okla., April 15, 1899. She was married to James Arthur Johnson Jan. 16, 1916, at Mountain Park. They moved to the Oak Grove community about 1917 and lived there until 1945 when they moved to a farm near Chickasha. After two years, because of Mrs. Johnson's health, they moved to Chickasha. Survivors are the husband, Arthur Johnson; three daughters, Mrs. Irene Johnson of Carnegie; Mrs. Bill Banks, Shafter, Calif.; and Mrs. I.E. Evans, Bakersfield, Calif.; two sons, Carlis Johnson, Wichita, Kan., and Calvin Johnson, Oklahoma City; three brothers, O.E. Meek, Mountain View; G.C. Meek, Kaw City; and J.W. Bandy of Fort Cobb; and two sisters, Mrs. Wash Garrett, Kaw City, and Mrs. G.R. Housley, Berkley, Calif. All were present at the time of death except the two sisters. Others from a distance here for the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taffer and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Slayton, Terrell, Texas, and Claude Johnson and J.E. Johnson, Apache. |
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Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, May 1, 1968 Flora Mae [Bradley] Johnson Flora Mae Bradley was born January 17, 1907, at Cache. She moved with her father to Apache about 35 years ago and was married to Arthur Johnson on January 2, 1951. She is survived by her husband of the home; two daughters Mrs. Blanche Evans of Ridge Crest, CA. and Mrs. Clayton [Irene] Johnson of Carnegie; a son, Carlis Johnson of Lansing, Ill., her father W.S. Bradley of Apache, and 12 grandchildren. |
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Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, May 8, 1957 William C. Johnson 2 Caddoans Are Killed In Car Crash A Carnegie man and a woman from Albert were killed in a head-on- accident, three miles north of Oney Saturday night. Killed in the crash were Mrs. Barbara Alice Applewhite, 64, Albert, and William C. Johnson, 45, route 1, Carnegie. Funeral services for Mrs. Applewhite were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the Albert Christian church. Rites for Johnson were held at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday from the Fort Cobb funeral home chapel. Mike Hellwege, highway patrolman, reported Johnson was killed instantly by the crash and Mrs. Applewhite died a few minutes later. The accident occurred when the two cars crashed head-on, while Johnson was traveling north and Mrs. Applewhite was traveling south. The point of contact was said to be six feet from the west edge of the pavement. Mrs. Applewhite's car was knocked back 14 feet by the impact. Miss Jeanne Edwards, a granddaughter of Mrs. Applewhite and a passenger in her car, was seriously injured. She was given emergency treatment at an Anadarko hospital and later was transferred to a hospital in Oklahoma City. Johnson had just left his mother's farm near Albert and was on his way home when the accident occurred. Mrs. Applewhite had taken some of her other grandchildren and their friends to a movie at Binger and was returning home when her car collided with Johnson's. |
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Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, February 10. 1932 Sgt Ralph Earl Johnson FORT COBB - Graveside service with military honors for Ralph Earl Johnson, 80, Fort Cobb, will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Fort Cobb Cemetery, Fort Cobb, with the Rev. Billy Clabaugh officiating. Mr. Johnson died Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2009, at his home. Arrangements are under direction of Fort Cobb Funeral Home, Fort Cobb. He was born Nov. 20, 1928, in Eakly, to David and Nellie Huguley Johnson. He graduated from Alfalfa school in 1945 and received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Cameron University in 1985. He married Wilma Jo Tilley on Sept 2, 1950, in Wichita Falls, Texas. She died Nov. 18, 2002. He served in the Air Force for more than 20 years and retired as a master sergeant. While he was in the Air Force, the family traveled from coast to coast. After he retired, they moved back to Fort Cobb. He earned his master's degree and doctorate when he was 74. He worked at PSO from 1969 to 1986 when he retired. He was a musician and sang at local fairs with his brother and sister. Survivors include two sons and daughters-in-law: Steve and Jannette Johnson, and Kevin and Rhonda Johnson, all of Fort Cobb; a daughter, Elaine Landry, Anadarko; grandchildren: Mike Johnson, Midwest City; Lacy Johnson, Chickasha; Keith Johnson, Fort Cobb; Redajo Landry, Norman; and Aimee and Zachary Landry, both of Poplarville, MIss.; a great-granddaughter, Kayla Johnson, Moore; two brothers and sisters-in-law: Leroy and LaQuita Johnson, and Louie and Cleota Johnson; two sisters and a brother-in-law: Linda Kay Butler; and Verda and Bill Reed; other relatives; and many friends. He was preceded in death by a brother-in-law, John Butler. |
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Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, March 30, 1932 Frieda Mae Johnson Little Fredia Mae Johnson, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, who reside 9 miles northwest of Fort Cobb was born December 28, 1929 and departed this life March 24, 1932, age 2 years, 3 months and 28 days. She leaves to mourn her death her father, mother, three sisters and two brothers and many other relatives and friends. She is gone but not forgotten by her sorrowing parents and brothers and sisters. The funeral services were held at the home March 25 at 2 p.m. |
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Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, May 18, 1938 Donald Edward Johnson The Carnegie Herald, Wed., May 18, 1938 Arthur Johnson's Little Son Drowns In Stock Tank Donald Edward, two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, who reside ten miles northeast of Carnegie, was drowned in a stock tank near the barn last Thursday morning. All members of the family except Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Johnson's father were away from home at the time the tragedy occurred. Grandpa Johnson was working in the barnyard hardly more than fifty feet from the tank. Donald had been out with him and said he was going to the house, but instead stopped at the tank and fell in. Mrs. Johnson who was working in the house missed him and after a few minutes search found his body. Grandpa Johnson walked half a mile to where Mr. Harkins was plowing to summon aid but Donald was beyond the help of sympathetic friends. The Master had summoned and Donald had answered the call. Besides his parents he leaves to mourn his passing two brothers, Carliss and Calvin; three sister, Blanche and Irene at home and Mrs. Winifred Banks of Shafter, Calif. Also Grandfather Johnson and a host of other relatives who will miss him. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Palmer of Apache at the Harvey Chapel, Ft. Cobb and interment was in the Ft. Cobb cemetery. |
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Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Saturday. December 8, 2012 Jeannette [Combest] Johnson Jannette Johnson, 56, of Fort Cobb, OK, passed away on Saturday, December 8th, 2012, in Oklahoma City, OK after a brief illness. She was born on March 14, 1956 in Carnegie, OK to Guinell "Mutt" [Fife] and Charlie John "Curly" Combest. She grew up in Carnegie and graduated from Carnegie High School in 1974. She married Steve Johnson on June 28, 1979 in Wichita Falls, TX. Jannette worked for Hollytex Carpet Mills in Anadarko for many years. While there she worked in numerous positions working her way up to purchasing agent. She and Steve later owned and operated Downtown Flowers and Gifts in Fort Cobb. She was very active in community service. She enjoyed helping with the Fort Cobb Fair and also helped to judge local flower shows. Her hobbies included gardening and bird watching. Jannette was a member of the First Christian Church in Carnegie, OK. She loved spending time with her family and her friends in the community. She is survived by: Her husband, Steve, of the home in Fort Cobb, OK, Her sister and brother-in-law: Brenda and C.W. Guynn of Fort Cobb, OK, Her step-son: Mike Johnson of Midwest City, OK, Her brother-in-law: Kevin and wife, Rhonda, Johnson of Fort Cobb, OK, Her sister-in-law: Elaine Landry of Anadarko, OK, 3 nieces: Lacy and husband, Seth, Savage of Anadarko, OK, Redajo Landry of Norman, OK, Aimee Landry of Norman, OK, 2 nephews: Keith Johnson of Stillwater, OK, Zach Landry of Poplarville, MS, 1 great-nephew: Gunner Savage, 4 aunts: Colleen Long of Temple, OK Maxine Caddell of Apache, OK, Betty Davis of Fort Cobb, OK Nadine Claunch of Carnegie, OK, Numerous other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; Mutt and Curly Combest and her mother and father-in-laws; Ralph and Jo Johnson Memorial Grave Side Services: 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 11, 2012, Oak Grove Cemetery, Fort Cobb, OK, Officiating: Billy Clabaugh ***In lieu of flowers the family, as requested by Jannette, sugest that memorial contributions in her memory be made to the Jannette Johnson Memorial Fund at the Washita Valley Bank , P.O. Box 100, Fort Cobb, OK, with all proceeds going to Project Liberty that funds a children's orphanage in Mozambique to help support the underprivileged children of that region. Services under the direction of Fort Cobb Funeral Home, Fort Cobb, OK. You may send messages of condolences to the family at www.smithfuneralservices.com |
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