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Anton Krejci
© Enid Morning News
02-1975
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

© Glenn

Anton KREJCI

Bison Cemetery


Anton Krejci, 75, 409 E. Ohio, died Friday in his home. Funeral mass was at 10 AM today in St. Francis Xavier Church with the Rev. Marvin F. Leven officiating. Burial followed in the Bison Cemetery under the direction of Henninger – Allen Funeral Home.

Krejci, known as Tony, was born in Czechoslovakia and moved to a farm East of Bison in 1908. He farmed in the Waukomis – Bison area until moving to Enid in 1945, then worked at Pillsbury Mills and the Enid Brickyard until he retired some 11 years ago. He was a member of the St. Francis Xavier Church.

Survivors include one brother, Joe Krejci, Waukomis; one sister – in – law, Mrs. Marie Krejci, Marshall; and several nieces.

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