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Henry Arenz
© Enid Morning News
07-12-1936
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

© David Schram

Henry ARENZ

Calvary Catholic Cemetery



RITES MONDAY FOR GARFIELD PIONEER

Monday morning at 8 o'clock in St Francis Xavier's church last rites will be held for Henry Arenz, 73, a pioneer Garfield county farmer who died Friday midnight in an Enid hospital after a lingering illness. Dean H. Schaubroeck will be in charge. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.

Mr. Arenz was unmarried . He settled on a farm five miles south of Enid in 1894. He lived there until he retired in 1922 and came to Enid to make his home.

He lived with his sister, Mrs. Barbara Apel and brothers John, Pete and Joe at 1701 West Oklahoma.

Until time for his service the body is being cared for by the Darnall Funeral Home.

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