Ezra S. Dingus
NEWKIRK - Ezra S. Dingus, longtime Newkirk resident, died Saturday, Sept. 20, 1997, at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Ponca City. He was 84.
The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Newkirk First United Methodist Church with Dr. William R. Chace officiating. Burial is to follow at Newkirk Cemetery under the direction of Miller-Stahl Funeral Service.
Ezra S. Dingus was born Jan. 17, 1913, in Norman, the son of Silas Cogan and Cora (Knouse) Dingus. He grew up in rural areas and attended rural elementary schools. He graduated from McCloud High School in 1930. After graduation he lived and worked in the Norman area. In 1936 Dingus moved to Ponca City and began employment with Nickles Machine Corp.
On Nov. 3, 1956, he was married to Barbara Davisson in her parents home north of Newkirk, and the couple established their first home in Ponca City. They moved to a farm north of Ponca City in 1971, and Dingus retired from Nickles Machine in 1974, after 38 years with the company. He was a former member of the Ponca City Bowling Association. Dingus enjoyed farming, bowling, gardening, woodworking and roller skating.
Survivors include his wife Barbara, of the home; one son, Roy Dingus of Kildare; three daughters, Teresa Lovell of Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Rita Gassaway of Tulsa and Connie Short of Houston, Texas; one brother, Evart Dingus of San Pablo, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Paul (Myrtle) Wittmer of Ponca City; and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Darlene; his parents; one sister, Ruth; and an uncle.
Ezra Dingus in Newkirk OK cemetery
You requested as photo of his stone. He doesn't have one. I wasn't able to get a photo of just his plot because the cemetery does not publish maps of the cemetery with plots so I tried to figure out where it was when I was out there today. This is as close as I could get. He is in L 20 and I got L 19 and a far shot of L 20. I don't know the names of the other people in L 20. Linda
Added by Linda Carpenter Shindler ... on Sep 10, 2012 3:54 PM
NEWKIRK - Ezra S. Dingus, longtime Newkirk resident, died Saturday, Sept. 20, 1997, at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Ponca City. He was 84.
The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Newkirk First United Methodist Church with Dr. William R. Chace officiating. Burial is to follow at Newkirk Cemetery under the direction of Miller-Stahl Funeral Service.
Ezra S. Dingus was born Jan. 17, 1913, in Norman, the son of Silas Cogan and Cora (Knouse) Dingus. He grew up in rural areas and attended rural elementary schools. He graduated from McCloud High School in 1930. After graduation he lived and worked in the Norman area. In 1936 Dingus moved to Ponca City and began employment with Nickles Machine Corp.
On Nov. 3, 1956, he was married to Barbara Davisson in her parents home north of Newkirk, and the couple established their first home in Ponca City. They moved to a farm north of Ponca City in 1971, and Dingus retired from Nickles Machine in 1974, after 38 years with the company. He was a former member of the Ponca City Bowling Association. Dingus enjoyed farming, bowling, gardening, woodworking and roller skating.
Survivors include his wife Barbara, of the home; one son, Roy Dingus of Kildare; three daughters, Teresa Lovell of Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Rita Gassaway of Tulsa and Connie Short of Houston, Texas; one brother, Evart Dingus of San Pablo, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Paul (Myrtle) Wittmer of Ponca City; and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Darlene; his parents; one sister, Ruth; and an uncle.
Ezra Dingus in Newkirk OK cemetery
You requested as photo of his stone. He doesn't have one. I wasn't able to get a photo of just his plot because the cemetery does not publish maps of the cemetery with plots so I tried to figure out where it was when I was out there today. This is as close as I could get. He is in L 20 and I got L 19 and a far shot of L 20. I don't know the names of the other people in L 20. Linda
Added by Linda Carpenter Shindler ... on Sep 10, 2012 3:54 PM
Ezra S. Dingus
NEWKIRK - Ezra S. Dingus, longtime Newkirk resident, died Saturday, Sept. 20, 1997, at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Ponca City. He was 84.
The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Newkirk First United Methodist Church with Dr. William R. Chace officiating. Burial is to follow at Newkirk Cemetery under the direction of Miller-Stahl Funeral Service.
Ezra S. Dingus was born Jan. 17, 1913, in Norman, the son of Silas Cogan and Cora (Knouse) Dingus. He grew up in rural areas and attended rural elementary schools. He graduated from McCloud High School in 1930. After graduation he lived and worked in the Norman area. In 1936 Dingus moved to Ponca City and began employment with Nickles Machine Corp.
On Nov. 3, 1956, he was married to Barbara Davisson in her parents home north of Newkirk, and the couple established their first home in Ponca City. They moved to a farm north of Ponca City in 1971, and Dingus retired from Nickles Machine in 1974, after 38 years with the company. He was a former member of the Ponca City Bowling Association. Dingus enjoyed farming, bowling, gardening, woodworking and roller skating.
Survivors include his wife Barbara, of the home; one son, Roy Dingus of Kildare; three daughters, Teresa Lovell of Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Rita Gassaway of Tulsa and Connie Short of Houston, Texas; one brother, Evart Dingus of San Pablo, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Paul (Myrtle) Wittmer of Ponca City; and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Darlene; his parents; one sister, Ruth; and an uncle.
Ezra Dingus in Newkirk OK cemetery
You requested as photo of his stone. He doesn't have one. I wasn't able to get a photo of just his plot because the cemetery does not publish maps of the cemetery with plots so I tried to figure out where it was when I was out there today. This is as close as I could get. He is in L 20 and I got L 19 and a far shot of L 20. I don't know the names of the other people in L 20. Linda
Added by Linda Carpenter Shindler ... on Sep 10, 2012 3:54 PM
NEWKIRK - Ezra S. Dingus, longtime Newkirk resident, died Saturday, Sept. 20, 1997, at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Ponca City. He was 84.
The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Newkirk First United Methodist Church with Dr. William R. Chace officiating. Burial is to follow at Newkirk Cemetery under the direction of Miller-Stahl Funeral Service.
Ezra S. Dingus was born Jan. 17, 1913, in Norman, the son of Silas Cogan and Cora (Knouse) Dingus. He grew up in rural areas and attended rural elementary schools. He graduated from McCloud High School in 1930. After graduation he lived and worked in the Norman area. In 1936 Dingus moved to Ponca City and began employment with Nickles Machine Corp.
On Nov. 3, 1956, he was married to Barbara Davisson in her parents home north of Newkirk, and the couple established their first home in Ponca City. They moved to a farm north of Ponca City in 1971, and Dingus retired from Nickles Machine in 1974, after 38 years with the company. He was a former member of the Ponca City Bowling Association. Dingus enjoyed farming, bowling, gardening, woodworking and roller skating.
Survivors include his wife Barbara, of the home; one son, Roy Dingus of Kildare; three daughters, Teresa Lovell of Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Rita Gassaway of Tulsa and Connie Short of Houston, Texas; one brother, Evart Dingus of San Pablo, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Paul (Myrtle) Wittmer of Ponca City; and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Darlene; his parents; one sister, Ruth; and an uncle.
Ezra Dingus in Newkirk OK cemetery
You requested as photo of his stone. He doesn't have one. I wasn't able to get a photo of just his plot because the cemetery does not publish maps of the cemetery with plots so I tried to figure out where it was when I was out there today. This is as close as I could get. He is in L 20 and I got L 19 and a far shot of L 20. I don't know the names of the other people in L 20. Linda
Added by Linda Carpenter Shindler ... on Sep 10, 2012 3:54 PM
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