The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
29 Mar 1947, Sat • Page 5
THOMAS J. HALES
Services for Thomas J. Hales. 86, retired farmer and resident of Oklahoma City for 20 years, who died Thursday in his home at 126 NE 15. will be at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Christian church in Walters, with burial there, under direction of Garrison funeral home.
A native of Neosho. Mo. Hales moved to Walters in 1901, farming there until he retired and moved to Oklahoma City in 1927. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. T. J. Hales of the home: a daughter, Mrs. Callie Lee Butcher, 1124 SW 24, and a son, Jack Hales, 126 1/2 NE 15.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
29 Mar 1947, Sat • Page 5
THOMAS J. HALES
Services for Thomas J. Hales. 86, retired farmer and resident of Oklahoma City for 20 years, who died Thursday in his home at 126 NE 15. will be at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Christian church in Walters, with burial there, under direction of Garrison funeral home.
A native of Neosho. Mo. Hales moved to Walters in 1901, farming there until he retired and moved to Oklahoma City in 1927. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. T. J. Hales of the home: a daughter, Mrs. Callie Lee Butcher, 1124 SW 24, and a son, Jack Hales, 126 1/2 NE 15.
The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
29 Mar 1947, Sat • Page 5
THOMAS J. HALES
Services for Thomas J. Hales. 86, retired farmer and resident of Oklahoma City for 20 years, who died Thursday in his home at 126 NE 15. will be at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Christian church in Walters, with burial there, under direction of Garrison funeral home.
A native of Neosho. Mo. Hales moved to Walters in 1901, farming there until he retired and moved to Oklahoma City in 1927. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. T. J. Hales of the home: a daughter, Mrs. Callie Lee Butcher, 1124 SW 24, and a son, Jack Hales, 126 1/2 NE 15.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
29 Mar 1947, Sat • Page 5
THOMAS J. HALES
Services for Thomas J. Hales. 86, retired farmer and resident of Oklahoma City for 20 years, who died Thursday in his home at 126 NE 15. will be at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Christian church in Walters, with burial there, under direction of Garrison funeral home.
A native of Neosho. Mo. Hales moved to Walters in 1901, farming there until he retired and moved to Oklahoma City in 1927. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. T. J. Hales of the home: a daughter, Mrs. Callie Lee Butcher, 1124 SW 24, and a son, Jack Hales, 126 1/2 NE 15.
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