∼OBITUARY OF FRED MANNEN
Fred MANNEN, prominent Perryton contactor and builder, died shortly before noon, Wednesday, of a heart attack. He suffered a severe heart attack October 09 and after several weeks hospitalization, appeared to be on the way to recovery. He was up and about and had been downtown a number of times during the past few weeks. He arose as usual Wednesday morning and was apparently feeling fine. The end was sudden.
Jacob Fredic MANNEN was born October 31, 1879 in Lincoln county, Kansas. He was married to Miss Myrtle Eline BURT at Beloit, Kansas, June 10, 1908. One child, Helen, was born to this union. Mr. and Mrs. MANNEN moved to Texas in 1926, residing at Spearman for one year before coming to Perryton.
Surviving are the wife and daughter, Miss Helen MANNEN's one brother, Sam MANNEN, Missouri; three sisters: Mrs. Stella VANDIVER, Kansas City, Missouri; Mrs. J. H. BURT, Lincoln, Kansas; Mrs. Golden MORRIS, Lincoln, Kansas.
Fred MANNEN was a member of the Perryton Masonic Lodge and the Royal Arch Chapter. His fellow Masons will have charge of the burial. He was also a member of the Odd Fellows and the Modern Woodmen.
While complete funeral arrangements have not been made, it is thought that the services will be held at the First Baptist Church, Friday afternoon. Burial will be in the Ochiltree Cemetery.
(Published in The Ochiltree County Herald (Perryton, TX), Thursday, December 03, 1942.)∼J. Fred MANNEN
The sudden death of Fred MANNEN, age 63, at home, 910 SW Sixth Street, on Wednesday, December 02, from a heart attack came as a shock to the community.
Funeral Services were conducted at the Baptist Church Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock, with Rev. S. R.* used the 23rd Psalm and a part of the 15th Chapter of Luck as a subject and around this theme wove a beautiful tribute to the life and memory of Mr. MANNEN.
A male quartet, Robert Lawrence, I. R. Buchanan, Virgil Castle and A. K. Wooten, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. A. K. Wilson, sang three selections, "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere", "Sunset Hour" and "No Night There". The local Masonic lodge of which Mr. MANNEN was a member paid final tribute and directed the burial in the Ochiltree Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Carl ELLIS, Harry NAIL, Calvin FLOWERS, Max BOYER, Miles Edwards and Virby CONLEY. Honorary bearers were C. E. WHIPPO, R. T. SHINDLER, J. H. STEPHENSON, Reece NOWLIN, W. E. FOGLESONG, Omar TRUAX, R. L. KEITH, Bill CAYLER, F. B. SUMPTER, and Howard HOLT.
Mr. MANNEN leaves his wife and one daughter, Miss Helen, both of Perryton; three sisters, Mrs. Stella VANDIVER, Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. J. H . BURT and Mrs. Golden MORRIS, Lincoln, Kansas; and many other relatives and friends.
(Published in The Ochiltree County Herald (Perryton, TX), Thursday, December 10, 1942.)
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Fred MANNEN, prominent Perryton contactor and builder, died shortly before noon, Wednesday, of a heart attack. He suffered a severe heart attack October 09 and after several weeks hospitalization, appeared to be on the way to recovery. He was up and about and had been downtown a number of times during the past few weeks. He arose as usual Wednesday morning and was apparently feeling fine. The end was sudden.
Jacob Fredic MANNEN was born October 31, 1879 in Lincoln county, Kansas. He was married to Miss Myrtle Eline BURT at Beloit, Kansas, June 10, 1908. One child, Helen, was born to this union. Mr. and Mrs. MANNEN moved to Texas in 1926, residing at Spearman for one year before coming to Perryton.
Surviving are the wife and daughter, Miss Helen MANNEN's one brother, Sam MANNEN, Missouri; three sisters: Mrs. Stella VANDIVER, Kansas City, Missouri; Mrs. J. H. BURT, Lincoln, Kansas; Mrs. Golden MORRIS, Lincoln, Kansas.
Fred MANNEN was a member of the Perryton Masonic Lodge and the Royal Arch Chapter. His fellow Masons will have charge of the burial. He was also a member of the Odd Fellows and the Modern Woodmen.
While complete funeral arrangements have not been made, it is thought that the services will be held at the First Baptist Church, Friday afternoon. Burial will be in the Ochiltree Cemetery.
(Published in The Ochiltree County Herald (Perryton, TX), Thursday, December 03, 1942.)∼J. Fred MANNEN
The sudden death of Fred MANNEN, age 63, at home, 910 SW Sixth Street, on Wednesday, December 02, from a heart attack came as a shock to the community.
Funeral Services were conducted at the Baptist Church Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock, with Rev. S. R.* used the 23rd Psalm and a part of the 15th Chapter of Luck as a subject and around this theme wove a beautiful tribute to the life and memory of Mr. MANNEN.
A male quartet, Robert Lawrence, I. R. Buchanan, Virgil Castle and A. K. Wooten, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. A. K. Wilson, sang three selections, "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere", "Sunset Hour" and "No Night There". The local Masonic lodge of which Mr. MANNEN was a member paid final tribute and directed the burial in the Ochiltree Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Carl ELLIS, Harry NAIL, Calvin FLOWERS, Max BOYER, Miles Edwards and Virby CONLEY. Honorary bearers were C. E. WHIPPO, R. T. SHINDLER, J. H. STEPHENSON, Reece NOWLIN, W. E. FOGLESONG, Omar TRUAX, R. L. KEITH, Bill CAYLER, F. B. SUMPTER, and Howard HOLT.
Mr. MANNEN leaves his wife and one daughter, Miss Helen, both of Perryton; three sisters, Mrs. Stella VANDIVER, Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. J. H . BURT and Mrs. Golden MORRIS, Lincoln, Kansas; and many other relatives and friends.
(Published in The Ochiltree County Herald (Perryton, TX), Thursday, December 10, 1942.)
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∼OBITUARY OF FRED MANNEN
Fred MANNEN, prominent Perryton contactor and builder, died shortly before noon, Wednesday, of a heart attack. He suffered a severe heart attack October 09 and after several weeks hospitalization, appeared to be on the way to recovery. He was up and about and had been downtown a number of times during the past few weeks. He arose as usual Wednesday morning and was apparently feeling fine. The end was sudden.
Jacob Fredic MANNEN was born October 31, 1879 in Lincoln county, Kansas. He was married to Miss Myrtle Eline BURT at Beloit, Kansas, June 10, 1908. One child, Helen, was born to this union. Mr. and Mrs. MANNEN moved to Texas in 1926, residing at Spearman for one year before coming to Perryton.
Surviving are the wife and daughter, Miss Helen MANNEN's one brother, Sam MANNEN, Missouri; three sisters: Mrs. Stella VANDIVER, Kansas City, Missouri; Mrs. J. H. BURT, Lincoln, Kansas; Mrs. Golden MORRIS, Lincoln, Kansas.
Fred MANNEN was a member of the Perryton Masonic Lodge and the Royal Arch Chapter. His fellow Masons will have charge of the burial. He was also a member of the Odd Fellows and the Modern Woodmen.
While complete funeral arrangements have not been made, it is thought that the services will be held at the First Baptist Church, Friday afternoon. Burial will be in the Ochiltree Cemetery.
(Published in The Ochiltree County Herald (Perryton, TX), Thursday, December 03, 1942.)∼J. Fred MANNEN
The sudden death of Fred MANNEN, age 63, at home, 910 SW Sixth Street, on Wednesday, December 02, from a heart attack came as a shock to the community.
Funeral Services were conducted at the Baptist Church Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock, with Rev. S. R.* used the 23rd Psalm and a part of the 15th Chapter of Luck as a subject and around this theme wove a beautiful tribute to the life and memory of Mr. MANNEN.
A male quartet, Robert Lawrence, I. R. Buchanan, Virgil Castle and A. K. Wooten, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. A. K. Wilson, sang three selections, "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere", "Sunset Hour" and "No Night There". The local Masonic lodge of which Mr. MANNEN was a member paid final tribute and directed the burial in the Ochiltree Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Carl ELLIS, Harry NAIL, Calvin FLOWERS, Max BOYER, Miles Edwards and Virby CONLEY. Honorary bearers were C. E. WHIPPO, R. T. SHINDLER, J. H. STEPHENSON, Reece NOWLIN, W. E. FOGLESONG, Omar TRUAX, R. L. KEITH, Bill CAYLER, F. B. SUMPTER, and Howard HOLT.
Mr. MANNEN leaves his wife and one daughter, Miss Helen, both of Perryton; three sisters, Mrs. Stella VANDIVER, Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. J. H . BURT and Mrs. Golden MORRIS, Lincoln, Kansas; and many other relatives and friends.
(Published in The Ochiltree County Herald (Perryton, TX), Thursday, December 10, 1942.)
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Fred MANNEN, prominent Perryton contactor and builder, died shortly before noon, Wednesday, of a heart attack. He suffered a severe heart attack October 09 and after several weeks hospitalization, appeared to be on the way to recovery. He was up and about and had been downtown a number of times during the past few weeks. He arose as usual Wednesday morning and was apparently feeling fine. The end was sudden.
Jacob Fredic MANNEN was born October 31, 1879 in Lincoln county, Kansas. He was married to Miss Myrtle Eline BURT at Beloit, Kansas, June 10, 1908. One child, Helen, was born to this union. Mr. and Mrs. MANNEN moved to Texas in 1926, residing at Spearman for one year before coming to Perryton.
Surviving are the wife and daughter, Miss Helen MANNEN's one brother, Sam MANNEN, Missouri; three sisters: Mrs. Stella VANDIVER, Kansas City, Missouri; Mrs. J. H. BURT, Lincoln, Kansas; Mrs. Golden MORRIS, Lincoln, Kansas.
Fred MANNEN was a member of the Perryton Masonic Lodge and the Royal Arch Chapter. His fellow Masons will have charge of the burial. He was also a member of the Odd Fellows and the Modern Woodmen.
While complete funeral arrangements have not been made, it is thought that the services will be held at the First Baptist Church, Friday afternoon. Burial will be in the Ochiltree Cemetery.
(Published in The Ochiltree County Herald (Perryton, TX), Thursday, December 03, 1942.)∼J. Fred MANNEN
The sudden death of Fred MANNEN, age 63, at home, 910 SW Sixth Street, on Wednesday, December 02, from a heart attack came as a shock to the community.
Funeral Services were conducted at the Baptist Church Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock, with Rev. S. R.* used the 23rd Psalm and a part of the 15th Chapter of Luck as a subject and around this theme wove a beautiful tribute to the life and memory of Mr. MANNEN.
A male quartet, Robert Lawrence, I. R. Buchanan, Virgil Castle and A. K. Wooten, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. A. K. Wilson, sang three selections, "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere", "Sunset Hour" and "No Night There". The local Masonic lodge of which Mr. MANNEN was a member paid final tribute and directed the burial in the Ochiltree Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Carl ELLIS, Harry NAIL, Calvin FLOWERS, Max BOYER, Miles Edwards and Virby CONLEY. Honorary bearers were C. E. WHIPPO, R. T. SHINDLER, J. H. STEPHENSON, Reece NOWLIN, W. E. FOGLESONG, Omar TRUAX, R. L. KEITH, Bill CAYLER, F. B. SUMPTER, and Howard HOLT.
Mr. MANNEN leaves his wife and one daughter, Miss Helen, both of Perryton; three sisters, Mrs. Stella VANDIVER, Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. J. H . BURT and Mrs. Golden MORRIS, Lincoln, Kansas; and many other relatives and friends.
(Published in The Ochiltree County Herald (Perryton, TX), Thursday, December 10, 1942.)
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