son of William Gadberry - Lizzie Anthony
Services were held at the First Christian Church for John Luther Gadberry officiated by Rev. Bedford Smith, assisted by Rev. W.R. Cooper.
Olney has sustained a loss of one of the most valuable citizens who has given his life to civic activities, religious duties and the kindness offered to their fellow man.
Gadberry was a charter member of the Olney First Christian Church. He served many years as a Sunday School Superintendent and was a faithful member of the Church for the rest of his life.
He was a believer in education and served on the school board for many years.
He married Miss Matilda Avery in 1896 at Wynewood, Indian Territory [now Oklahoma]. To this union were born five children: Alma, Hubert, Ernest, Ruby and Verlyn, all survive except Ernest who died in 1919.
John Gadberry brought his family to Young County in November of 1906 and settled 2-12/ miles southeast of Olney.
Survived by two brothers - Edward Gadberry of California and Alfred Gadberry of New Mexico; three sisters - Mrs. Addie Turner of Maysvile, OK, Mrs. Pearl Turner of Maysville, OK, Mrs. Alice Nichols of Canton, OK; one grandchild - Beverlyan Gadberry. None of his brothers and sisters were able to attend the funeral.
Pallbearers were: Dock Willard, Claud Harrison, L.M. Holt, H.L. Leberman, Willie Stowe and H.E. Crawford.
The Olney Enterprise
16 June 1933
Services were held at the First Christian Church for John Luther Gadberry officiated by Rev. Bedford Smith, assisted by Rev. W.R. Cooper.
Olney has sustained a loss of one of the most valuable citizens who has given his life to civic activities, religious duties and the kindness offered to their fellow man.
Gadberry was a charter member of the Olney First Christian Church. He served many years as a Sunday School Superintendent and was a faithful member of the Church for the rest of his life.
He was a believer in education and served on the school board for many years.
He married Miss Matilda Avery in 1896 at Wynewood, Indian Territory [now Oklahoma]. To this union were born five children: Alma, Hubert, Ernest, Ruby and Verlyn, all survive except Ernest who died in 1919.
John Gadberry brought his family to Young County in November of 1906 and settled 2-12/ miles southeast of Olney.
Survived by two brothers - Edward Gadberry of California and Alfred Gadberry of New Mexico; three sisters - Mrs. Addie Turner of Maysvile, OK, Mrs. Pearl Turner of Maysville, OK, Mrs. Alice Nichols of Canton, OK; one grandchild - Beverlyan Gadberry. None of his brothers and sisters were able to attend the funeral.
Pallbearers were: Dock Willard, Claud Harrison, L.M. Holt, H.L. Leberman, Willie Stowe and H.E. Crawford.
The Olney Enterprise
16 June 1933
son of William Gadberry - Lizzie Anthony
Services were held at the First Christian Church for John Luther Gadberry officiated by Rev. Bedford Smith, assisted by Rev. W.R. Cooper.
Olney has sustained a loss of one of the most valuable citizens who has given his life to civic activities, religious duties and the kindness offered to their fellow man.
Gadberry was a charter member of the Olney First Christian Church. He served many years as a Sunday School Superintendent and was a faithful member of the Church for the rest of his life.
He was a believer in education and served on the school board for many years.
He married Miss Matilda Avery in 1896 at Wynewood, Indian Territory [now Oklahoma]. To this union were born five children: Alma, Hubert, Ernest, Ruby and Verlyn, all survive except Ernest who died in 1919.
John Gadberry brought his family to Young County in November of 1906 and settled 2-12/ miles southeast of Olney.
Survived by two brothers - Edward Gadberry of California and Alfred Gadberry of New Mexico; three sisters - Mrs. Addie Turner of Maysvile, OK, Mrs. Pearl Turner of Maysville, OK, Mrs. Alice Nichols of Canton, OK; one grandchild - Beverlyan Gadberry. None of his brothers and sisters were able to attend the funeral.
Pallbearers were: Dock Willard, Claud Harrison, L.M. Holt, H.L. Leberman, Willie Stowe and H.E. Crawford.
The Olney Enterprise
16 June 1933
Services were held at the First Christian Church for John Luther Gadberry officiated by Rev. Bedford Smith, assisted by Rev. W.R. Cooper.
Olney has sustained a loss of one of the most valuable citizens who has given his life to civic activities, religious duties and the kindness offered to their fellow man.
Gadberry was a charter member of the Olney First Christian Church. He served many years as a Sunday School Superintendent and was a faithful member of the Church for the rest of his life.
He was a believer in education and served on the school board for many years.
He married Miss Matilda Avery in 1896 at Wynewood, Indian Territory [now Oklahoma]. To this union were born five children: Alma, Hubert, Ernest, Ruby and Verlyn, all survive except Ernest who died in 1919.
John Gadberry brought his family to Young County in November of 1906 and settled 2-12/ miles southeast of Olney.
Survived by two brothers - Edward Gadberry of California and Alfred Gadberry of New Mexico; three sisters - Mrs. Addie Turner of Maysvile, OK, Mrs. Pearl Turner of Maysville, OK, Mrs. Alice Nichols of Canton, OK; one grandchild - Beverlyan Gadberry. None of his brothers and sisters were able to attend the funeral.
Pallbearers were: Dock Willard, Claud Harrison, L.M. Holt, H.L. Leberman, Willie Stowe and H.E. Crawford.
The Olney Enterprise
16 June 1933
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