The Lahoma Sun, Lahoma, Garfield Co., OK, February 25, 1921, page 6, column 2
OBITUARY
Miss Ora Miller was born at M__a, Okla., January 28, 1905. Died at the General Hospital at Enid, Okla., February 15, 1921, at the youthful age of 16 years and 19 days, death being caused by kidney trouble.
In 1920, she with her parents moved to Marshall, Okla., where she was married to Edward R. DeJarnett. To this union one child was born, Miller Orie DeJarnett. Besides this infant, she leaves a loving husband, father and mother, two brothers, C.R. Miller of Meno; S.M. Miller, of Oklahoma City; two sisters, Mrs. Stella West, of Meno; and Mrs. Jessie Nottingham of Des Moines, New Mexico; also many other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Meno, Okla., conducted by Rev. W. Swartz. The remains were laid to rest in the Miller cemetery.
Ora was a sweet girl and a loving wife. She counted all whom she knew as her friends. She will be greatly missed by her many friends and especially by the home circle.
Thanks by: Edward R. DeJarnett, Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Miller
OBITUARY
Miss Ora Miller was born at M__a, Okla., January 28, 1905. Died at the General Hospital at Enid, Okla., February 15, 1921, at the youthful age of 16 years and 19 days, death being caused by kidney trouble.
In 1920, she with her parents moved to Marshall, Okla., where she was married to Edward R. DeJarnett. To this union one child was born, Miller Orie DeJarnett. Besides this infant, she leaves a loving husband, father and mother, two brothers, C.R. Miller of Meno; S.M. Miller, of Oklahoma City; two sisters, Mrs. Stella West, of Meno; and Mrs. Jessie Nottingham of Des Moines, New Mexico; also many other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Meno, Okla., conducted by Rev. W. Swartz. The remains were laid to rest in the Miller cemetery.
Ora was a sweet girl and a loving wife. She counted all whom she knew as her friends. She will be greatly missed by her many friends and especially by the home circle.
Thanks by: Edward R. DeJarnett, Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Miller
The Lahoma Sun, Lahoma, Garfield Co., OK, February 25, 1921, page 6, column 2
OBITUARY
Miss Ora Miller was born at M__a, Okla., January 28, 1905. Died at the General Hospital at Enid, Okla., February 15, 1921, at the youthful age of 16 years and 19 days, death being caused by kidney trouble.
In 1920, she with her parents moved to Marshall, Okla., where she was married to Edward R. DeJarnett. To this union one child was born, Miller Orie DeJarnett. Besides this infant, she leaves a loving husband, father and mother, two brothers, C.R. Miller of Meno; S.M. Miller, of Oklahoma City; two sisters, Mrs. Stella West, of Meno; and Mrs. Jessie Nottingham of Des Moines, New Mexico; also many other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Meno, Okla., conducted by Rev. W. Swartz. The remains were laid to rest in the Miller cemetery.
Ora was a sweet girl and a loving wife. She counted all whom she knew as her friends. She will be greatly missed by her many friends and especially by the home circle.
Thanks by: Edward R. DeJarnett, Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Miller
OBITUARY
Miss Ora Miller was born at M__a, Okla., January 28, 1905. Died at the General Hospital at Enid, Okla., February 15, 1921, at the youthful age of 16 years and 19 days, death being caused by kidney trouble.
In 1920, she with her parents moved to Marshall, Okla., where she was married to Edward R. DeJarnett. To this union one child was born, Miller Orie DeJarnett. Besides this infant, she leaves a loving husband, father and mother, two brothers, C.R. Miller of Meno; S.M. Miller, of Oklahoma City; two sisters, Mrs. Stella West, of Meno; and Mrs. Jessie Nottingham of Des Moines, New Mexico; also many other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Meno, Okla., conducted by Rev. W. Swartz. The remains were laid to rest in the Miller cemetery.
Ora was a sweet girl and a loving wife. She counted all whom she knew as her friends. She will be greatly missed by her many friends and especially by the home circle.
Thanks by: Edward R. DeJarnett, Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Miller
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