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Mangum (Oklahoma) Star September 28, 1950
Sarah Josephine Pyeatt was born near Clebourne, Texas on the 23rd day of April 1869, and passed away at Hobart, Okla., at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, September 27, 1950, aged 81 years, 5 months and 14 days.
On December 7, 1886 in Johnson County, Texas, she was united in marriage to Samuel D. Rude. Mr. Rude served as Chief of Police in Mangum for several terms from 1926-1938 and played a prominent part in the development of Mangum and Greer County. To this union were born seven children, three of whom, Milus E. Rude, Samuel D. Rude and Mrs. "Babe" Rude Pace, preceded their mother in death. The beloved husband died in 1938.
Mrs. Rude came to Greer County, Texas, in 1889 and homesteaded on Elm River, seven miles from what is now known as Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma. She lived most of her mature life in, and around, Mangum. She was a Charter Member of the Central Christian Church in Mangum.
In approximately 1943, she moved to Hobart, Okla. and was living there with her daughter, Mrs. Hester Young, at the time of her death.
Left to mourn the death of this beloved Mother, Grandmother and Great-grandmother are: three daughters – Mrs. Hester Young of Hobart, Oklahoma; Mrs. Lela Holmes of Shamrock, Texas; and Mrs. Myrtle Boyle of Los Angeles, California; one son, Ike Rude of Buffalo, Oklahoma; one brother, Ed Pyeatt of Rio Vista, Texas; ten grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and a large number of friends and neighbors over the years.
For the past 25 years, Mrs. Rude has been in ailing health and had been bedfast for the last two and one-half years. At last on the evening of last Wednesday, her pain and sickness all over, she gently closed her eyes in that sleep which knows no physical awakening.
Funeral service for Mrs. Rude will be held at Central Christian Church in Mangum, at 2 p.m. on Friday, September 29, 1950. Rev. Rawlins Cherryhomes, Minister of the First Christian Church of Hobart will officiate assisted by Rev. A. Gerald Whittier, Minister of the Central Christian Church of Mangum. Services are in the charge of the Greer Funeral Home with burial at Riverside Cemetery in Mangum.
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Mangum (Oklahoma) Star September 28, 1950
Sarah Josephine Pyeatt was born near Clebourne, Texas on the 23rd day of April 1869, and passed away at Hobart, Okla., at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, September 27, 1950, aged 81 years, 5 months and 14 days.
On December 7, 1886 in Johnson County, Texas, she was united in marriage to Samuel D. Rude. Mr. Rude served as Chief of Police in Mangum for several terms from 1926-1938 and played a prominent part in the development of Mangum and Greer County. To this union were born seven children, three of whom, Milus E. Rude, Samuel D. Rude and Mrs. "Babe" Rude Pace, preceded their mother in death. The beloved husband died in 1938.
Mrs. Rude came to Greer County, Texas, in 1889 and homesteaded on Elm River, seven miles from what is now known as Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma. She lived most of her mature life in, and around, Mangum. She was a Charter Member of the Central Christian Church in Mangum.
In approximately 1943, she moved to Hobart, Okla. and was living there with her daughter, Mrs. Hester Young, at the time of her death.
Left to mourn the death of this beloved Mother, Grandmother and Great-grandmother are: three daughters – Mrs. Hester Young of Hobart, Oklahoma; Mrs. Lela Holmes of Shamrock, Texas; and Mrs. Myrtle Boyle of Los Angeles, California; one son, Ike Rude of Buffalo, Oklahoma; one brother, Ed Pyeatt of Rio Vista, Texas; ten grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and a large number of friends and neighbors over the years.
For the past 25 years, Mrs. Rude has been in ailing health and had been bedfast for the last two and one-half years. At last on the evening of last Wednesday, her pain and sickness all over, she gently closed her eyes in that sleep which knows no physical awakening.
Funeral service for Mrs. Rude will be held at Central Christian Church in Mangum, at 2 p.m. on Friday, September 29, 1950. Rev. Rawlins Cherryhomes, Minister of the First Christian Church of Hobart will officiate assisted by Rev. A. Gerald Whittier, Minister of the Central Christian Church of Mangum. Services are in the charge of the Greer Funeral Home with burial at Riverside Cemetery in Mangum.
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