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Extracted from The Hominy News (Hominy, OK)
RITES HELD HERE SATURDAY AFTERNOON FOR CHARLES L. WORL
Services for Charles Leonard Worl, 80, were conducted here
Saturday afternoon in the
First Christian Church with the Rev. Frank E. Reichenecker
officiating.
A retired farmer, Worl was a native of Missouri, having been born
there on April 12, 1874.
He came to Oklahoma in 1912 and farmed in the Cleveland and Hominy
vicinities for
many years. He moved to Hominy in 1947. He died in the local
hospital last Thursday
after a hospitalization of about a week following a heart attack. He
joined the Assembly
of God church about 18 years ago.
Surviving at his home at 521 North Reagan Ave. is his widow, the
former Mrs. Anna
Driscoll, whom he married at Pawnee on November 22, 1948.
Three daughters and two sons by a previous marriage also survive.
They are Mrs.
George Coulter of Cleveland, Mrs. Troy Robinson of Barnsdall and
Mrs. Dewey Javine
of Tulsa; Bert Worl of Barnsdall and Orval Worl of Ralston.
The late
E.C. Worl of Hominy
and one other son and two daughters preceded him in death.
Additional survivors are two brothers, Harry Worl of Skidmore,
Mo. and Homer Worl of
Joplin, MO; two sisters, Mrs. Bess Tate of South Bend, Ind. and Mrs.
Ella Henderson of
Denver, Colo.; 19 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
Music for the services was supplied by Mrs. Herman Frazier and
Mrs. Clarence Million
with Miss Marcia Mullendore at the piano.
Casketbearers were Doc Carnagey, Henry Seward, Jap Alred, Mike
Cupps, A.L. Cope and
Walter Holmes.
Burial under direction of the Chapman Funeral home of
Cleveland,
interment was in the Hominy Cemetery.
Thursday, February 10, 1955