Mrs. Mood Gann Dies at Ponder
Mrs. America Smith Gann, 50, wife of J. Mood Gann of Ponder died at 8:40 pm Tuesday in the Gann home.
The body was held in the Schmitz Funeral Home, pending arrival of relations for making funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Gann was a native Texan born in Richardson, October 3, 1890. She had lived in this county 48 years and was married to Gann in 1913 in Ponder. She was a member of the Methodist Church and of the Friendly Club in Ponder. She received her education in Stony and in Teachers College.
Surviving are her husband: seven sons; John of Wichita, Kansas, Houston of Robert E. Lee, Berk of Wichita Falls, Mood, Jr. and George in the U. S. Army, Peddy and Newton of Ponder: three sisters; Mmes. J. M. Ball of Marysville, California; J. M. Hayes of Roanoke and C. Hood of Dallas and two brothers; W. J. Smith of Midland and G. B. Smith of Ponder.
Denton Record Chronicle, Wednesday, August 28, 1941.
Mrs. America Smith Gann, 50, wife of J. Mood Gann of Ponder died at 8:40 pm Tuesday in the Gann home.
The body was held in the Schmitz Funeral Home, pending arrival of relations for making funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Gann was a native Texan born in Richardson, October 3, 1890. She had lived in this county 48 years and was married to Gann in 1913 in Ponder. She was a member of the Methodist Church and of the Friendly Club in Ponder. She received her education in Stony and in Teachers College.
Surviving are her husband: seven sons; John of Wichita, Kansas, Houston of Robert E. Lee, Berk of Wichita Falls, Mood, Jr. and George in the U. S. Army, Peddy and Newton of Ponder: three sisters; Mmes. J. M. Ball of Marysville, California; J. M. Hayes of Roanoke and C. Hood of Dallas and two brothers; W. J. Smith of Midland and G. B. Smith of Ponder.
Denton Record Chronicle, Wednesday, August 28, 1941.
Mrs. Mood Gann Dies at Ponder
Mrs. America Smith Gann, 50, wife of J. Mood Gann of Ponder died at 8:40 pm Tuesday in the Gann home.
The body was held in the Schmitz Funeral Home, pending arrival of relations for making funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Gann was a native Texan born in Richardson, October 3, 1890. She had lived in this county 48 years and was married to Gann in 1913 in Ponder. She was a member of the Methodist Church and of the Friendly Club in Ponder. She received her education in Stony and in Teachers College.
Surviving are her husband: seven sons; John of Wichita, Kansas, Houston of Robert E. Lee, Berk of Wichita Falls, Mood, Jr. and George in the U. S. Army, Peddy and Newton of Ponder: three sisters; Mmes. J. M. Ball of Marysville, California; J. M. Hayes of Roanoke and C. Hood of Dallas and two brothers; W. J. Smith of Midland and G. B. Smith of Ponder.
Denton Record Chronicle, Wednesday, August 28, 1941.
Mrs. America Smith Gann, 50, wife of J. Mood Gann of Ponder died at 8:40 pm Tuesday in the Gann home.
The body was held in the Schmitz Funeral Home, pending arrival of relations for making funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Gann was a native Texan born in Richardson, October 3, 1890. She had lived in this county 48 years and was married to Gann in 1913 in Ponder. She was a member of the Methodist Church and of the Friendly Club in Ponder. She received her education in Stony and in Teachers College.
Surviving are her husband: seven sons; John of Wichita, Kansas, Houston of Robert E. Lee, Berk of Wichita Falls, Mood, Jr. and George in the U. S. Army, Peddy and Newton of Ponder: three sisters; Mmes. J. M. Ball of Marysville, California; J. M. Hayes of Roanoke and C. Hood of Dallas and two brothers; W. J. Smith of Midland and G. B. Smith of Ponder.
Denton Record Chronicle, Wednesday, August 28, 1941.
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