The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-17
Sunday School Boys Honorary Pail Bearers
and Relatives Active; Bureau Mem
bers Attend in Body; Request
Business TO Be Suspended
CORRECT DETAILS OF
DROWNING ARE TOLD
Lads Make Desperate Efforts to Save Pat
ron; Kenneth Teis Plays Heroic Part
and Almost Succeeds in
Saving Friend

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The funeral of Jacob Good, drowned
in the Brown lake. thre miles east Of
Chickasha, Saturday, win be conducted
from the Epworth Methodist church al
O'Clock tomorrow Ciucsday) after
noon, Rev. Edward Teis Of the First
Presbyterian church delivering the ser
mon.
The members OF Mr.. Goods Sunday
school class will be the honorary pail
bearers and the active pail bearers,
brothers-in-law and nephews Of the
deceased, viii be Isaac Helm, Isaac
schlotterbeck, c. Schiotterbeek, J. H..
Siebert, Milton s'ebert, W. NJ Stauf.
fer The failure Of some one or more
Of the above to arrive in Chickasha
il time for the funeral may cause a
slight change.
Alta called meeting OF the CONNER
cial and Farm Bureau. held Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock, with r L.
slusher acting as president and w w.
Clark secretary. a number Of commit
tees were appointed who will attend 70
flcral offerings from the body Of which
Mr.. Good was president draft resolu-
tions and make an effort to have all
business houses in chickasha closed
between the hours of 2:3O and 3:5G
o'clock. or during Tie time of holding
the funeral services. The committee
on resolutions. which will also attend
TO requesting BUSINESS houses to close.
Sc composed Of n. T. Humphrey, Jonas
Cook and J. w. Kayser,
Jacob Good was Of Canadian-born
parcntaee. He was born at Canada
Kan. February G, 1880 lacking only
n few days OF being Sc years old at
the time OF his fatal accident He was
The only boy Of family Of five chill
dren.
Mr. Good is survived BY willow.
Mrs Bella Good. nee Leonard. with
whom he was united In marriage at
Layfavette. Ind. in June, 1905. and
four small children, Leonard aged 5
years: Mary. aged 6 years; Calvin.
aged years. aud John, aged ? years
Besides the widow and children his
Gather and mother. Mr. and Mrs isaac
Good. OF Marion, Kan, and four sis
tcrs. survive. The sisters are Mrs.
c. schlotterbeck Of Chickasha, Okla;
Mrs. W. A. Stauffer OF Marion. Kan.'
Mrs. J. II. siebert OF Marion, Kan;
Mrs z. NJ. Umbach Of Evanston Ill.
The father and mother and all sisters.
with their husbands, with the possible
exception of Mrs Umbach, will be
present at the funeral
Mr. Good was educated at the Kan
sas State Normal. at Emporia, KAN;
the Northwest college. at Naperville'
m and the Paurdue University, at
Lafayette. Ind. At this last school he
took the degree in electrical engineer
ing.
Mr.. Cook became identified with ac
tive church work at an early age
Joining the Evangelical church al ;af
age of Z years. Upon his removal frein
Kansas to Chicksshs he transferred his
membership to the First Presbyterian
church of this city, and remained an
active and consistant member to
the hour Of his death.
One of the pleasures of Jacob
Goods life lay in the Bible class, OF
class of boys which ne taught in the
Sunday school Of his church. He was
ever devising some means OF enter
tainment for those lads. and was with
them on an outing when he was
drowped. Last summer he gave the
bows a weeks outing at Medicine Park
and was planning another outing, to
be enjoyed by the boys for a week
during the coming summer
Il has ben arranged for the mem
hers of the Commercial Farm bureau
10 meet at the office of that insutu
tion and march in body to the churct
Al o'clock. Phone messages have
been sent to the 45 or so farmers who
live upon the lands owned and con
4rolled bv Mr.. Good during his life. L