The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-14
EONARD FUNERAL
HIS AFTERNOON
Ldv to Lie in State From
|Ii A. M. Until 1:30
p. M. Today
|-y aHNIIDklC NChTu
[1y MOURNS DEATH
Ink Presidents to Act as
pallbearers for the Be-
loved Tulsan

., funeral OF O. II. Leonard will
Nd this afternoon at o'clock
,bp First Methodist church. br.
T Abel. pastor, officiating, assist
ty gcy. oscar Lowry of Cedar
tova. former pastor of the de-
"a and an intimate friend Of the
.,rd family The body Of Mr..
ss,d was taken to the home on
IN cheyenne avenue Sunday aft
W., from the undertaking parlors
ynl be- taken TO the church tn is
-'nr where 1t will lie I'm state
If o'clock until 1880 y. m, for
,urposc OF allowing the hum
r.. of friends of the deceased to
n his bier.
~,.ra will bo no honorary pail
a,srs hut all bank officials OF the
% members Of civic bodies OF
.b Mr.. Leonard was an associate,
" attend in n body. The eight
leo rall bearers have been chosen
:, the active bank presidents ot
=, =. ". Sinclair. Exchange Ma
,si hank. Of which institution the
.s,sed was active first Vicc presi-
i,,' Grant X. Mccullough. First
ional. w. /, Lewis, Liberty; Alva
Niles Security state; J. II. Nc
.ncy. Bank Of Commerce; c. g.
~ Producers State: ]. NJ. Berry,
l,,r,l National. and -. y. Funk,
.sdent Of tho Com mercial Ma
LII bank Of Muskogee.
Mrs Howard y. lie Sourd of Co
l.bus. ohio, daughter. arrived sun
morning accompanied by Mr.. lie
Ytd and their young son, Leonard.
.sr relatives here to attend the
I.s1uies are Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
[-1e,t. parents OF Mrs. Leonard.
.n Cedar Falls. Iowa; Or. and
T. e. Stephenson of Cedar Falls,
after sister OF Mrs. Leonard;
k,,es Leonard, n brother of the
| eoscd, from Rockwell. Iowa; MIR.
Mrs. Homer simpson OF West
Ibsrty. Iowa, tho latter Also "A sister
! Mrs Leonard. Among out OF
rn friends OF the family are Miss
IA huffman of Cedar Falls. Miss
|5rence Beebc OF Hampton, Iowa,
and Mrs. II. Reynolds of
lonard, Okla, Mr.. and Mrs. Flem-
ENDS are expected to arrive this
Gfning.
| Tulsa is experiencing in the death
! Mr.. Leonard a genuine loss, not
~ as a financier. but as n church
k.n, a citizen and a homemaker'
Tribute has already been paid to
In az 4 man whom everyone re-
kected and held in genuine affec-
cn. The shock OF his death came
severe blow not only TO his fam
Mrs. Leonard, the widow, Mrs.
sourd, the daughter, and the
gng son, Master Howard Leonard,
b TO hundreds OF friends who are
3ourning his loss. The Leonard
ONE since the arrival OF the family
i been besieged with friends who
Eye called to personally express
5er sympathy. Many handsome
val offerings are there that bear
kle but beautiful tribute. II has
Fsn expressed by friends and me;
[proyal by members of the family
(ll flowers give way to a memorial
b, will later be erected to the
temory Of Mr.. Leonard.
Mr Leonard died suddenly Friday
t9rning, en- route home from Hot
brings, where he and Mrs. Leonard
hye been cndeavoring to regain
Ie.r health, having already lost a
Fown daughter. Miss Virginia Leon
I'd, who passed away at school In
Columbus Ohio, December .. Mrs
<onard states her husband seemed
be improving and expressed a de
Fc 10 hasten home to again tax {
, his business affairs. The evening
hey left Ho tSprings, she says there
Femed no real indisposition. but
ear Fort Smith, Ark, Mr.. Leonard
as suddenly stricken with q severe
ain In the back OF his head. Phys
ans we're called at intervening sta
ons who did all they could for tht
ek man, He rapidly lapsed into
consciousness though and Just be
re they reached Fort Smith, deatf
Ane The body was removed from
n train at Fort Smith and later
ronght to Tulsa, the private car oi
W. Sinclair with quite company
friends going to Claremore tt
ert the train and to convey th'
ody home Bankers in Fort Smith
d their wives took charge of th'
Iicken family and escorted them tt
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