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Enid Daily Eagle
Enid, Garfield Co., OK
Nov. 1, 1943
Submitted by: Lois BURDICK


PIONEER FARMER TAKER BY DEATH

Charles W. Pitts 80 years old, county pioneer farmer, died Monday morning aat his home, 718 South Grand. He was ill the last two years.

A native of Montana , he moved to Nebraska 51 years ago and came from there to Oklahoma at the opening of the Cherokee Strip. He settled on a farm near Enid where he lived until ten years ago when he retired and moved to Enid.

Surviving are his wife Anna of the home; three sons, Elmer and Clarence of the home, and Marvin of Enid; four daughters, Mrs. Dora Brown of Canton; Mrs. Lettie Madison of Missouri; Mrs. Elsie Wittengel of Kansas; and Mrs. Hazel Webb of the home. He leaves 11 grandchildren.

He was a member of the Lutheran Church. The body is in care of the Fossett-Schaeffer funeral home. Burial will be in the Enid Cemetery.

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