Joseph E & Mary E Campbell
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Major County, Oklahoma

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Mary E. Campbell
Enid Morning News 21 Apr 1956, page 3

Funeral is Sunday

RINGWOOD – Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Campbell will be conducted at 2 pm Sunday in the Ringwood Presbyterian Church with Rev. John H Morgan and the Rev. Arthur Schmidt officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery with the Henninger Allen Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers will be Shelby McNutt, Lawrence Schwind, Glenn Johnson, Tom LaMunyon, Ted Jackson and Harry Miller.

Mrs. Campbell, 80, died early Tuesday at her home 4 miles South of Ringwood. She had not been in the best of health for some time but death was sudden.

Obit and additional information below was submitted by Jo Aguirre

Other information shows her born 7-14-1875 at Effingham Kansas. She married Joseph E Campbell 5-24-1899 in Effingham, Kansas and he preceded her in death 9-4-1939.

They had one daughter, Bertha Campbell Francis; Sons Paul Blossom Campbell, Jesse LeRoy Campbell, Carl Andrew Campbell, Kenneth Elmer Campbell, and Charles Joseph Campbell.

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