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Frantz M Hieronymus
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Calvary Cemetery
Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma

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Obit posted by Glenn

Enid Morning News
February 1979

Tulsa – The funeral for Frantz M. Hieronymus, 85, who died here Thursday evening, will be at 10:30 AM today in the Christ the King Catholic Church in Tulsa.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery in Tulsa, with the Fitzgerald Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Hieronymus lived in Enid until entering World War I and had made his home in Tulsa since that time.

He is survived by his wife Ramona of the home in Tulsa; two daughters, Mrs. Franna Hammer, Tulsa and Mrs. Mary Frantz Cauch, Germany; two brothers, Rex H. Of Denver, Colorado, and Robert C., Charleston, West Virginia; seven grandchildren and other relatives including Mrs. Boyd Freeman of Enid, a cousin.

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