Fred A. Abbott, 67, well known accountant and co-owner of the American Cafe at 115 1/2 N. Cleveland, died suddently late Thursday at his home in the Rex Apartments.
He was born near Jerusalem and came to the United States with an uncle when he was 14 years old. He became a naturalized citizen and attended schools at Oklahoma City and graduated from Oklahoma City University in 1914. He lived in Guthrie before moving to Cushing in 1918.
He was employed by the Tom Collins Construction Company for a number of years, later doing tax work and operating a cafe and hotels.
He married widow Blanche Wylie (Davis) on 11/24/1947 at Gainsville, TX.
Survivors include his wife Blanche, several nieces and nephews and other relatives. He was preceded in death by a sister, Mrs. Tom Simon in 1957, and a brother in 1958.
Funeral services were at the Memorial Chapel of the Fairley Mortuary and burial is in the Fairlawn Cemetery.
He was born near Jerusalem and came to the United States with an uncle when he was 14 years old. He became a naturalized citizen and attended schools at Oklahoma City and graduated from Oklahoma City University in 1914. He lived in Guthrie before moving to Cushing in 1918.
He was employed by the Tom Collins Construction Company for a number of years, later doing tax work and operating a cafe and hotels.
He married widow Blanche Wylie (Davis) on 11/24/1947 at Gainsville, TX.
Survivors include his wife Blanche, several nieces and nephews and other relatives. He was preceded in death by a sister, Mrs. Tom Simon in 1957, and a brother in 1958.
Funeral services were at the Memorial Chapel of the Fairley Mortuary and burial is in the Fairlawn Cemetery.
Fred A. Abbott, 67, well known accountant and co-owner of the American Cafe at 115 1/2 N. Cleveland, died suddently late Thursday at his home in the Rex Apartments.
He was born near Jerusalem and came to the United States with an uncle when he was 14 years old. He became a naturalized citizen and attended schools at Oklahoma City and graduated from Oklahoma City University in 1914. He lived in Guthrie before moving to Cushing in 1918.
He was employed by the Tom Collins Construction Company for a number of years, later doing tax work and operating a cafe and hotels.
He married widow Blanche Wylie (Davis) on 11/24/1947 at Gainsville, TX.
Survivors include his wife Blanche, several nieces and nephews and other relatives. He was preceded in death by a sister, Mrs. Tom Simon in 1957, and a brother in 1958.
Funeral services were at the Memorial Chapel of the Fairley Mortuary and burial is in the Fairlawn Cemetery.
He was born near Jerusalem and came to the United States with an uncle when he was 14 years old. He became a naturalized citizen and attended schools at Oklahoma City and graduated from Oklahoma City University in 1914. He lived in Guthrie before moving to Cushing in 1918.
He was employed by the Tom Collins Construction Company for a number of years, later doing tax work and operating a cafe and hotels.
He married widow Blanche Wylie (Davis) on 11/24/1947 at Gainsville, TX.
Survivors include his wife Blanche, several nieces and nephews and other relatives. He was preceded in death by a sister, Mrs. Tom Simon in 1957, and a brother in 1958.
Funeral services were at the Memorial Chapel of the Fairley Mortuary and burial is in the Fairlawn Cemetery.
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