John Henderson Ullom (1904-1992) + Maurine Hester LaRue (1907-1994)
son of Alford E. Ullom (1847-1928) + Tacy E. Berry (1868-1937)
daughter of Daniel L. LaRue (1868-1934) + Delilah Bailey (1879-1943)
Findagrave #15079870
1930 US Federal Census
Ullom, John H. Head, rent, no farm, male, white, 25 yrs, single, reads and writes - yes, birthplace-IL, father's birthplace-VA, Mother's birthplace - IN; speaks English-yes, occupation- farm laborer for Soldier's home.
Source: 1930 United States Census, District 0016, Grandview Twp, Ford Co, Kansas. Institution - Kansas State Soldier's Home, Fort Dodge, KS. Line #92. Retrieved from Ancestry.com
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1940 US Federal Census
Ullom, John H., head, male, white, 35 yrs, married, attended school-no; grade 8, birthplace-IL; Rural, Texas Co, OK, occupation-farmer at farm
------ Maurine, wife, female, white, 32, married, attended school-no; grade-H-1; birthplace-KS; Rural, Texas Co, OK;
------ "Living", daughter; female, white, 6 yrs, single, attended school-yes, 2 grade, birthplace- OK; Rural Texas Co, OK;
------ Maynard, son, male, white, 5 yrs, single, attended school - no; grade-no; birthplace - OK.
Source: 1940 US Federal Census for John H. Allen, 70-2, Camp Keltner Twp., Texas Co, OK. Line #48. Retrieved from Ancestry.com
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US WWII Draft Card
John Henderson Ullom
male
race-white
age 37
relationship to draftee: self (head)
birthplace: Streator, IL, USA
birthdate: 4 Jun 1904
Residence: Guymon, Texas Co, OK, USA
Registration Date: 14 Feb 1942
Employer: Self-employed farmer
weight: 254
complexion: ruddy
eye color: brown
hair color: brown
height: 5' 11"
Next of Kin: B. R. Griffith
Source: US WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947. Retrieved from Ancestry.com
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Newspaper Clipping:
TEXAS CO. WOMAN HURT IN WRECK
Car overturns East of Elkhart Monday Afternoon on State Line
Mrs. John Ullom was painfully shaken up and bruised Monday evening about 4 o'clock when the Ullom Chevrolet overturned near the Howard Kern corner just south of the State Line some 9 miles east of Elkhart. She was able to extricate herself and summon help. Her daughter, Norma Jean, aged 14 was unhurt except for a few scratches. A broken tie-rod apparently caused the reck which occurred when the car struck a badly rutted mud hole on the township road. Mr. Ullom is considered a suit against the Texas County commissioners since the road is maintained by the county under the unit system. Although frequent complaints have been made, the condition of that stretch of road, no maintenance is afforded, Mr. Ullom said. The tie-rod alone would have cause little or no havoc at the speed driven if the road had been in proper condition Mr. Ullom says.
Car overturns East of Elkhart Monday Afternoon on State Line
Mrs. John Ullom was painfully shaken up and bruised Monday evening about 4 o'clock when the Ullom Chevrolet overturned near the Howard Kern corner just south of the State Line some 9 miles east of Elkhart. She was able to extricate herself and summon help. Her daughter, Norma Jean, aged 14 was unhurt except for a few scratches. A broken tie-rod apparently caused the reck which occurred when the car struck a badly rutted mud hole on the township road. Mr. Ullom is considered a suit against the Texas County commissioners since the road is maintained by the county under the unit system. Although frequent complaints have been made, the condition of that stretch of road, no maintenance is afforded, Mr. Ullom said. The tie-rod alone would have cause little or no havoc at the speed driven if the road had been in proper condition Mr. Ullom says.
Source: Unknown newspaper clipping. 1947.
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Medical Bill:
Elkhart, Kansas July
28-Aug 2, 1947
Mrs. Maurine Ullom in Account with Tucker Memorial
Hospital, Elkhart, Kansas
Room 5 days $7.50 =
$37.50
Emergency Treatment =
$10.00
Tetanus Antitoxin =
$3.00
Penicillin &
bottles $6.00 = $24.00
Dressing = $.50
Total = $75.00
PAID
Source: Tucker Memorial Hospital, Elkhart, KS., 1947
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Social Security CardJohn H. Ullom
SSN: XXX-XX-XXXX
Last Residence: 73942 Guymon, Texas Co, OK, USA
Born: 4 Jun 1904
Died: 31 Dec 1992
State (Year) SSN Issued: Washington (Before 1951)
Source: Retrieved from Ancestry.com
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1973 Telephone Directory:
Ullom, John, Route
2, Guymon, 73942
Camp Keltner Twp.
Ullom, John, Guy,
2 CKW. 1,0
Ullom, Maynard,
Guy, 2 CKW. 1,0
Source: "John H. Ullom" Telephone Directory, Texas Co, Ok. 1973.
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Source: "John H. Ullom" Telephone Directory, Texas Co, Ok. 1973.
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50th
ULLOM Anniversary Announcement:
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Ullom
and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Neal
request the honor of your presence
to celebrate the
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
of their parents
John and Maurine Ullom
Sunday, the Fourteenth of June
nineteen hundred eighty-one
two o'clock to four o'clock in the afternoon
First Church of God
Elkhart, Kansas
no gifts please
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----------ULLOMS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.
and Mrs. Maynard Ullom and Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Neal invite friends and
relatives to the celebration of their parents 50th wedding anniversary.
John
and Maurine Ullom were married June 15, 1931 in Topeka, and have lived 28 miles
northwest of Guymon since that time.
The
reception will be held Sunday, June 14, from 2 to 4 pm at the First Church of
God, Elkhart. The couple requests the presence of friends in lieu of gifts.
Source: unknown newspaper article
1967 Social Security Claim
John H. Ullom
Male
Birth: 4 June 1904
Death: 31 Dec 1992
Claim Date: 3 Mar 1967
SSN: XXX-XX-XXXX
Source: Retrieved from Ancestry.com
---------Social Security Number:
Maurine H. Ullom
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 19 Jul 1907
Death Date: 28 Jul 1994
Claim Date: 13 Sep 1969
SSN: XXX-XX-XXXX
Source: US Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007. Provo, UT, USA, Retrieved from Ancestry.com.
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Social Security Number:
Maurine Ullom
SSN: XXX-XX-XXXX
Last Residence: Kansas City, Jackson Co, Missouri, USA
Born: 19 Jul 1907
Died: 28 Jul 1994
SSN Issued: Oklahoma (1963)
Source: US Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014. Provo, UT, USA, Retrieved from Ancestry.com
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Memorial Service Leaflet:
IN MEMORY OF - Maurine Hester Ullom 1907-1994
SERVICES - First Church of God, August 2, 1994, 2:00 PM
MINISTER - Rev. David Guess
MUSICIANS - David & Gary H., Bobby B., Faith Ullom, Ruth L.
BEARERS - Lloyd & Bill H., David Ullom, Jerry Lucas, Richard G., Jim B.
CONCLUDING SERVICES - Elkhart Cemetery, Elkhart, Kansas
Source: Memorial Service Leaflet
* * * * * * * * * *
1. Living Daughter + Robert Eugene O'Neal (1927-1929)
daughter of John Henderson Ullom + Maurine Hester LaRue
son of Oscar Charles O'Neal (1898-1977) + Gladys Esther White (1904-1994)
1. Living Daughter
2. Living daughter
3. Richard Lee O'Neal (1962-1991)
4. Living daughter
* * * * * * * * * *
2. John Maynard Ullom (1934-2010) + Ronda Faith Archer (1937-2005)
son of John Henderson Ullom + Maurine Hester LaRue
daughter of Arthur McGary "Mac" Archer (1902-1970) + Fern Etta Wilcoxson (1913-1993)
1. Living Son
1a. Living grandson
2. Living Daughter
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Archer-Ullom Wedding Newspaper clipping:
ARCHER-ULLOM ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED
Mr.
and Mrs. A.M. Archer of Rt. 3, Boise City, Oklahoma are announcing the
engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Ronda Faith of Guymon,
Oklahoma to Maynard Ullom of Guymon. Miss Archer is employed by the City
National Bank and Mr. Ullom is engaged in farming northwest of Guymon. A fall
wedding is being planned.
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Archer-Ullom Wedding Newspaper clipping:
MR. and MRS. JOHN MAYNARD ULLOM
In a
double ring ceremony on Sunday Miss Rhonda Faith Archer, Boise City, became the
bride of Mr. John Maynard Ullom, Guymon, in the First Baptist Church, Guymon.
Rev. Earl Chesnut, pastor of the Church of God, Elkhart, Kans., officiated at
the 3 pm ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Archer, Boise City. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ullom, Guymon.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Archer, Boise City. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ullom, Guymon.
Traditional wedding music was presented by Mrs. Robert O'Neal, Kansas
City, Kans., who accompanied Mrs. Bill Webber, Guymon, as she sang "Oh Day
of Golden Promise," "I'll Walk Beside You," "Whither Thou
Goest," and "The Wedding Prayer".
The ceremony was performed before an archway of huckleberry scattered with bronze colored pompom chrysanthemums and flanked with candelabra holding white tapers. Large baskets of bronze chrysanthemums stood on either side of the candelabra.
The ceremony was performed before an archway of huckleberry scattered with bronze colored pompom chrysanthemums and flanked with candelabra holding white tapers. Large baskets of bronze chrysanthemums stood on either side of the candelabra.
Given in marriage by her father the bride
wore a formal gown of white imported Chantilly lace
designed with a fitted bodice, featuring a Sabrina scalloped neckline, enhanced
by seed pearls and iridescent sequins. The long sleeves terminated to a point
at the wrist. The bouffant skirt of lace tapered to the back over a cascade of
tulle ruffles extending to the hemline. Her scalloped finger-tip veil of French
illusion fell from a calot cape of iridescent sequins and seed pearls. She
wore a single strand of pearls, a gift from the bridegroom and carried a
bouquet of white rosebuds centered with a white orchid atop a Bible with
cascading satin streamers entwined with net hearts centered with pearls.
Mrs.
Elza Osburn, Jr., Amarillo, sister of the bride was matron of honor. She wore a
rust colored sheath dress with matching cummerbund and ash. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. A.D. Edens and Miss B. Carter, both of Guymon, who wore Spanish gold and
foam green sheath dresses style of fashion after that of the matron of honor.
They carried copper colored satin and cymbidium net colonial holders filled
with champagne carnations.
The flower girl, Miss L. Hill, Liberal, was
dressed in a brown princess styled dress, and scattered champagne colored
carnations along the bridal path.
Candle lighters were Miss L. M. Archer, Boise City and Miss L. L. Kerns,
Elkhart, Kans. They wore carnation wristlets of fall tones and carried tapers
entwined with bronze ribbon and net. They wore gold colored princess styled dresses.
Ringbearer was Master J. Jacobs, Guymon.
Serving as best man was Mr. Wiley Osborn, Elkhart, Kans. Groomsmen were
Mr. Robert O'Neal, Kansas City, Kans. and Mr. L. Haar, Elkhart, Kans. Ushers
were Mr. E. Osburn, Jr., Amarillo, and Mr. F. Hill, Liberal.
A
reception was held in Fellowship Hall immediately following the ceremony.
Hostesses were Mrs. R.C. Yarberry, Mrs. Ernest Waldrop, Mrs. E.L. Buford, and
Mrs. D.K. Adams. Mrs. Wayne Booth poured the punch and Mrs. Gerald McDonald
served the cake from a table covered with a white linen cloth centered with an
arrangement of bronze chrysanthemums with scattered buckskin pompom
chrysanthemums throughout. This was flanked with twin candelabra holding white
tapers entwined with ivy. One end of the table held the three-tiered wedding
cake topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom and decorated with cornucopia
on each tier. The base of the cake was a mirror surrounded with lace and satin.
Crystal and silver completed the table setting.
After
a short wedding trip the couple will be at home north of Guymon where he is
engaged in farming.
Source: unknown newspaper clipping
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Obituary:
John Maynard Ullom, 75,
died Saturday, May 15, 2010, at his home in rural Texas County, Okla.
He was born August 18,
1934, in rural Texas county, to John H. and Maureen LaRue Ullom. He graduated
from Elkhart High School.
A lifetime farmer and
rancher in Texas county, Mr. Ullom was a member of First Church of God in
Elkhart and the Oklahoma Cattleman’s Association. Known as “Smilin’ Sam,” he
had a big heart and affectious smile, loved playing tricks on friends and
joking with them, and enjoyed woodworking, fishing, traveling, hunting, giving hugs,
and being a friend and a father.
On Nov. 22, 1959, he
married Rhonda Faith Archer in Guymon, Okla. She died May 26, 2005. He also was
preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors include a
son, "Living" Ullom of rural Texas County; a daughter, "Living" Ullom of Overland
Park; a sister, "Living" O’Neal of Kansas City, MO; one grandson; two aunts;
and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral was at First
Church of God in Elkhart. Burial was at Elkhart Cemetery.
Source: Garden City,
Ks. Telegram, 5/17/2010.
----------Transcribed by Dolores J. Rush, Updated: 20 Jul 2021.
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