Oklahoman Archives
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
September 10, 1960, p 35
Services Pend For Whetstone At Pauls Valley
PAULS VALLEY — Services for T. A. Whetstone, 60, former Oklahoma City
businessman who died Friday in his home after a heart attack, will be
Sunday at 2 p.m. in Stufflebean Funeral Chapel here.
Whetstone was associated with Mid-Continent News in Oklahoma City 25
years before coming to Pauls Valley seven years ago to start an auto
supply store. He was a member of the Methodist church.
He was the brother-in-law of Harvey P. Everest, president of the
Liberty National Bank, Oklahoma City.
He is survived by his wife. Sarah M.; a daughter; twc sons, Tom,
Dallas, and Robert, Pauls Valley; a brother, Baird, near Oklahoma City,
and three sisters, Mrs. O. K. Morel!, 337 NE 60; Mrs. Harvey P.
Everest, 90C NE 63, and Mrs. Van R. Wiggins, 1809 NE 52, all oi
Oklahoma City.

Oklahoman Archives
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
May 25, 1997, p 236
Sarah Margaret "Peggy"
Whetstone, died May 23, 1997. Mrs. Whetstone was bom No- 4 verrfler It,
1902 In Noble County, Ok, daughter of William and Destlna Ollla-ptalfl.
She served as president of the Llnwood PTA 1935-36, and 1941-42, and as
third vice-president of the OKC PTA Council In 1941-43. Mrs. Whetstone
was the manager/hostess of the Kerr-McGee and Liberty National Bank ex*
ecutfve dnlfto rooms for 8 years prior to her retirement in 1972. She
was an active member of the Oklahoma Hertiaoa Archives Committee and
kept tho records for 18 years of Oklahoma Hull of Faire Inductees. She
was a member ot St. Luke's Unltod Methodist Church. She was predeceased
bv her husband, T.A. WTiel-stona, and her sons, wavno, Donald, Robert
and Thomas.
Mrs. Whetstone is survived by a daughter, Margaret Halleck of Stamford,
Ct; daughters-in-law, Joanne Whetstone of Dallas, Tx, and Anne
Whetstone of Bethany; sister-in-law, Isabel Whetstone of OKC; 9
grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Services will be held at 1:30
p.m. Tuesday, May 27, 1997 in Bill Merritt Memorial Chapel with
interment to follow in Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Pauls Valley, Ok.
Memorials may be made to the Good Shepherd Hospice, PO Box 32272, OKC