Lillie Ketchum Vaughan
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Warren Joseph Radney

Lillie Ketchum Vaughan, also, Warren Joseph Radney. . Lillie Ketchum Vaughan , Born Oct. 5, 1893 in Garland, Tx. The eighth of twelve children born to Virginia Alice Williams and John Albert Ketchum. At an early age she moved to Blair, Ok. with her parents. Lillie was energetic, friendly, and loved people. She became the beauty queen at Blair's annual event. In 1912, she married Hugh Patrick Vaughan. They lived with his father on his homestead and cared for him until his death in 1918. She was a Christian, a devoted and faithful wife. Their children are: John Patrick, Dick Novatus, Gwendolyn, Delora, Dorothy, and Laverne, twelve grand-children, and four great-grandchildren. She was loved by all who knew her, and her home was open to family and friends. She died on Oct. 8, 1987, in her home, at the age of 94 years, and is buried by her husband in the Blair Cemetery, Blair OK., Reverse Side , Warren Joseph Radney , Born in 1877 in Wadley, Alabama. He was one of eight children. He married Dora McGill in 1903. Looking for a better life he came to what was then known as Okla. Territory. He came by train to Altus then hired a hack to Mangum. He went to the Hester community and farmed for Ben Talley until 1906. He bought a farm near by and sent for his wife and son from Alabama. Seven more children were born to this union. He liked farming and raised cotton, corn, and grain also garden vegliables which he shared with neighbors and friends. He was a member of the Methodist church, Elks Club and served on the school board. He built a four bedroom bungalow near Hester in 1923. After the death of his wife in 1927 he reared his six children alone. He bought and farmed six different farms before retiring in 1953. He bought a home and lived in Mangum until his death th 1958.