Death notices from Rule Humboldt area include several obituaries
The obituary notices report Mrs. M. A. Ball of Rule aged 61 dying after paralytic strokes and a funeral at one, Rev. Kincaid presiding. Also noted is Charles F P Bray dying of pneumonia at the Lincoln asylum with relatives traced to Philadelphia. Mrs Charles Dalka of Humboldt dies leaving a husband and infant daughter, with services at Christain church Humboldt and burial there. Holger L Allen of Connecticut origin dies suddenly of heart trouble near Humboldt, funeral at the Methodist church Humboldt. The notices detail survivors, birthplaces, and funeral arrangements in terse local reportage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FP. Bray
Straussville
Asylum For
Lincoln
Yoath
Philadelphia
Holger L. Allen
Connecticut
C. B. Gridley
Humboldt
Nome
Allen
John Calvert
Death of Mrs Hanika Dated 69 Years in Barada Area
Mrs Hanika aged 69 of the city passed away Sunday evening after immigrating from Austria as a child and living in Wisconsin before moving to a farm north of town. She married Janiku at age 18 and had eleven children, nine living. she attended St. Francis Church and funeral services were held at St. Francis Catholic Church with interment in Barada Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hania
Austria
America
Wisconsin
Ianikau
Hanika
St. Francis Church
Rex
St. Francis Catholic
Barada
Mrs Hannah Schuler Dies After Long Richardson County Life
Mrs Hannah Schuler, aged 69 years 3 months and 13 days, died Tuesday January 24 1905 at 7 PM in Richardson Countys oldest resident. She was active in the Ladies Relief Corps and will be missed by many friends. Her husband died five years ago. Born in Germany she moved to this city when young. Funeral services will be held at her residence this afternoon at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dalka
Humboldt
Nebraska
Will Ward
Table Rock
George Pierce
Sol Parker
Fielding Parker
Owson
Oklahoma
Christain Church
Mr. Wilson
That City
Richardson County
Hannah Schuler
Ladies Relief Corps
Deplorable Condition Prompts Winter Clothing Drive
Falls City readers are urged to help needy schoolchildren suffering in cold weather. The Tribune asks merchants to donate hoodies mittens shoes stockings or clothing and to contact staff or call the paper to arrange collection or delivery of funds or items to underprivileged pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
the Tribune
Obituary: William Penn Myers of Falls City
William Penn Myers born September 5 1874 in Kingston Pennsylvania died January 17 1905 at home in Falls City Nebraska aged 57 years 4 months 12 days. He was a son of Madison F and Harriet Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn Myers
Kingston
Falls City
Nebr
Madison F
Harriet Myers
Pioneer Citizen of Falls City Relates Myers Family History
The article recalls Lawrence Myers and his pioneer Pennsylvania roots near Forty Fort on the Susquehanna. It notes his family’s Revolutionary service, education, marriage to Helen McCarthy, and moves to Nebraska and Falls City. It mentions three surviving children, a funeral held January 22, and interment at Steele Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Myers
Lawrence Myers
Martha Bennett Myers
Meyers
Susquehanna River
W. P. Myers
Mr. Meyers
Cazenovia
Wyoming
University of Michigan
M. BE
Kingston
Helen McCarthy
Miranda
Martha
Nebraska
Michigan
Falls City
Tle
Richardson County
Martha A. Weaver
M. E
W.T. Cline
Steele
Also Mentioned on This Page
Angel of Death
My Ae Hale
M. A. Ball
Rule
Rev. Kincaid
Charles FF. Bray
Citartes Dalker
Edgar L. Allen
Mrs. Mantra
Hannahs Schuler
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