Pioneer Pavilat burial record in Cheyenne County Nebraska
John Pavlat Sr born in Prague Bohemia June 19 1846 died at Lodge Pole Nebraska September 15 1928 aged 80 years two months and 27 days An immigrant har ness maker from Chicago later moved to Cedar Rapids married Mary Tehel December 25 1871 They had 14 children eleven survived all but Mary Bell who lived in Oklahoma and Joe Pavlat in Denver The family moved to Hanover Kansas then Cheyenne County in 1886 taking a homestead near Lodge Pole They farmed and ran cattle until retiring thirteen years ago He died after six months illness Aug 30 1928 Survived by wife and eleven children thirty seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Interred September 17 at Bohemian cemetery six miles south and one mile west of their homestead The surviving relatives listed include John Pavlat Potter OK Mary Bell Prague OK Joe Pavlat Denver J L McIntosh Sidney Libby Walters Lodge Pole Richard Pavlat Sunol Jennie Smith Lodge Pole Millard Pavlat Sunol Emil Englert Sunol Henry Pavlat Sidney Frank Pavlat Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pavilat
Prague
Bohemia
Lodge Pole
Nebru
United States
Chicago
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mary Tehel
Cheyenne County
Mary Bell
Oklahoma
Joe Pavylat
Denver
Colo
Paviat
Hanover
Kan
Pavlat
Bohemian
John Pavlat
Potter
Okla
Joe Pavlat
J. L. McIntosh
Sidney Football Squad Gets Ready For Games
The 1926 Sidney Maroon and Black squad will be lighter than last year and Weymouth must teach a different style. Inexperience may delay judging strength, but locals should win in the Western Nebraska Conference with an eight game schedule at home against Chappell Scottsbluff Alliance Lodge Pole Bayard Kimball and Sterling. New Orthophonic phonograph advertised at Hurges Music Store with easy terms.
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Weymouth
Sidney
Western Nebraska
Chappell
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Lodge Pole
Death of A G Smith Pioneer Resident of Potter
Amiren Gustaf Smith a longtime Cheyenne County settler died at his son Charles E Smith’s Potter home after a long life of farm work beginning in 1885. Born in Sweden August 25 1857 he emigrated to the United States then Minnesota and Nebraska before homesteading north of Potter. He married Mathelda Carlson November 4 1885 and had five children. Funeral services were held at the son’s home with Rev L V Siocumb officiating. Interment followed in Potter municipal cemetery. Pallbearers included N P Rasmuseen George Gunderson Adam Gunderson Herman C Johnson C W Johnson and E L Hougen.
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The
Potter Review
A. G. Smith
Potter District
Charles
Potter
Smith
Amiren Gustaf Smith
Sweden
United Sates
Minnesota
Ceresco
Nebr
Mathelda Carlson
Charles E. Smith
Lesie Compston
Dener
Edward Guldice
Oakland
Calif
Portland
Ore
Peter Smith
Gladys Smith
Inez Compton
N. P. Rasmuseen
George Gunderson
Adam Gunderson
Herman C. Johnson
C. W. Johnson
E. L. Hougen
Mrs Lottie Cook Wagner Dies In Kimball Hospital
Mrs Lottie Cook Wagner wife of A A Wagner prominent Potter district figure died in Kimball on September 10 1926 after a life of church and social work. Born June 2 1800 in New York she moved with family to Summer Iowa later marrying Amos A Wagner in 1888. Survived by husband three daughters Maude Lipska Blanche Adams Opal and one son MHo with other relatives. Funeral at Potter Methodist Church September 12 conducted by Rev L V Slocumb with Royal Neighbors in attendance and interment at Potter municipal cemetery.
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Lottie Cook Wagner
A. A. Wagner
Potter District
Kimball
Lottie’l. Cook
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Summer
Iowa
Amos A. Wagner
Rex
Guy
Milo
Maude
Blanche
Opal
Hassett
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Redington
Bayard
Peetz
Potter
Mho
Maude Lipska
Blanche Adams
Miss Opal
Potter Methodist Church
L. V. Slocumb
J. F. Callaway
Lee Hagemeister
Oscar Redeen
Wm. Hagemeister
August Meilke
Charles Place
Clarence Johnson
Wm. Helsing
Peter Hansen
Potter Municipal
Women’s Club Work Starts This Month
The winter project of the women's club work of the agricultural extension service begins late this month and runs into October. Five specialists will cover counties with agents, visiting each county monthly. They will teach project leaders from local clubs as part of an eight month course on foods for health convenient kitchens making the home attractive dress the family becomingly and time savers in clothing construction. The schedule is new and gives farmer wives a summer vacation.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Fourteen year old girl loses toes in combine
Pearl Gray, aged fourteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Gray, suffered severe foot injuries while helping her father operate a combine wheat harvester near the city. The toes and part of the foot were crushed necessitating amputation. She is at Kimball Hospital Kimball Observer.
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Pearl
W. M. Gray
Kimball Hospital
Kimball Observer
Sidney Chamber Seeks South Side Road Aid
The chamber of commerce urged better south side roads and pledged county aid. A committee was appointed to press county commissioners for action. Dalton harvest festival is Wednesday with a large city attendance urged. Sidney delegates should meet at the courthouse to depart at 1 30 p m. The chamber will discuss remaining items at next Monday’s meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dalton
Sidney
Court House
Former Kimball Resident Drowns in California Lake
John W. Seguine, a former Kimball resident and cabinet maker for W. W. Prather Lumber, drowned Sunday near Clearlake California while fishing. He was with Fred Holland, also a former Kimball resident, when the rowboat capsized. Holland was rescued as Seguine appeared to lose his nerve in the water, and a rescuing boat approached from another direction. The Lake County Bee notes the drowning occurred about a hundred yards off shore.
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John Seguine
Kimball
Lakeport
Calif
Shorty
Fred) Holland
Lake County Bee
Clearlake
John W. Seguine
W. W. Prather Lumber Company
Fred Holland
Seguine
Card of Thanks for Mrs. John Pavlat family
The Pavlat family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and beautiful flowers during the bereavement of our beloved husband and father, Mrs John Pavlat Br and children.
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John Pavlat
Radio season is now on at Burgess Music Store
Inclusive ad claiming best radio season with Super Hetrodyne models six and eight tubes no outside aerial or batteries. Easy terms offered. Also notes Gidney Music and Radio Store is exclusive Cheyenne county agent for Atwater Kent radios.
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Burgess Music Store
Cheyenne County
Atwater Kent Radios
Gidney Music and Radio Store
Great Piano Bargain at Burgess Music Store
An extraordinary good piano, standard make with a beautiful tone and action. Golden oak finish, price 195 dollars with terms 25 dollars down and 10 dollars per month. Also phonograph offers from 96 dollars and up. Burgess Music Store, phone 219, 1-2.
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Burgess Music Store
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Hurgess Music Store
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Mrs. Lottie Cook Wagner
California Lake
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