Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
DEATH RECORD.
Me-. En.nbeth VI. Blrchard

Mrs Elizabeth Nj. Birchard. wife Of p.
T. Blrchard Of 47s5 North Thirty-ninth
street, died Monday morning, The
funeral will take place at the home at
8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The burial
will be at Marshalltown. Ia The burial
ard was a graduate OF the Pratt Art in
stitute Of New York. She was married
August IA. 1895. She leaves her husband
two children Of her own and two step
Mrs. Blrchard was born in Cans
wort, n. Y, and after graduating was
superintendent Of the art work In the
Marshalltown schools. In this depart
ment she had great ability and her own
home is decorated with many beautiful
works from her own hand Upon her mar
riage she moved to Norfolk. Neb, and
came to Omaha In 1909, she was an ac-
tive and faithful member OF the First
congregational church. At
Mrs. w. s. wedge.
The funeral Of Mrs w S Wedge, who
died at Benson Saturday morning, Will be
held from the residence in Benson Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Member of the
knights Templar, of which Mr.. Wedge
is a member, will act as pailbearers. Rev.
Mr.. Abbott Of Trinity Methodist church
will conduct the services. Besides her
nu6nlllhs " h6N II - SS'NA
children. Mrs. o. E. Engler Of Plainview.
George C. Wedge Of Benson, Mrs. Frances
Weber Of Seattle, E. II. Wedge, w. S.
Wedge, jr.. and G. Morgan Wedge of Chi
cago and Mrs. william Rodabaugh of Ben
son.
John G. LOwery.
John C. Lowery. "a years old, a veteran
of the civil war, who died Friday at his
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day afternoon. The funeral services were
held from his home at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. Rev. j., NJ. Kersey, pastor of
the First Christian church, conducted the
services. Bu...al was In Forest Lawn GEM
etery. Mr.. Lowery is survived by two sons,
II. L. Lowery and Fred G. Lowery, and
a daughter, Mrs. John o. Burger, all OF
whom 1--we in Omaha.
Funeral of DR.. Schneider.
The funeral Of Dr. Leonard G. Schneider.
who died at The Omaha General hospital
Saturday afternoon, is TO be held at sa-
cred Heart church Tuesday morning at 3
o'clock. The funeral eortege will leave the
home, 26O2 North Thirtleth street, at $50
o'clock. Solemn high mass will be con-
Quoted by Father Judge and Father Man
ming. Burial will be In Holy sepu.chrs
cemetery. DR.. Schneider's relatives have
arrived from Nebraska City his former
home.
John Warner.
John Warner. 76 years of age, a re-
tired farmer, who has BEEN living in
Omaha but five weeks, died Saturday
night at e2l South Eighteenth street OF
pneumonia. He is survived by n wife and
grown-up family. The funeral is set for
this afternoon, with interment in the Ger
man Catholic cemetery.
samuel valet.
samuel Wallet, an old resident of Omaha,
died at his home at Twenty-fourth and
Franklin streets Christmas morning. The
funeral will be held at the chapel con-
nected with the Jackson undertaking
rooms, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
terment win be at Forest Lawn.
John Warner.
John Warner, &c years Old. died at his
home, 62l South Eighteenth street, Satur-
day night from ~seniii;y. The funeral will
probably be held from Hofman's chapel
Tuesday afternoon, with burial in the
German Catholic Cemetery.
Mrs. Lila Egbert.
Mrs. Lila Egbert, B5 years old, died at G
hospital Monday morning. Her death was
caused by a cerebral malady. Nothing Ia
known Of Mrs. Egbert in Omaha. She haG
been unc~r treatment for several month";