Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-25
Deaths
Mrs. LLOYD bort.

Mrs. Lloyd bort.
Pawnee City. Neb.-Mrs. Lloyd bort.
wife Of Lloyd bort, prominent attorney
Of Falls City, and daughter of Charles
Dort well-known lawyer Of this place,
died in Lincoln.
John II. Won Steen.
Beatrice. Neb.-John H. Won Steen, po-
neer Beatrice business man. who died
suddenly at his home in this city, was
a native Of Danzig, Germany, and came
He affiliated with the prohibition party
and was a prominent member of the Mem
MONTE church.
Mrs. b. Knox.
Grand Island. Neb.--Mrs. B. Knox, pio-
a lingering Illness from rheu-
matsm. She was over 80 years Of age
and was one of Hall countys Oldest
women settlers. She iss urvived by her
four sons and two daughters:
Mrs. Susan Carey.
Grand Island. Neb.--Mrs. Susan Carey
Of Greenfield, Ia, died in hospital In
Grand Island after an illness 81 OF seven
train while en- route west for her health
and was removed to the hospital here.
The body was taken to Anita, Ia, for
burial.
Lloyd Head.
Greenfield, Ia.-Lloyd Head, after whom
the local American Legion post. was
named, will be buried here. Funeral serv-
Ices will be held in the court house yard
The body has arrived in New York, ac-
cording to advices to relatives.
Head was killed July IS. 1918, in the
German offensive on the Champagne front
He was member a,. Of Company ains,dn =. lestn IN
man, Dr.. Glenn McCreight. a medical
officer Of the division, and buried near
the spot where he, fell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell.
Wymore. Neb.-Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell,
81, died at the home of E. NJ. Chapman
She had been a resident Of Wymore for
SO years.
Mrs. A. r. Dempster.
Beatrice, Neb.-Werd was received mere
Of. the death Of Mrs. A. r. Dempster, for
merly OF Beatrice, which occurred at her
home at Sioux Falls, s. D. The pody
was taken to Des Moines for burial She
was sister OF Mrs c. B. Dempster. Three
children, Arthur and Helen Dempster OF
Sioux Falls and Mrs. Lunbard OF Des
Moines, Ia, survive.
Fred Heiden.
Denison, Ia.-Fred Heiden, who was
killed Just before tke armistice was
signed, was given q military luheraI ps
his comrades of the American Legion.
The funeral was held in the Methodist
church, where his name. with % others
who went from that church and sunday
school, has had place on TIE roll OF nohor
since the beginning OF the war. rev.
Cable came from the N. =. conIerencs enc
at Red Oak to deliver the sermon; Fred
Heiden was one Of four brothers who en-
listed. The others returned alive.
Miss Caroline jacobsen.
Atlantic, Ia.-Miss Caroline Jacobsen. 80,
matron Of the Danish Lutheran Old Peo-
ple's home at Des Moines, died suquens
at the home OF her parents, z. Z: JACOB
sen and wife, three miles south OF Atian-
tic. Miss Jacobsen came here satur9ay
to rest following an extended Illness Sne
was a native Of Denmark.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclure.
Table Rock, Neb.-Mrs. Thomas Mcclure
Of Lincoln died at the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. @. E. Becker, at Pawnee
City. Funeral services will be held Sun
day at the Becker residence at PaWnee
City. Rev; A. L. Ogden; pastor SorL OF .i,1 shH
preach the funeral sermon.
Eli Armstrong.
Broken Bow, Neb.-Eli Armstrong, old
time reSlQenI OF ETohtH ooW. oitu az Us
home in this city after lingering III
ness. He is survived by his wife and two
sons.
Mrs. Barbara Maser.
Sutton, Neb.-Mrs. Barbara Maser, one
of the best known women of Sutton, died
suddenly of heart disease. Mrs. Maser
was the mother Of is children, IL, Of whom
are living.
Harold Fiske.
Beatrice. Neb.-A military. funeral was
held In the Episcopal church for Harold
Fiske. Beatrice boy. who was killed in
action in France in August, 1918. while
trying to silence q German machine gun.
The sermon was given by Rev. W. A.
Mulligan. the pastor, the military sery-
ices being in charge Of Bitting-Norman
post,s American Legion. Lieutenant Fiske
attended high school here and upon leav-
ing Beatrice, went to Lincoln, where he
was living when he entered the world
war.
BENJAMIN Parish.
Cortland, Neb--Benja Parish, e1,
killed in action in the Argonne forest, was
given a military burial at Cortland, where
he was born and reared. Services were
held in the park. The American Legion
was In charge. Private Parish was re-
ported missing In action. but his body
was later found inferred in a French
cemetery.
Mrs. Dorthea Golding.
Plattsmouth, Neb.-sfrs. Dorthea Gold
Ing. So. one OF the oldest Cass county