Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

anu Two chlluren.
Herman ]. Johansen.
Loup City-Herman J. Johansen, chair.
man Of the board Of supervisors Of Sher-
man county and resident Of this COM
munity for many years, died At Grand
Island hospital, where he had undergone
a. M operation, u: was q member Of the
and other organizations. and was much
Interested In good farming. being q we'll.
known breeder Of pure bred stock. He
leaves wife and one son,
Miss Celia sAvidse.
Callaway-MIss Celia ,savidEe, young.
est daughter. OF Joe ssvidse Of Galway
died at her home here. She had been iii
for some tirhs.
Jacob Rist.
Table Rock--Jacoh Rist, Is, piopsss
residence Of his daughter. Mrs. sadie
Ray. in Lincoln. The body was brought
to Pawnee City for burial.
Mlss veria Warthen.
beatrice-Funeral services for Miss
verla Warthen. trained nurse of this city
were held in the La selle Street church
conducted by Rev J. M. Darby. Two
nurses from each Of the three hospitals
were casket bearers. :
Morris Malone.
McCook--Morrls Malone. 80. died here
and tho body was taken to OalesburR, Iii
IL was the father Of Mrs Harry b
Mrs. Patrick Glynn.
Pawnee City-The body OF Mrs. Patrick
ulynn, OF this community, arrived here
from Denver. whore she died. 1t wal
,,a.,1.,S taken overland to her old hons At sum
we're held in the First Msthodist church
Mrs. Glynn went to Colorado in search
OF better health several years ago. Hhl
leaves husband pad five children.
Jobs Komsak.
81, Paul-John Komsak, 80, pionee
citizen OF Howard county, died on the oit
homestead where he lived with his son
Joseph. One other son, John, Of this city
also survives. He was born In Bohemi;
and came to this county in is72.
Miss Anna M. Ashbrcok.
Geneva-Miss Anna NJ Ashbrook, resi-
tent here for ~ years. died 1t her hom,
mere. The funeral services were held II
Edwin 3. walter.
Nebraska Cityr-Edwin 3. Walter, Oto
county pioneer. died At hts home y
ann,sS MsCseh 5, Mr. walter horn r. ~
braska all hts life, In 1884 he home
steaded in Hitchcock county. Mr. Waite
was the first male (white) child born II
this county.
q. r. Ward.
Oshkosh--C. n. Ward OF Lisco, died q
the hospital at North Platte. He was I
member Of American Legion. havinl
served IN world war and was given
John Avndt.
Beatrice-John Armdt, 30. pioneer o
Beatrice, died following an illness Of
leaves = number Of ehiIdren. ali grown
He was tbs fether Of Mrs. John Wichma
At whose home he died,
Mrs. Ida Adamson.
Beatrice-Mrs. Ida Adamson, for year
= resident Of Beatrice died At her hom
after . prolonged Illness. She was an aun
of Mrs, Kathryn Buchanan and Mrs. +
E. Wheeler Of this city.
Jurgsn Mees.
FAirbury-Jurgen Mees. H., pioneer resl
dent OF the Jansen nsighborhocd. died a
his home. Funeral services were hel
in the German Lutheran church near Day
kin.
Mrs. Mary Ulrich.
Beatrice-Mrs, Mary Uirich, s.. livin
| northeast OF Ptckrell, died AZ ner nom
| after brief illness. She n survived b
her husband and sig children.
Paul Green.
David City-Funenal services were hel
| from st. Lukes M. Z. church here 4
| Paul 0rsen. aviator. who with his mi
| chcnic, Arthur Graves Of Omaha, was kille
when their plane capsixed. The Mason
order was in charge. The funeral sc
mon was preached by Rev. c. A. Kirehs
pastor OF the Presbyterian church.
/ Paul.
Miss Hasel Atcheson.
| West Point.-rhe death OF Miss HaI
| Atcheson, -. formerly . resident OF IN
My, and late Of Yakoma. Wash. was a
| nounced there.
Mrs. Christine L. ReiEle.
| Madiscn.-Christina Larson Reigle, vi
Of John ". Reigle. died at her home
this city Funeral services were held
the NJ. E. church. Rev. Allen Chafuberia
officiating. Christina Larson was born d
tober /, 1851, in Sweden When yea
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