Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Charles Wenrel,

Charles Wencsl.
rsa'riee-funersi service. for Charles
Nsnesi, "a Ds witt youth, who wss
drowned whils bathing In the blue river
With soms companions, were held at he
witt The body was broush, to Beatrice
for burial
.hatrles-Th~ funeral Of n. Davis. who
died Of injuries by beinx thrown out Of
his buggy on the pavement when ear
struck his vehicle, was held In the fam.
ily home, REV, A. o nroylrs Of tho First
Baptist church nfficiated, The body was
taken To Museatine. la. the old home
for burial.
Mrs. Eliza Clark.
Falls city-Death took one OF Richard
son countys earliest pioneers. when Mrs
Eliza Clark, 50. died at her home near
this city. Mrs Clark. with her husband
Isaac. came to this county in 1853 and
tomssteaded on farm that remained
their homs until their deaths.
Johann Martens.
peatrIce-Johann Martens. ~. old res
ident Of Beatrice. died At his homo here
He IL survived by his widow and seven
children.
Henry Dankenbring.
Beatrice-Henry Dankenbsing. 81: died
~ his home In West Beatrice after
brief illness. He 10 survived by his widow
and one daughter. Mrs. Herman Kess-
neS.
z. Boughn.
Randolph-Z Boushn, S5. ono Of the
founders of Randolph and for years one
II, came to this vicinity in 1885 from
Illinois. where he was born and where
he had helped build the town OF war
rensburE, and a part Of the Peoria ,,,sd nsGs
here on the Boughn ranch. He was en-
gagged in the building OF the short line
railroad from Sioux City to ONeil,. he
is survived by his wife. five sons: ~
arandchildren and 22 great-srandchi'dren.
In his early lie. Mr. Boushn was ae
ouainted with Abraham Lincoln. and told
many stories about the great man.
Dr. A. H. Felch.
peatrice.-Dr. A. H. Felch. -, praetie-
Ing physician Of this city FOR 80 years;
died at a hospital. He was native Oh
New York and is survived by MS "'uo"'
Mrs. 8. P. Calvin. !,
York-Mrs. S. P. Calvin, 81 died :.
the family home here. She had lived IN
and near York for 80 years.
J. II. Chain.
York; II. Chain. 81. died at the
family home here. He came to YORK IN
iSsS from Seward county and engaged IN
Mrs. Wilhelmina Piepes.
waco-Mrs Wilhelmina Pieper. 10, dieo
At the family home near here MRS.
pi.n.r Nd resided on the old farm home
for 50 years.
Edwnrd Bates.
a, tns; death Of Edward Bates, 81. at
SLOAN Springs. Ark. lie was among the
first settlers in York county. He was @
elected the first county clerk, tried tns
first case in district court. was electea
county Judge for three terms and served
g as district judge for number OF year
. eFewas a veteran of the civil war. en-
listing In Company B. 18th Illinois IN
tantry.
stephanas Reed.
syracuse-Stephanas Reed, ~, pi-
oneer of this county. died al at ms us 1Iuon
county. Ohio. He homesteaded IN lsoo
and still owned the farm. He - sur
yived by his wife, one son ana one
daughter, Funeral services were ne'o !"
his home
August I.orenz.
West Pont-August LoIenz, pioneer
and farmer of Aos, died at his nome. ne
was a native of Germany.
F. A: Ault ...,,.r,v =,
Beatrice-F. A. Auit es' tormeFiy s1s Some "a
at Alma. Ths body was taken to slue
Springs for burial. Four children sur
vivc.
York-Business halted one hour IN YORK
in reverence for j. II. Chain. who died
here. For IS years he was one OF the
leading merchants of this city. The Masons
nuu ianders' I,'A' Masons, odd Fellows. Modern
Wocdmen Of America and Commercial
club attended in a body Rev. Emholi'
pastor Of the Presbyterian churcn' ol1lcA-
ated.
Mrs, Heyc johnson.
Beatrice-Mrs. Heye Johnson, 3e. old
resident Of Gage county: died At ,,a her nome ms
her husband and four children. tnree sons
and one daughter.
Henry Stelier.
Beatrice-The funeral Of Henry Stellar,
~ contractor and builder or TINS ci,y,
was held in the Scott Harman chapel. tho
sermon being given by Rev. E. Z; Lucas
10 children.
q. e. Green.
columbus-Word was , rsseived Cd here n,c,.er o.
banker of Genoa, who died at his ranch
near Fort Morgan. Colo. Oak" Green
as he was familiarly known 70 a wide
circle Of friends throughout the state
Organised the First National bank at
Genoa - years ago. and continued as
active president OF the institution until
IpAogo years ago when he retired to his
fSnch. though still retaining his title Of
president and his holdings in the bank
Besides his widow he leaves = daughter
Mrs. w. V. kenner and a sister, Mrs, w.
J. Welch.
Sister Mary HuKolina.
Columbus-venerable Sister Mary Hugo
lima, superior in charge OF st. Francis
The body was brought to this city and
funeral services were conducted hy Rev
Father Charles in St. Bonaventure church
Ravenna-H. H. Rasmussen died at his
home here. He conducted grocery bust
ness for a score OF years. His wife and
four sons survive him
John W. Surface.
Falls City-John w. Surface. proprietor
Of a restaurant. dropped dead in his
heart disease. He had been iii for some
time and only recently returned from
Excelsior Springs. Mo. where he lad
gone for treatment.
william J. Barnes.
Madison-Wiliam J. Barnes Of Hinton.
Ia, a pioneer resident Of Madison. died
We're held in this city. He was born
February IA. 1914. at satl Point, N. Y.
In 1865 he came to Columbus, Neb. and
in 1857 he came to this country and set
tied on homestead. portion Of which
is now occupied by this city. He was
married here OF Margaret Huyler. October
10. 1858. For many years Mr.. Barnes
was proprietor OF the Madison House. a
hotel connected with the ealy history Of
the town. He Is survived by his widow
and one daughter. Mrs. Jessie ". Bley
OF Madison. and six sons. Frank w. Lons
Beach, Cal; Charles E. Glencoe. Ia
Irwin Of Rapid City. 8. D.: John H.. Law.
renee and Lloyd A. Of Hinton. Ia
Frank r. Blanchard.
Kearney.-Fr:nk F. Blanchard. one o
the original Gibbon colonists and q resi-
dent OF Gibbon for 81 years, died in tn
hospital here. Mr. Blanchard is survived
by his widow and three children. E. A
Y Blanchard Of Tampa, Fla: Guy r. Blan
chard Of Gibbon and Mrs P. e. Adams o.
Kearney.
Keith Jones.
York-Keith Jones. born in York county
died here He served with the Unitet
States navy for three years during tn
world war.