Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23

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south 81 this giiF, was taken % sF'rSaTa,
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william Ritter,
West Paiat=Miiliam RittsF- So died
a. his home In EikhaFa taSnshiP, sftsI a
fsS aass' ilihsss, lie 10 survived hF his
sidas and five children, fuRsFsi services
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% this elty, She vas ~ ard died Al
the home % her sou IN talThaIss
Mrs. Anna trisssa,
hshdsIsan-nfs, Anna tilsssh, =. died aisd
vas one Of the first settlers 10 THIS
flcinIly,
NuEusi Jsassn,
HsaITier=Augusl Jensen, ss, old Fesis
dent of Gage county living q few miles
west % Eills. died ~ bis home after q
brief tiinsss lie IL survived by widow
and several small children,
ChrI. Ham,
Grand island-itslaiisss here have re-
esiysd word Of the death Of Chris HsHB,
90, son ~ John a. Ham, which took place
In Oklahoma, after brief lilhsss. OF
stomach trouble,
Mrs. RudelpA FISCHER.
Grand island,-fhs body ef MIS- hu.
Iiaiph Fischer. o former resident OF
brand Island, who died At spencer, Ssbi,
where the family now resides. was
brought 10 this city for burial
Joseph Meyers.
Grand fsland,-Joseph Meyers, ~, q
member OF the Soldiers home at BaTkett,
died at that institution, The body was
taken 10 Alma for burial
4. l.. shoe.
Grand Island -r, l., shoe. 81, resi-
dent OF this city for the past year, died
AZ his home here. Surviving him are his
widow and daughter, Mrs, J, X. Frame
former home at 80. Paul, Nse,
4. u. Owens.
drasi Island. THE body OF \ u.
Owens, former resident OF Grand Island,
and for many years councilman from the
Fourth ward. who died at his home at
Donald. a suburb OF Portland. ore, were
brought TO this city for burial The
widow and n daughter. Mrs. John Hits
'f Portland accompanied the body
Miss Ethel Gr~w~ii.
Crete.--Word reached here telling of
the death OF Miss Ethel orewell. who
lied at her. home In California. Miss
irewell was the daughter Of J. W.
irewell. u well-kaown civil war veteran,
sho. with his family. was = Resident
" Crete for many years. Mr.. Grewell.
with his two daughters. took up their
residence In California three years ago.
rhe body will be brought to Crete for
burial
Mrs. Eucetta Beiding.
Table Rock-Mrs Lucetts Bedding.
Belding widow Of George 4. Belding.
ong-time county judge Of Pawnee county.
lied at her residence In Pawnee City.
Howard HOs~k.
Grand 1sldnd-Howard Hosek, %, an
'mploye at the Union Pacific round
lomse as a boiler makers helper. was
atally injured while at work as the re-
ult OF falling into "A l6-foot pit. frac-
turing his skull. Ire died about an
iour later at the st. Francis hospital
Without regaining consciousness. lie was
and is survived by his mother.
everal brothers, and sister. all resid-
ng In the west. Funeral services we're
ield In st. Mary Catholic church. Rev.
father Heimes officiating. Members of
he Central Labor union, of which organ
zation Hosek was president. acted as
'allbearers and attended the services in a
,ody.
Fred Seeger.
Grand Island-Louis Orloff g., pro-
lent OF Sidney. died at the St. Francis
lospital IN this city following an opera
ion The body was taken to Sidney fer
'urial.
Louis OrlOff.
Grand Island-Louis Orloff, 81, prop
,rietor OF the Orliff Junk & Metal COM
,any In this city. died at the st. Francis
wo sons, and five daughters. The body
vas taken to the former home at Lin
.oln for burial.
Mrs. Ellen Brennan.
Grand Island-Mrs. Ellen Brennan. a
It her home. She is survived by six
daughters. Funeral services were held
n st. Mary Catholic church, Rev. August
Ieimes officiating.
Mrs. Max Schultz.
Grand Island-Mrs. Max Schultz. 40.
lied at her home In this city. Surviving
er, besides her husband, are her daughter.
Dorothy. 3; her father, H. c. Moef1er:
ne brother. and three sisters. Funeral
ervices were held in St. Paul English
lutheran church. Rev. c. B.--.Herman
the services.
Albert Tietgen.
Beatrice-Funeral services for Albert
'ietgen Of Dewitt were held in the
amily home and burial was in Dewitt.
Ie is survived by widow and two sons.
Mrs. Olive Schweitxer.
Nelson-Mrs. Olive Schweitzer, Al, died
ere. She was the wife Of the secre-
ary Of the Nuckolls county Y. M. c. A.
nd mother of five children: tho youngest
eing only a day old at the time Of the
i've years ago with her husband when
. assumed the duties Of his present
osition.
Frederick j. gill;.
Arnod-Frederick J.. Gill OF Logan
ourty, who was killed in action in
rance, October 8. 1918 was given a
,ilitary funeral at Arnold. Burial was
4 the Arnold cemetery.
Mrs. Magda!ena Lemke.
Nebraska City-Mrs. Magdalena Lemke.
resident of the city since 1866. died
ere and was buried from ST. Benedict
atholic church. She Is survived by her
usband. r. Lemke, four sons. and
aughter.
George Henderson.
McCook-George Henderson. a.. who
'as killed near Red Willow by being
un over by Burlington engine, was