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John Wallace
John Wallace, 70, former Castleton farmer and formerly an employee
of the Standard Oil Co. in Hutchinson, died in Burwell Neb., at 2
p.m. Saturday.
He was born in Castleton, Oct. 3, 1882, and has been in Nebraska
about 20 years.
Survivors are his widow, Ann; three brothers, George, Hutchinson,
William Burwell, and D. A., Detroit.
Burial will be in Burwell cemetery.
Hutchinson News-Herald - Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas - Monday, June 8, 1953 - page – 10 *** column – 8
Transcribed and contributed
by: Rose Stout
A. G. Messenger
Burwell,
Neb., Oct. 22. – The funeral of A. G.
Messenger, who died Tuesday evening, was held yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended. Mr. Messenger was 80 years old and came here in 1870.
Omaha
World Herald – 23 Oct. 1896
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
Vere Hoppes
Burwell
– Vere Hoppes, injured in an auto accident at this place Sunday, died a few
hours later. William Johnson, a companion, is recovering.
Omaha
World Herald – 3 Mar. 1921
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
Mrs. E. Johnson
Burwell
– Mrs. E. Johnson, pioneer of this section, was buried at Ord. She leaves two
sons, E. L., of Ord, and Jack of Burwell.
Omaha
World Herald - 16 Feb. 1921
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
Ruth Borden
Burwell
– Ruth Borden of Burwell, sister of Arthur Borden, died at the home of her
brother. She had been in poor health for some time, suffering from an ailment
of the heart. She was prominent in music and church work. The Rev. Mr. Beggs of
Ashland had charge of the funeral.
Omaha
World Herald – 9 Mar. 1921
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
Mrs. A. S. Reeves
Burwell
– Mrs. A. S. Reeves, wife of the pastor of the Christian church, died suddenly
Tuesday night.
Omaha
World Herald – 6 May 1921
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
Mrs. W. J. Best
Burwell
– Mrs. W. J. Best of Burwell died yesterday of cancer. She is the wife of the
engineer of the Burlington
passenger on the Aurora-Burwell branch. She had been ill for more than a month,
with no chance of recovery. She leaves her husband and several children.
Omaha
World Herald – 7 May 1921
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
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