Obituaries 

Jessie H. Carr Stone

A funeral service will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m.. at the Champion Funeral Home in Sheridan, Wyo. For Mrs. Jessie H. Stone who died at St. John’s Hospital Saturday night.

The body will be taken to Sheridan Monday night from the Aaseth Funeral Home which announced arrangements.

Jessie H. Carr was married to H. J. Stone at Johnson, Neb. Where they lived five years before moving to Alamosa, Colo. In 1908 they moved to Sheridan, where they operated a furniture store. Mrs. Stone had lived in Huron about a year.

She is survived by a brother Harry Carr and a nephew Donald Carr of Huron.

She was preceded in death by her husband in 1921 and a son in 1946.

The Daily Plainsman, Huron, South Dakota - Monday, July 20, 1964

Transcribed and Contributed by: Karen Seeman

Theodore "Ted" Jones   

83, Auburn, died Monday.

Survivors:  Daughter Donna Pierce, Canby, Oregon; sisters, Sarah McVay, Auburn, Vesta Spears, Lincoln, Lucille Criger, Nebraska City, Emily Bisslers, Omaha; six grandchildren.

Services:  10:30 a.m. Thursday, Casey-Witzenburg Chapel, Auburn.

Lincoln Nebraska Journal, Tuesday, December 5, 1989

Contributed by:  Barbara Christen

Transcribed by:  Frances Cooley

Child of Barton Bryant   

A little child of Barton Bryant died Thursday afternoon.

Omaha World Herald –25 Jan. 1897

Transcribed and contributed by:  Marla Zwakman

Child of J. M. Cutrell   

J. M. Cutrell’s little boy died Friday morning.

Omaha World Herald –25 Jan. 1897

Transcribed and contributed by:  Marla Zwakman

Thomas Wagner   

Peru – Funeral services were held at the home of David Jack for Thomas Wagner, a resident of this place, who died at Broadwater at the age of 85.

Omaha World Herald – 20 Dec. 1921

Transcribed and contributed by:  Marla Zwakman

William L. Winkelman   

Peru, Neb., Aug. 21. – William L. Winkelman, who died Sunday in a Nebraska City Hospital as a result of injuries sustained in a fall from a scaffold two weeks ago, was buried here yesterday.

The funeral sermon was preached by the Rev. C. N. Dawson of Stanton, Neb., former pastor of the Walnut Hill Methodist Episcopal Church in Omaha, the services being in charge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, of which Mr. Winkelman was a member.

Mr. Winkelman but recently moved here from Omaha, where he had for many years been in the employ of the Omaha Printing Company.  He was a member of lodge No. 17, Ancient Order of United Workmen of Omaha, whose members remembered their brother with a beautiful floral emblem.  The local lodge of the same organization also presented a fraternal floral tribute.

Omaha World Herald – 22 Aug. 1907 

Transcribed and contributed by:  Marla Zwakman

Claude Clause    

Julian – Claude Clause, 12, died as a result of injuries received Saturday when an auto turned turtle near here.

Omaha World Herald – 2 May 1921 

Transcribed and contributed by:  Marla Zwakman