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Mrs. M«ry V Snyder
Funeral services for Mrs, Mary
A, Snyder were held Friday after
noon at two o'clock at the First
Methixlist Church in Ewing with
the Rev. Lisle Mewmaw pastor of
the Page Methodist Church Offi
ciating Burial was made in the
Ewing cemetery.
John A Wood was organist for
the singers. Mrs. Harriet Welke
and Mr Kd Hoag. Mrs Irvin
Cloyd and Mrs. Iva Rouse were in
charge of the floral tributes.
Pallbearers were Clifford Hahl
heek, Jerry Rotherham, Robert
Pruden, Laverne Finley. Elvin
Hamilton ami Hermit Jefferies.
Mary A. Burner, daughter of
John and Adeline Burner was bom
In Dodge County near Hooper, De
cember 20, 18X3 and died after a
brief illness at the Antelope Mem
orial hospital at Neligh, on May
25.
Her childhood was spent at Stan
ton. Nebr., where she completed
her education in the public school.
As a young woman, she came to
Ewing with her parents. Here she
met J William Snyder, whom she
married at Columbus on August.
17. 1906. They made Ewing their
horn*1 for their entire life together.
Since the death of her husband
thirteen years ago, Mrs. Snyder
has made her home with their only
child, a daughter, Helen and fam
ily in Ewing.
Mrs. Snyder attended the Meth
odist Church and was a member
of the Sunset club. She was a de
voted mother and grandmother, al
so a good neighbor, always ready to
lend a hand in need.
Survivors are daughter, Helen 1
Sisson; 8 grandsons and two grand
daughter; 4 great-grandsons and
2 great-granddaughters; 3 sisters
Mrs. Irvin Rogers, Dallas, Tex.,
Mrs Ralph Hales of West Point
and Mrs. Jennie Lytle of St. Jo-;
seph; Mo.; brother-Culver Burner
of Jamesvllle, Wise., and a host
of friends.
Out-of-town relatives and friends
attending the funeral were Mr. and
^Mrs. Leonard Sorenson and Jack
Sisson of Omaha, Pvt. Dana Sis
son of Chicago, 111., Mr. and Mrs.
Culver Burner and granddaughter
of Jamesville, Wise., Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Hales of West Point, Ste
Wart Hales of Norfolk and Mrs.
Gertrude Burner of Tilden.
SAtREI) HEART HOSPITAL
Lynch
ADMISSIONS: Mrs. Mary Clas
sen of Spencer; George Uaumeist
er of Butte; Mrs. Gordon Dekay of
Verdel; John Dickey of Spencer;
Harold Hargens of Spencer; Mrs.
Mary Hull of Spencer; Mrs. Mar
vin Jons, of Bonesteel; Mrs. John
Ludemann of Spencer; Miss Marie
Mahlendorf of Lynch; Mrs Anna
Mashek of Spencer Daniel Meur
rens of Spencer; Miss Mary Jane
Meurrens of Spencer; Mrs. Bertha
Ruff of Spencer: E. ,1 Statsmann
of Butte; Mrs. Ruth Talbert of
Bristow; Mrs. Mary Peterson of
O'Neill; Clarence Moody, Sr. of
Lynch
DISMISSALS: May 26 Miss
Nancy Anderson of Spencer; Baby
Roger Ray Haun of Spencer; Mrs.
Marlin Carstens of Naper; Miss
Janice Hoar, Master Jimmy Hoar
both of Bonesteel; Master Doran
Raymond of Bonesteel; Master
Larry Marshall of Niobrara; Miss
Marla Williams of Bonesteel; Mas
ter Norman Nielson of Lynch. 28—
Baby Kelly Mitchell of Butte; Du
ane Cassidy of Lynch. 29 Baby
Mark Jeffrey Carstens of Naper.
3d Miss Ruth T h o m a s s en of
Butte;; Miss Roberta Herman of
Butte. 31—Mrs. W
Butte; Master Ter
of Butte.
Atkinson Memorial hospital
ADMITTED: May 25- T e r r i
Sweet of Stuart; Mrs. Calvin Mc
Clurg of Stuart Mrs. Harold Gi
vens of Stuart. 2d Mrs. Clifford
Clemens of Amelia; Fred Stracke
of Stuart; Mrs. Frank Weichman
of Atkinson; Mrs. Henrv Voss, jr.,
of Ainsworth; Lewis Vaughn of
Creighton. 27—Gregory Pospichal
of Atkinson; Ronald Dickau of At
kinson; Kenneth Meyer of Atkin
son. 28 Dick Hupp of Atkinson;
Madonna Miksch of Stuart; Mrs.
Orville Hitchcock of Atkinson; Mrs.
Harry Hood of Stuart; Mrs. I. R.
Dickerson of Mt. View, Calif; 31—
Mrs. Fannie Chaney of Stuart;
Mrs. William Thomas of Atkinson.
PATTERSONS TO MOVE
Members of the O'Neill Presby
terian church honored the Henry
Pattersons at a potluck dinner Fri
day evening at the church. The
Pattersons are going to Albion and
will leave for their new home in
Yucapia, Calif, on Monday.
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