Thanks to Find A Grave contributor #47343179
The Nance County Journal, April 22, 1965, page 11, Belgrade News:
Funeral Rites For Clyde Imus
Clyde Imus, 61, died Friday of a heart attack while at work at the Malander farm southwest of Belgrade. Mr. Imus had been a resident of the Belgrade area for over 50 years. He and his wife also operated a cafe at Belgrade.
Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Jack Cox of Lincoln and Miss Kathryn Imus of Puyallup, Washington, four sons, Larry, Dwight, and David Imus
of Belgrade and Ronald Imus of Grand Island; two brothers, Lloyd Imus of Belgrade and Clarence Imus of Albion; seven sisters, among whom is Mrs. Delbert Fraka of Belgrade.
Funeral services were held Monday of this week at the Beaman-Palmer Funeral Home
at Fullerton. Rev. Marie Hahn, pastor of the Belgrade Methodist Church, was in
charge of the services. Burial was in the Fullerton Cemetery.
Obituary - Clyde B. Imus
Clyde B. Imus was born in Nance county, Nebraska, on October 20, 1903, and died
suddenly on a farm near Belgrade, Nebraska, on April 16, 1965. He was 61 years
of age. His parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Burton Imus.
Mr. Imus lived most of his life in Nance and Boone counties. On September 24,
1929, he married Mabel Kurth at Genoa. They made their home on farms, and in
March of last year they left the farm and moved to Belgrade were they have since
operated a cafe.
Mr. Imus made the Golden Rule his way of life. He was proud of his family, and
was a kind and loving husband and father. He enjoyed many friends.
Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. John (Phyllis) Cox of Lincoln
and Miss Kathryn Imus of Puyallup, Washington; four sons, David, Dwight and
Larry Imus of Belgrade and Ronald Imus of Grand Island; five grandchildren; two
brothers, Clarence Imus of Albion and Lloyd Imus of Belgrade; seven sisters, Ms.
Ethel Ceder of Central City, Mrs. Lillian Kershaw of Spalding, Mrs. Grace
Anderson of Decatur, Mrs. Clara Fraka of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Hazel Winfrey of
North Platte, Mrs. Alberta McCormick of Los Angeles, California, and Mrs. Vivian
Squires of Little Rock, Arkansas. He was preceded in death by an infant son.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Marie Hahn, pastor of the Belgrade
Methodist Church, at the Beaman & Palmer Funeral Home at Fullerton on April 19.
Pallbearers were: Arthur McBride, George McBride, Richard Morris, Leonard Scott, A.W. Robinson and Emil Zabka. Burial was in the Fullerton Cemetery.
Card of Thanks
The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and frinds in our recent sorrow will always remain with us a precious memory. Our sincere thanks and gratitude for all those comforting acts. A special thanks for the floral offerings and to those who brought food to our home.
Ms. Clyde Imus and Family
The Nance County Journal, April 22, 1965, page 11, Belgrade News:
Funeral Rites For Clyde Imus
Clyde Imus, 61, died Friday of a heart attack while at work at the Malander farm southwest of Belgrade. Mr. Imus had been a resident of the Belgrade area for over 50 years. He and his wife also operated a cafe at Belgrade.
Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Jack Cox of Lincoln and Miss Kathryn Imus of Puyallup, Washington, four sons, Larry, Dwight, and David Imus
of Belgrade and Ronald Imus of Grand Island; two brothers, Lloyd Imus of Belgrade and Clarence Imus of Albion; seven sisters, among whom is Mrs. Delbert Fraka of Belgrade.
Funeral services were held Monday of this week at the Beaman-Palmer Funeral Home
at Fullerton. Rev. Marie Hahn, pastor of the Belgrade Methodist Church, was in
charge of the services. Burial was in the Fullerton Cemetery.
Obituary - Clyde B. Imus
Clyde B. Imus was born in Nance county, Nebraska, on October 20, 1903, and died
suddenly on a farm near Belgrade, Nebraska, on April 16, 1965. He was 61 years
of age. His parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Burton Imus.
Mr. Imus lived most of his life in Nance and Boone counties. On September 24,
1929, he married Mabel Kurth at Genoa. They made their home on farms, and in
March of last year they left the farm and moved to Belgrade were they have since
operated a cafe.
Mr. Imus made the Golden Rule his way of life. He was proud of his family, and
was a kind and loving husband and father. He enjoyed many friends.
Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. John (Phyllis) Cox of Lincoln
and Miss Kathryn Imus of Puyallup, Washington; four sons, David, Dwight and
Larry Imus of Belgrade and Ronald Imus of Grand Island; five grandchildren; two
brothers, Clarence Imus of Albion and Lloyd Imus of Belgrade; seven sisters, Ms.
Ethel Ceder of Central City, Mrs. Lillian Kershaw of Spalding, Mrs. Grace
Anderson of Decatur, Mrs. Clara Fraka of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Hazel Winfrey of
North Platte, Mrs. Alberta McCormick of Los Angeles, California, and Mrs. Vivian
Squires of Little Rock, Arkansas. He was preceded in death by an infant son.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Marie Hahn, pastor of the Belgrade
Methodist Church, at the Beaman & Palmer Funeral Home at Fullerton on April 19.
Pallbearers were: Arthur McBride, George McBride, Richard Morris, Leonard Scott, A.W. Robinson and Emil Zabka. Burial was in the Fullerton Cemetery.
Card of Thanks
The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and frinds in our recent sorrow will always remain with us a precious memory. Our sincere thanks and gratitude for all those comforting acts. A special thanks for the floral offerings and to those who brought food to our home.
Ms. Clyde Imus and Family
Thanks to Find A Grave contributor #47343179
The Nance County Journal, April 22, 1965, page 11, Belgrade News:
Funeral Rites For Clyde Imus
Clyde Imus, 61, died Friday of a heart attack while at work at the Malander farm southwest of Belgrade. Mr. Imus had been a resident of the Belgrade area for over 50 years. He and his wife also operated a cafe at Belgrade.
Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Jack Cox of Lincoln and Miss Kathryn Imus of Puyallup, Washington, four sons, Larry, Dwight, and David Imus
of Belgrade and Ronald Imus of Grand Island; two brothers, Lloyd Imus of Belgrade and Clarence Imus of Albion; seven sisters, among whom is Mrs. Delbert Fraka of Belgrade.
Funeral services were held Monday of this week at the Beaman-Palmer Funeral Home
at Fullerton. Rev. Marie Hahn, pastor of the Belgrade Methodist Church, was in
charge of the services. Burial was in the Fullerton Cemetery.
Obituary - Clyde B. Imus
Clyde B. Imus was born in Nance county, Nebraska, on October 20, 1903, and died
suddenly on a farm near Belgrade, Nebraska, on April 16, 1965. He was 61 years
of age. His parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Burton Imus.
Mr. Imus lived most of his life in Nance and Boone counties. On September 24,
1929, he married Mabel Kurth at Genoa. They made their home on farms, and in
March of last year they left the farm and moved to Belgrade were they have since
operated a cafe.
Mr. Imus made the Golden Rule his way of life. He was proud of his family, and
was a kind and loving husband and father. He enjoyed many friends.
Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. John (Phyllis) Cox of Lincoln
and Miss Kathryn Imus of Puyallup, Washington; four sons, David, Dwight and
Larry Imus of Belgrade and Ronald Imus of Grand Island; five grandchildren; two
brothers, Clarence Imus of Albion and Lloyd Imus of Belgrade; seven sisters, Ms.
Ethel Ceder of Central City, Mrs. Lillian Kershaw of Spalding, Mrs. Grace
Anderson of Decatur, Mrs. Clara Fraka of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Hazel Winfrey of
North Platte, Mrs. Alberta McCormick of Los Angeles, California, and Mrs. Vivian
Squires of Little Rock, Arkansas. He was preceded in death by an infant son.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Marie Hahn, pastor of the Belgrade
Methodist Church, at the Beaman & Palmer Funeral Home at Fullerton on April 19.
Pallbearers were: Arthur McBride, George McBride, Richard Morris, Leonard Scott, A.W. Robinson and Emil Zabka. Burial was in the Fullerton Cemetery.
Card of Thanks
The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and frinds in our recent sorrow will always remain with us a precious memory. Our sincere thanks and gratitude for all those comforting acts. A special thanks for the floral offerings and to those who brought food to our home.
Ms. Clyde Imus and Family
The Nance County Journal, April 22, 1965, page 11, Belgrade News:
Funeral Rites For Clyde Imus
Clyde Imus, 61, died Friday of a heart attack while at work at the Malander farm southwest of Belgrade. Mr. Imus had been a resident of the Belgrade area for over 50 years. He and his wife also operated a cafe at Belgrade.
Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Jack Cox of Lincoln and Miss Kathryn Imus of Puyallup, Washington, four sons, Larry, Dwight, and David Imus
of Belgrade and Ronald Imus of Grand Island; two brothers, Lloyd Imus of Belgrade and Clarence Imus of Albion; seven sisters, among whom is Mrs. Delbert Fraka of Belgrade.
Funeral services were held Monday of this week at the Beaman-Palmer Funeral Home
at Fullerton. Rev. Marie Hahn, pastor of the Belgrade Methodist Church, was in
charge of the services. Burial was in the Fullerton Cemetery.
Obituary - Clyde B. Imus
Clyde B. Imus was born in Nance county, Nebraska, on October 20, 1903, and died
suddenly on a farm near Belgrade, Nebraska, on April 16, 1965. He was 61 years
of age. His parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Burton Imus.
Mr. Imus lived most of his life in Nance and Boone counties. On September 24,
1929, he married Mabel Kurth at Genoa. They made their home on farms, and in
March of last year they left the farm and moved to Belgrade were they have since
operated a cafe.
Mr. Imus made the Golden Rule his way of life. He was proud of his family, and
was a kind and loving husband and father. He enjoyed many friends.
Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. John (Phyllis) Cox of Lincoln
and Miss Kathryn Imus of Puyallup, Washington; four sons, David, Dwight and
Larry Imus of Belgrade and Ronald Imus of Grand Island; five grandchildren; two
brothers, Clarence Imus of Albion and Lloyd Imus of Belgrade; seven sisters, Ms.
Ethel Ceder of Central City, Mrs. Lillian Kershaw of Spalding, Mrs. Grace
Anderson of Decatur, Mrs. Clara Fraka of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Hazel Winfrey of
North Platte, Mrs. Alberta McCormick of Los Angeles, California, and Mrs. Vivian
Squires of Little Rock, Arkansas. He was preceded in death by an infant son.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Marie Hahn, pastor of the Belgrade
Methodist Church, at the Beaman & Palmer Funeral Home at Fullerton on April 19.
Pallbearers were: Arthur McBride, George McBride, Richard Morris, Leonard Scott, A.W. Robinson and Emil Zabka. Burial was in the Fullerton Cemetery.
Card of Thanks
The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and frinds in our recent sorrow will always remain with us a precious memory. Our sincere thanks and gratitude for all those comforting acts. A special thanks for the floral offerings and to those who brought food to our home.
Ms. Clyde Imus and Family
Family Members
Siblings
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Ethel Rosena Imus Ceder
1899–1986
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Clarence Richard Imus
1901–1978
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Lillian Sarah Imus Kershaw
1906–1982
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Lloyd William Imus
1908–1988
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Grace Ardith Imus Anderson
1911–2010
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Hazel Irene Imus Winfrey
1913–2003
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Clara Olive Marie Imus Fraka
1915–1997
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Alberta L Imus McCormick
1917–1992
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Vivian Lorraine Imus Squires
1920–2003
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