Pilot Tribune 25 May 1944
Services Held For Former Countian
Mrs. Buena Vehrs of Cortez, Colo., the former Buena Pruner of Kennard, was buried in Kennard cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Interment was preceded by rites conducted by the Rev. A. A. Leiske of Omaha.
A Washington county resident for many years, Mrs. Vehrs made her home while in Cortez, Colo., with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harrison. Relatives present for the graveside rites were her son, T/5 Guy Vehrs of Florida, Mrs. Guy Vehrs of Lincoln; a sister, Mrs. Harrison of Cortez; a brother, Dr. Caskie Pruner, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Pruner, both of Omaha.
Services Held For Former Countian
Mrs. Buena Vehrs of Cortez, Colo., the former Buena Pruner of Kennard, was buried in Kennard cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Interment was preceded by rites conducted by the Rev. A. A. Leiske of Omaha.
A Washington county resident for many years, Mrs. Vehrs made her home while in Cortez, Colo., with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harrison. Relatives present for the graveside rites were her son, T/5 Guy Vehrs of Florida, Mrs. Guy Vehrs of Lincoln; a sister, Mrs. Harrison of Cortez; a brother, Dr. Caskie Pruner, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Pruner, both of Omaha.
Pilot Tribune 25 May 1944
Services Held For Former Countian
Mrs. Buena Vehrs of Cortez, Colo., the former Buena Pruner of Kennard, was buried in Kennard cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Interment was preceded by rites conducted by the Rev. A. A. Leiske of Omaha.
A Washington county resident for many years, Mrs. Vehrs made her home while in Cortez, Colo., with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harrison. Relatives present for the graveside rites were her son, T/5 Guy Vehrs of Florida, Mrs. Guy Vehrs of Lincoln; a sister, Mrs. Harrison of Cortez; a brother, Dr. Caskie Pruner, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Pruner, both of Omaha.
Services Held For Former Countian
Mrs. Buena Vehrs of Cortez, Colo., the former Buena Pruner of Kennard, was buried in Kennard cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Interment was preceded by rites conducted by the Rev. A. A. Leiske of Omaha.
A Washington county resident for many years, Mrs. Vehrs made her home while in Cortez, Colo., with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harrison. Relatives present for the graveside rites were her son, T/5 Guy Vehrs of Florida, Mrs. Guy Vehrs of Lincoln; a sister, Mrs. Harrison of Cortez; a brother, Dr. Caskie Pruner, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Pruner, both of Omaha.
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