Funeral services for Charles Fagg 90 years old, who passed away Monday evening at his home here in Arlington are scheduled for 2:00 P.M. Thursday afternoon at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Z.M. Bressler of the Congregational Church conducting the service. Mrs. Otto Renard and Therlo Reckmeyer will sing two solos, accompanied by Mrs. Farnum Franzenburg at the organ.
Mr Fagg was born December 23, 1863, at Danvers, Illinois, son of Thomas M. Fagg and Susan Wescott Fagg. At the age of twenty years, some 70 years ago, he came to Nebraska and has farmed all his life. On August 19, 1891 in Arlington, he married Miss Emily Thompson, who survives him. To that union four children were born. One daughter, Miss Bessie, taught and died in the Philippines in the 1920's.
Mr. and Mrs. Fagg moved to a small acreage near Arlington in 1912, where they lived for thirty two years, then retired to their present home in Arlington about 10 years ago.
Surviving besides the widow are one son, Thomas Fagg of North Platte, two daughters, Mrs. P.L. Christiansen of Bennington and Mrs. James Keenan of Arlington, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Leonard, Vernon and Lawrence Thompson, Loren Masters, Lt. C.C. Christiansen and James Keenan. The Reckmeyer Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
(Compiled from two sources, The Washington County Enterprise and the Washington County Pilot-Tribune on July 1, 1954)
Mr Fagg was born December 23, 1863, at Danvers, Illinois, son of Thomas M. Fagg and Susan Wescott Fagg. At the age of twenty years, some 70 years ago, he came to Nebraska and has farmed all his life. On August 19, 1891 in Arlington, he married Miss Emily Thompson, who survives him. To that union four children were born. One daughter, Miss Bessie, taught and died in the Philippines in the 1920's.
Mr. and Mrs. Fagg moved to a small acreage near Arlington in 1912, where they lived for thirty two years, then retired to their present home in Arlington about 10 years ago.
Surviving besides the widow are one son, Thomas Fagg of North Platte, two daughters, Mrs. P.L. Christiansen of Bennington and Mrs. James Keenan of Arlington, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Leonard, Vernon and Lawrence Thompson, Loren Masters, Lt. C.C. Christiansen and James Keenan. The Reckmeyer Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
(Compiled from two sources, The Washington County Enterprise and the Washington County Pilot-Tribune on July 1, 1954)
Funeral services for Charles Fagg 90 years old, who passed away Monday evening at his home here in Arlington are scheduled for 2:00 P.M. Thursday afternoon at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Z.M. Bressler of the Congregational Church conducting the service. Mrs. Otto Renard and Therlo Reckmeyer will sing two solos, accompanied by Mrs. Farnum Franzenburg at the organ.
Mr Fagg was born December 23, 1863, at Danvers, Illinois, son of Thomas M. Fagg and Susan Wescott Fagg. At the age of twenty years, some 70 years ago, he came to Nebraska and has farmed all his life. On August 19, 1891 in Arlington, he married Miss Emily Thompson, who survives him. To that union four children were born. One daughter, Miss Bessie, taught and died in the Philippines in the 1920's.
Mr. and Mrs. Fagg moved to a small acreage near Arlington in 1912, where they lived for thirty two years, then retired to their present home in Arlington about 10 years ago.
Surviving besides the widow are one son, Thomas Fagg of North Platte, two daughters, Mrs. P.L. Christiansen of Bennington and Mrs. James Keenan of Arlington, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Leonard, Vernon and Lawrence Thompson, Loren Masters, Lt. C.C. Christiansen and James Keenan. The Reckmeyer Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
(Compiled from two sources, The Washington County Enterprise and the Washington County Pilot-Tribune on July 1, 1954)
Mr Fagg was born December 23, 1863, at Danvers, Illinois, son of Thomas M. Fagg and Susan Wescott Fagg. At the age of twenty years, some 70 years ago, he came to Nebraska and has farmed all his life. On August 19, 1891 in Arlington, he married Miss Emily Thompson, who survives him. To that union four children were born. One daughter, Miss Bessie, taught and died in the Philippines in the 1920's.
Mr. and Mrs. Fagg moved to a small acreage near Arlington in 1912, where they lived for thirty two years, then retired to their present home in Arlington about 10 years ago.
Surviving besides the widow are one son, Thomas Fagg of North Platte, two daughters, Mrs. P.L. Christiansen of Bennington and Mrs. James Keenan of Arlington, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Leonard, Vernon and Lawrence Thompson, Loren Masters, Lt. C.C. Christiansen and James Keenan. The Reckmeyer Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
(Compiled from two sources, The Washington County Enterprise and the Washington County Pilot-Tribune on July 1, 1954)
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