"Mother". Wife of Hiram Clark.
The following courtesy of findagrave contributor Sheila:
Published in the Tribune June 3, 1914
MRS. H. G. CLARK DEAD
After returning from the O. E. S. Hall, Tuesday night, where the installation was postponed because of the approaching storm, Mrs. H. G. Clark complained of feeling ill and a physician was summoned. By ten o’clock she appeared to be all right. About two she was worse again and by three she had passed away. Funeral arrangements have not been fully completed but is probable that the burial will be had Sunday, on the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. G. Ramsey, of Los Angeles. -Craig News
(Added by The Tribune): Mr. and Mrs. Clark were former residents of Blair, and are quite well known here.
# 2 - - Also, published in the Enterprise June 5, 1914
After returning from the O. E. S. Hall, Tuesday night, where the installation was postponed because of the approaching storm, Mrs. H. G. Clark complained of feeling ill and a physician was summoned. By ten o’clock she appeared to be all right. About two she was worse again and by three she had passed away. Funeral arrangements have not been fully completed but is probable that the burial will be had Sunday, on the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. G. Ramsey, of Los Angeles. -Craig News
(Added by The Enterprise): The subject of the about announcement was for several years a resident of Blair, owning and living in the property now owned and occupied by Charley Ross, south of the Nels Jensen place in South Blair.
Obituaries provided by the Washington County Genealogical Society in Blair, Nebraska. On file in the Blair Library.
The following courtesy of findagrave contributor Sheila:
Published in the Tribune June 3, 1914
MRS. H. G. CLARK DEAD
After returning from the O. E. S. Hall, Tuesday night, where the installation was postponed because of the approaching storm, Mrs. H. G. Clark complained of feeling ill and a physician was summoned. By ten o’clock she appeared to be all right. About two she was worse again and by three she had passed away. Funeral arrangements have not been fully completed but is probable that the burial will be had Sunday, on the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. G. Ramsey, of Los Angeles. -Craig News
(Added by The Tribune): Mr. and Mrs. Clark were former residents of Blair, and are quite well known here.
# 2 - - Also, published in the Enterprise June 5, 1914
After returning from the O. E. S. Hall, Tuesday night, where the installation was postponed because of the approaching storm, Mrs. H. G. Clark complained of feeling ill and a physician was summoned. By ten o’clock she appeared to be all right. About two she was worse again and by three she had passed away. Funeral arrangements have not been fully completed but is probable that the burial will be had Sunday, on the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. G. Ramsey, of Los Angeles. -Craig News
(Added by The Enterprise): The subject of the about announcement was for several years a resident of Blair, owning and living in the property now owned and occupied by Charley Ross, south of the Nels Jensen place in South Blair.
Obituaries provided by the Washington County Genealogical Society in Blair, Nebraska. On file in the Blair Library.
"Mother". Wife of Hiram Clark.
The following courtesy of findagrave contributor Sheila:
Published in the Tribune June 3, 1914
MRS. H. G. CLARK DEAD
After returning from the O. E. S. Hall, Tuesday night, where the installation was postponed because of the approaching storm, Mrs. H. G. Clark complained of feeling ill and a physician was summoned. By ten o’clock she appeared to be all right. About two she was worse again and by three she had passed away. Funeral arrangements have not been fully completed but is probable that the burial will be had Sunday, on the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. G. Ramsey, of Los Angeles. -Craig News
(Added by The Tribune): Mr. and Mrs. Clark were former residents of Blair, and are quite well known here.
# 2 - - Also, published in the Enterprise June 5, 1914
After returning from the O. E. S. Hall, Tuesday night, where the installation was postponed because of the approaching storm, Mrs. H. G. Clark complained of feeling ill and a physician was summoned. By ten o’clock she appeared to be all right. About two she was worse again and by three she had passed away. Funeral arrangements have not been fully completed but is probable that the burial will be had Sunday, on the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. G. Ramsey, of Los Angeles. -Craig News
(Added by The Enterprise): The subject of the about announcement was for several years a resident of Blair, owning and living in the property now owned and occupied by Charley Ross, south of the Nels Jensen place in South Blair.
Obituaries provided by the Washington County Genealogical Society in Blair, Nebraska. On file in the Blair Library.
The following courtesy of findagrave contributor Sheila:
Published in the Tribune June 3, 1914
MRS. H. G. CLARK DEAD
After returning from the O. E. S. Hall, Tuesday night, where the installation was postponed because of the approaching storm, Mrs. H. G. Clark complained of feeling ill and a physician was summoned. By ten o’clock she appeared to be all right. About two she was worse again and by three she had passed away. Funeral arrangements have not been fully completed but is probable that the burial will be had Sunday, on the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. G. Ramsey, of Los Angeles. -Craig News
(Added by The Tribune): Mr. and Mrs. Clark were former residents of Blair, and are quite well known here.
# 2 - - Also, published in the Enterprise June 5, 1914
After returning from the O. E. S. Hall, Tuesday night, where the installation was postponed because of the approaching storm, Mrs. H. G. Clark complained of feeling ill and a physician was summoned. By ten o’clock she appeared to be all right. About two she was worse again and by three she had passed away. Funeral arrangements have not been fully completed but is probable that the burial will be had Sunday, on the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. G. Ramsey, of Los Angeles. -Craig News
(Added by The Enterprise): The subject of the about announcement was for several years a resident of Blair, owning and living in the property now owned and occupied by Charley Ross, south of the Nels Jensen place in South Blair.
Obituaries provided by the Washington County Genealogical Society in Blair, Nebraska. On file in the Blair Library.
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