Lewiston Morning Tribune
Sunday, December 8, 1946
Carl Ouse, Former Area Resident, Dead At Chicago
Miss Hazel Ouse, 826 4th St., is enroute to Chicage where she was called by the death Thursday of her brother, Carl, 53.
Ouse, who lived here in 1933-34 and also at Genesee, was a pressman on the Chicago American. During the time he lived at Genesee, where he received his schooling, he lived with an uncle, Fred Nagel, who survives him also. Other survivors include his wife, Marie, Chicago. It was thought probable the body may be brought to Genesee for services and burial.
Sunday, December 8, 1946
Carl Ouse, Former Area Resident, Dead At Chicago
Miss Hazel Ouse, 826 4th St., is enroute to Chicage where she was called by the death Thursday of her brother, Carl, 53.
Ouse, who lived here in 1933-34 and also at Genesee, was a pressman on the Chicago American. During the time he lived at Genesee, where he received his schooling, he lived with an uncle, Fred Nagel, who survives him also. Other survivors include his wife, Marie, Chicago. It was thought probable the body may be brought to Genesee for services and burial.
Lewiston Morning Tribune
Sunday, December 8, 1946
Carl Ouse, Former Area Resident, Dead At Chicago
Miss Hazel Ouse, 826 4th St., is enroute to Chicage where she was called by the death Thursday of her brother, Carl, 53.
Ouse, who lived here in 1933-34 and also at Genesee, was a pressman on the Chicago American. During the time he lived at Genesee, where he received his schooling, he lived with an uncle, Fred Nagel, who survives him also. Other survivors include his wife, Marie, Chicago. It was thought probable the body may be brought to Genesee for services and burial.
Sunday, December 8, 1946
Carl Ouse, Former Area Resident, Dead At Chicago
Miss Hazel Ouse, 826 4th St., is enroute to Chicage where she was called by the death Thursday of her brother, Carl, 53.
Ouse, who lived here in 1933-34 and also at Genesee, was a pressman on the Chicago American. During the time he lived at Genesee, where he received his schooling, he lived with an uncle, Fred Nagel, who survives him also. Other survivors include his wife, Marie, Chicago. It was thought probable the body may be brought to Genesee for services and burial.
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