Wilhelmina M. Soll, 78
August 14, 1886 ~ December 30, 1964
Obituary printed in the Jan. 7 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
Services Monday For Miss Soll
Funeral services were held on Monday for Wilhelmina M. Soll, 1306 Adams Street, who died Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th.
The services were held at First Lutheran Church, the Rev. George Palleson officiating. Interment was in the German Cemetery, Bennington.
Miss Soll, who was born Aug. 14, 1886 in Blair, was 78 years of age at the time of her death. She is survived by a niece, Amelia Nipp, at home, and several other nephews and nieces, and a host of friends.
Pallbearers were Henry Kruse, Arthur Kruse, Howard Kruse, Clarence Whisenand, Donald Hartman and Clarence Hartman.
Campbell Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
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Obituaries courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair, Nebraska library.
Note: There actually were 2 obituaries, from different Blair newspapers, that were nearly identical, but with some grammatical errors, name abbreviations and diverse surname spellings, a death day confusion and a different street address. The earlier one had 306 Adams St., the 2nd had 1306 Adams (the 2nd is more likely correct). The earlier had that she was survived by only her niece, Amelia; the 2nd that Amelia lived “at home” (i.e. at her house) and there were "several other nephews and nieces and a host of friends.” The first had a pallbearer named Whisenind; the 2nd Whisenand. The 2nd one is below. The first one noted that she died Thursday, the 2nd Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th (Dec. 30, 1964 was a Wednesday. The first one noted that the funeral was “today (Monday)” The first one seemed rushed—the 2nd one most likely represented corrections called in by the public. The 2nd one was used above.
Additional note: there is a German Lutheran Cemetery in Bennington, which is better known as Flower Hill. There is a German Cemetery in Washington County.
The helpful man at the funeral home looked up the records—her father was Josias Soll and mother Carolena (Gotch) who are buried at the Washington County German Cemetery. The death was at home, and niece, Amelia, reported the death.
Printed Jan. 4, 1965 Pilot-Tribune, Blair, Nebraska; Printed in the Jan. 7, 1965 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
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August 14, 1886 ~ December 30, 1964
Obituary printed in the Jan. 7 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
Services Monday For Miss Soll
Funeral services were held on Monday for Wilhelmina M. Soll, 1306 Adams Street, who died Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th.
The services were held at First Lutheran Church, the Rev. George Palleson officiating. Interment was in the German Cemetery, Bennington.
Miss Soll, who was born Aug. 14, 1886 in Blair, was 78 years of age at the time of her death. She is survived by a niece, Amelia Nipp, at home, and several other nephews and nieces, and a host of friends.
Pallbearers were Henry Kruse, Arthur Kruse, Howard Kruse, Clarence Whisenand, Donald Hartman and Clarence Hartman.
Campbell Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
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Obituaries courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair, Nebraska library.
Note: There actually were 2 obituaries, from different Blair newspapers, that were nearly identical, but with some grammatical errors, name abbreviations and diverse surname spellings, a death day confusion and a different street address. The earlier one had 306 Adams St., the 2nd had 1306 Adams (the 2nd is more likely correct). The earlier had that she was survived by only her niece, Amelia; the 2nd that Amelia lived “at home” (i.e. at her house) and there were "several other nephews and nieces and a host of friends.” The first had a pallbearer named Whisenind; the 2nd Whisenand. The 2nd one is below. The first one noted that she died Thursday, the 2nd Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th (Dec. 30, 1964 was a Wednesday. The first one noted that the funeral was “today (Monday)” The first one seemed rushed—the 2nd one most likely represented corrections called in by the public. The 2nd one was used above.
Additional note: there is a German Lutheran Cemetery in Bennington, which is better known as Flower Hill. There is a German Cemetery in Washington County.
The helpful man at the funeral home looked up the records—her father was Josias Soll and mother Carolena (Gotch) who are buried at the Washington County German Cemetery. The death was at home, and niece, Amelia, reported the death.
Printed Jan. 4, 1965 Pilot-Tribune, Blair, Nebraska; Printed in the Jan. 7, 1965 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
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Wilhelmina M. Soll, 78
August 14, 1886 ~ December 30, 1964
Obituary printed in the Jan. 7 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
Services Monday For Miss Soll
Funeral services were held on Monday for Wilhelmina M. Soll, 1306 Adams Street, who died Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th.
The services were held at First Lutheran Church, the Rev. George Palleson officiating. Interment was in the German Cemetery, Bennington.
Miss Soll, who was born Aug. 14, 1886 in Blair, was 78 years of age at the time of her death. She is survived by a niece, Amelia Nipp, at home, and several other nephews and nieces, and a host of friends.
Pallbearers were Henry Kruse, Arthur Kruse, Howard Kruse, Clarence Whisenand, Donald Hartman and Clarence Hartman.
Campbell Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Obituaries courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair, Nebraska library.
Note: There actually were 2 obituaries, from different Blair newspapers, that were nearly identical, but with some grammatical errors, name abbreviations and diverse surname spellings, a death day confusion and a different street address. The earlier one had 306 Adams St., the 2nd had 1306 Adams (the 2nd is more likely correct). The earlier had that she was survived by only her niece, Amelia; the 2nd that Amelia lived “at home” (i.e. at her house) and there were "several other nephews and nieces and a host of friends.” The first had a pallbearer named Whisenind; the 2nd Whisenand. The 2nd one is below. The first one noted that she died Thursday, the 2nd Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th (Dec. 30, 1964 was a Wednesday. The first one noted that the funeral was “today (Monday)” The first one seemed rushed—the 2nd one most likely represented corrections called in by the public. The 2nd one was used above.
Additional note: there is a German Lutheran Cemetery in Bennington, which is better known as Flower Hill. There is a German Cemetery in Washington County.
The helpful man at the funeral home looked up the records—her father was Josias Soll and mother Carolena (Gotch) who are buried at the Washington County German Cemetery. The death was at home, and niece, Amelia, reported the death.
Printed Jan. 4, 1965 Pilot-Tribune, Blair, Nebraska; Printed in the Jan. 7, 1965 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
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August 14, 1886 ~ December 30, 1964
Obituary printed in the Jan. 7 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
Services Monday For Miss Soll
Funeral services were held on Monday for Wilhelmina M. Soll, 1306 Adams Street, who died Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th.
The services were held at First Lutheran Church, the Rev. George Palleson officiating. Interment was in the German Cemetery, Bennington.
Miss Soll, who was born Aug. 14, 1886 in Blair, was 78 years of age at the time of her death. She is survived by a niece, Amelia Nipp, at home, and several other nephews and nieces, and a host of friends.
Pallbearers were Henry Kruse, Arthur Kruse, Howard Kruse, Clarence Whisenand, Donald Hartman and Clarence Hartman.
Campbell Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Obituaries courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair, Nebraska library.
Note: There actually were 2 obituaries, from different Blair newspapers, that were nearly identical, but with some grammatical errors, name abbreviations and diverse surname spellings, a death day confusion and a different street address. The earlier one had 306 Adams St., the 2nd had 1306 Adams (the 2nd is more likely correct). The earlier had that she was survived by only her niece, Amelia; the 2nd that Amelia lived “at home” (i.e. at her house) and there were "several other nephews and nieces and a host of friends.” The first had a pallbearer named Whisenind; the 2nd Whisenand. The 2nd one is below. The first one noted that she died Thursday, the 2nd Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th (Dec. 30, 1964 was a Wednesday. The first one noted that the funeral was “today (Monday)” The first one seemed rushed—the 2nd one most likely represented corrections called in by the public. The 2nd one was used above.
Additional note: there is a German Lutheran Cemetery in Bennington, which is better known as Flower Hill. There is a German Cemetery in Washington County.
The helpful man at the funeral home looked up the records—her father was Josias Soll and mother Carolena (Gotch) who are buried at the Washington County German Cemetery. The death was at home, and niece, Amelia, reported the death.
Printed Jan. 4, 1965 Pilot-Tribune, Blair, Nebraska; Printed in the Jan. 7, 1965 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
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