Published in The Enterprise, July 11, 1929
MOURNS DEATH OF DR. PRUNER
The sad news of the sudden death at 4:15 a.m. Wednesday of Dr. W. H. Pruner of Omaha at the Lord Lister hospital was received at Kennard about noon that day. He suffered a stroke Tuesday night from which he did not regain consciousness. He had been ailing for about a week but had been seriously ill but a few hours.
Dr. Pruner was born in Virginia, coming to Kennard with his parents as a young boy. He graduated from the Kennard high school with the class of 1902, then attended the Creighton Medical school from which he graduated. Since that time he has been a prominent surgeon in Omaha and was a member of the John S. Bowen lodge, A. F. & A. M. of Kennard.
He is survived by his bereaved wife; a son, William Jr. and a daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth; his mother, Mrs. Ella Sue Pruner of Cortez, Colorado; three brothers, Dr. A. C. Pruner of Omaha; O. S. and Gifford H. of Cortez, Colo.; and Mrs. Opie Harrison of Cortez, Colo.; and Mrs. Cleo Anderson of Lincoln besides a number of friends and nephews and scores of friends and acquaintances in Kennard and in Omaha.
Pilot Tribune 4 July 1929
Dr. W. H. Pruner died at Lord Lister hospital in Omaha at 4:15 o’clock Wednesday morning of a hemorrhage. He suffered a stroke Tuesday night and did not recover consciousness before he died. The deceased was born in Virginia and came with his parents to Kennard when he was a youth and was reared in Washington county. He was married to Elizabeth Newkirk about twenty-one years ago and to this union two children were born. He was a graduate of the Creighton medical school and for many years was an outstanding physician and surgeon of Omaha. Surviving him are his bereaved wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Pruner, a son, William H. Pruner, jr., and a daughter Mary Elizabeth, all of Omaha. Three brothers and three sisters also survive him. Funeral arrangements has not been made.
MOURNS DEATH OF DR. PRUNER
The sad news of the sudden death at 4:15 a.m. Wednesday of Dr. W. H. Pruner of Omaha at the Lord Lister hospital was received at Kennard about noon that day. He suffered a stroke Tuesday night from which he did not regain consciousness. He had been ailing for about a week but had been seriously ill but a few hours.
Dr. Pruner was born in Virginia, coming to Kennard with his parents as a young boy. He graduated from the Kennard high school with the class of 1902, then attended the Creighton Medical school from which he graduated. Since that time he has been a prominent surgeon in Omaha and was a member of the John S. Bowen lodge, A. F. & A. M. of Kennard.
He is survived by his bereaved wife; a son, William Jr. and a daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth; his mother, Mrs. Ella Sue Pruner of Cortez, Colorado; three brothers, Dr. A. C. Pruner of Omaha; O. S. and Gifford H. of Cortez, Colo.; and Mrs. Opie Harrison of Cortez, Colo.; and Mrs. Cleo Anderson of Lincoln besides a number of friends and nephews and scores of friends and acquaintances in Kennard and in Omaha.
Pilot Tribune 4 July 1929
Dr. W. H. Pruner died at Lord Lister hospital in Omaha at 4:15 o’clock Wednesday morning of a hemorrhage. He suffered a stroke Tuesday night and did not recover consciousness before he died. The deceased was born in Virginia and came with his parents to Kennard when he was a youth and was reared in Washington county. He was married to Elizabeth Newkirk about twenty-one years ago and to this union two children were born. He was a graduate of the Creighton medical school and for many years was an outstanding physician and surgeon of Omaha. Surviving him are his bereaved wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Pruner, a son, William H. Pruner, jr., and a daughter Mary Elizabeth, all of Omaha. Three brothers and three sisters also survive him. Funeral arrangements has not been made.
Published in The Enterprise, July 11, 1929
MOURNS DEATH OF DR. PRUNER
The sad news of the sudden death at 4:15 a.m. Wednesday of Dr. W. H. Pruner of Omaha at the Lord Lister hospital was received at Kennard about noon that day. He suffered a stroke Tuesday night from which he did not regain consciousness. He had been ailing for about a week but had been seriously ill but a few hours.
Dr. Pruner was born in Virginia, coming to Kennard with his parents as a young boy. He graduated from the Kennard high school with the class of 1902, then attended the Creighton Medical school from which he graduated. Since that time he has been a prominent surgeon in Omaha and was a member of the John S. Bowen lodge, A. F. & A. M. of Kennard.
He is survived by his bereaved wife; a son, William Jr. and a daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth; his mother, Mrs. Ella Sue Pruner of Cortez, Colorado; three brothers, Dr. A. C. Pruner of Omaha; O. S. and Gifford H. of Cortez, Colo.; and Mrs. Opie Harrison of Cortez, Colo.; and Mrs. Cleo Anderson of Lincoln besides a number of friends and nephews and scores of friends and acquaintances in Kennard and in Omaha.
Pilot Tribune 4 July 1929
Dr. W. H. Pruner died at Lord Lister hospital in Omaha at 4:15 o’clock Wednesday morning of a hemorrhage. He suffered a stroke Tuesday night and did not recover consciousness before he died. The deceased was born in Virginia and came with his parents to Kennard when he was a youth and was reared in Washington county. He was married to Elizabeth Newkirk about twenty-one years ago and to this union two children were born. He was a graduate of the Creighton medical school and for many years was an outstanding physician and surgeon of Omaha. Surviving him are his bereaved wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Pruner, a son, William H. Pruner, jr., and a daughter Mary Elizabeth, all of Omaha. Three brothers and three sisters also survive him. Funeral arrangements has not been made.
MOURNS DEATH OF DR. PRUNER
The sad news of the sudden death at 4:15 a.m. Wednesday of Dr. W. H. Pruner of Omaha at the Lord Lister hospital was received at Kennard about noon that day. He suffered a stroke Tuesday night from which he did not regain consciousness. He had been ailing for about a week but had been seriously ill but a few hours.
Dr. Pruner was born in Virginia, coming to Kennard with his parents as a young boy. He graduated from the Kennard high school with the class of 1902, then attended the Creighton Medical school from which he graduated. Since that time he has been a prominent surgeon in Omaha and was a member of the John S. Bowen lodge, A. F. & A. M. of Kennard.
He is survived by his bereaved wife; a son, William Jr. and a daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth; his mother, Mrs. Ella Sue Pruner of Cortez, Colorado; three brothers, Dr. A. C. Pruner of Omaha; O. S. and Gifford H. of Cortez, Colo.; and Mrs. Opie Harrison of Cortez, Colo.; and Mrs. Cleo Anderson of Lincoln besides a number of friends and nephews and scores of friends and acquaintances in Kennard and in Omaha.
Pilot Tribune 4 July 1929
Dr. W. H. Pruner died at Lord Lister hospital in Omaha at 4:15 o’clock Wednesday morning of a hemorrhage. He suffered a stroke Tuesday night and did not recover consciousness before he died. The deceased was born in Virginia and came with his parents to Kennard when he was a youth and was reared in Washington county. He was married to Elizabeth Newkirk about twenty-one years ago and to this union two children were born. He was a graduate of the Creighton medical school and for many years was an outstanding physician and surgeon of Omaha. Surviving him are his bereaved wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Pruner, a son, William H. Pruner, jr., and a daughter Mary Elizabeth, all of Omaha. Three brothers and three sisters also survive him. Funeral arrangements has not been made.
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