Son of Frank and Josephine Yoble.
Married Nov. 20, 1917 to Hettie Otillie Westerman.
Father of Altha Bernice, Fern Alma, Wyeth Arthur, Floyd Howard , Harold Dean & Infant son.
Farmer and carpenter.
OBITUARY- EDMUND F. YOBLE
Edmund F. Yoble was born on November 20, 1895, the son of Frank and Josephine (Shinn) Yoble at Barneston, Nebr.
Edmuch was married to Hettie O. Westerman on November 20, 1917, at Pawnee City, Nebr. To this union six children were born: Mrs. Clarence Hecht (Altha) , Mrs. Owen Andrews (Fern),; Floyd, Harold Dean, a son who died in infancy, and Wyeth, who passed away in Triesta, Italy while in the service. Also preceding in death were: his parents; two half-sisters, Mrs. George Luke (Maggie) Mrs. Frank Stepan (May); and a sister, Mrs. James Chauza (Blanche).
Surviving to mourn are: his wife Hettie; their children, Mrs. Clarence Hecht, Hachensack, Minn., Mrs. Owen Andrews, Floyd & Harold Dean, all of DuBois, Ne. Also remaining are: 15 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Votroubek, Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Olga Fankhauser, Bakersfield, Calif., many nieces and nephews, and a great host of friends.
Edmund was a craftsman and liked working with wood. He loved antiques and had a sizeable collection, most of which were handed down from ancestors.
Services were held Monday, July 17, 1978, at 10:30 A.M. at the United Methodist Church, DuBois, Nebr.
Ofiiciating were Rev. T. J. Fraser, and Rev. Gordon Epps.
Pallbearers were Kenneth Hecht, Wayne Hecht, Wyeth Hecht, Jerald Andrews, Harold Andrews, Larry Yable, Dale Yoble and Roy Yoble.
Music was furnished by Mrs. Charles Kaster and Mrs. Ralph Farwell, Duet, singing "Beyond The Sunset" and "In the Garden". Organist was Mrs. Herbert Marteney.
Interment was at the DuBois Cemetery, at DuBois, Nebr.
(THE PAWNEE REPUBLICAN, Pawnee City, Nebr., Unknown Date.)
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Edmund Yoble was born near Barnston, but moved to a farm east of DuBois, Nebraska with his family at an early age. They grew up here and received their schooling in DuBois. After his marriage to Hettie Westerman they continued to live there and farmed. His farm was a showcase of how farming should be done, his animals were treated with kindness and home and building kept in good repair. Their children also grew to adulthood here and their son continued the family tradition. After his retirement they bought a home in DuBois and he remodeled it into an beautiful modern home.
"Uncle Edmund" loved to work with wood and was a master carpenter. He made beautiful furniture, a walnut desk and clock among the many things he crafted. He made miniature wagons and buggies to scale, with all working parts, harnesses and all hitched to matching horses. He had a large collection of antiques that were displayed in his garage like a showroom.
He was a kind and gentle man, loving husband and father, and the best neighbor and friend anyone could have. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Married Nov. 20, 1917 to Hettie Otillie Westerman.
Father of Altha Bernice, Fern Alma, Wyeth Arthur, Floyd Howard , Harold Dean & Infant son.
Farmer and carpenter.
OBITUARY- EDMUND F. YOBLE
Edmund F. Yoble was born on November 20, 1895, the son of Frank and Josephine (Shinn) Yoble at Barneston, Nebr.
Edmuch was married to Hettie O. Westerman on November 20, 1917, at Pawnee City, Nebr. To this union six children were born: Mrs. Clarence Hecht (Altha) , Mrs. Owen Andrews (Fern),; Floyd, Harold Dean, a son who died in infancy, and Wyeth, who passed away in Triesta, Italy while in the service. Also preceding in death were: his parents; two half-sisters, Mrs. George Luke (Maggie) Mrs. Frank Stepan (May); and a sister, Mrs. James Chauza (Blanche).
Surviving to mourn are: his wife Hettie; their children, Mrs. Clarence Hecht, Hachensack, Minn., Mrs. Owen Andrews, Floyd & Harold Dean, all of DuBois, Ne. Also remaining are: 15 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Votroubek, Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Olga Fankhauser, Bakersfield, Calif., many nieces and nephews, and a great host of friends.
Edmund was a craftsman and liked working with wood. He loved antiques and had a sizeable collection, most of which were handed down from ancestors.
Services were held Monday, July 17, 1978, at 10:30 A.M. at the United Methodist Church, DuBois, Nebr.
Ofiiciating were Rev. T. J. Fraser, and Rev. Gordon Epps.
Pallbearers were Kenneth Hecht, Wayne Hecht, Wyeth Hecht, Jerald Andrews, Harold Andrews, Larry Yable, Dale Yoble and Roy Yoble.
Music was furnished by Mrs. Charles Kaster and Mrs. Ralph Farwell, Duet, singing "Beyond The Sunset" and "In the Garden". Organist was Mrs. Herbert Marteney.
Interment was at the DuBois Cemetery, at DuBois, Nebr.
(THE PAWNEE REPUBLICAN, Pawnee City, Nebr., Unknown Date.)
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Edmund Yoble was born near Barnston, but moved to a farm east of DuBois, Nebraska with his family at an early age. They grew up here and received their schooling in DuBois. After his marriage to Hettie Westerman they continued to live there and farmed. His farm was a showcase of how farming should be done, his animals were treated with kindness and home and building kept in good repair. Their children also grew to adulthood here and their son continued the family tradition. After his retirement they bought a home in DuBois and he remodeled it into an beautiful modern home.
"Uncle Edmund" loved to work with wood and was a master carpenter. He made beautiful furniture, a walnut desk and clock among the many things he crafted. He made miniature wagons and buggies to scale, with all working parts, harnesses and all hitched to matching horses. He had a large collection of antiques that were displayed in his garage like a showroom.
He was a kind and gentle man, loving husband and father, and the best neighbor and friend anyone could have. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Son of Frank and Josephine Yoble.
Married Nov. 20, 1917 to Hettie Otillie Westerman.
Father of Altha Bernice, Fern Alma, Wyeth Arthur, Floyd Howard , Harold Dean & Infant son.
Farmer and carpenter.
OBITUARY- EDMUND F. YOBLE
Edmund F. Yoble was born on November 20, 1895, the son of Frank and Josephine (Shinn) Yoble at Barneston, Nebr.
Edmuch was married to Hettie O. Westerman on November 20, 1917, at Pawnee City, Nebr. To this union six children were born: Mrs. Clarence Hecht (Altha) , Mrs. Owen Andrews (Fern),; Floyd, Harold Dean, a son who died in infancy, and Wyeth, who passed away in Triesta, Italy while in the service. Also preceding in death were: his parents; two half-sisters, Mrs. George Luke (Maggie) Mrs. Frank Stepan (May); and a sister, Mrs. James Chauza (Blanche).
Surviving to mourn are: his wife Hettie; their children, Mrs. Clarence Hecht, Hachensack, Minn., Mrs. Owen Andrews, Floyd & Harold Dean, all of DuBois, Ne. Also remaining are: 15 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Votroubek, Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Olga Fankhauser, Bakersfield, Calif., many nieces and nephews, and a great host of friends.
Edmund was a craftsman and liked working with wood. He loved antiques and had a sizeable collection, most of which were handed down from ancestors.
Services were held Monday, July 17, 1978, at 10:30 A.M. at the United Methodist Church, DuBois, Nebr.
Ofiiciating were Rev. T. J. Fraser, and Rev. Gordon Epps.
Pallbearers were Kenneth Hecht, Wayne Hecht, Wyeth Hecht, Jerald Andrews, Harold Andrews, Larry Yable, Dale Yoble and Roy Yoble.
Music was furnished by Mrs. Charles Kaster and Mrs. Ralph Farwell, Duet, singing "Beyond The Sunset" and "In the Garden". Organist was Mrs. Herbert Marteney.
Interment was at the DuBois Cemetery, at DuBois, Nebr.
(THE PAWNEE REPUBLICAN, Pawnee City, Nebr., Unknown Date.)
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Edmund Yoble was born near Barnston, but moved to a farm east of DuBois, Nebraska with his family at an early age. They grew up here and received their schooling in DuBois. After his marriage to Hettie Westerman they continued to live there and farmed. His farm was a showcase of how farming should be done, his animals were treated with kindness and home and building kept in good repair. Their children also grew to adulthood here and their son continued the family tradition. After his retirement they bought a home in DuBois and he remodeled it into an beautiful modern home.
"Uncle Edmund" loved to work with wood and was a master carpenter. He made beautiful furniture, a walnut desk and clock among the many things he crafted. He made miniature wagons and buggies to scale, with all working parts, harnesses and all hitched to matching horses. He had a large collection of antiques that were displayed in his garage like a showroom.
He was a kind and gentle man, loving husband and father, and the best neighbor and friend anyone could have. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Married Nov. 20, 1917 to Hettie Otillie Westerman.
Father of Altha Bernice, Fern Alma, Wyeth Arthur, Floyd Howard , Harold Dean & Infant son.
Farmer and carpenter.
OBITUARY- EDMUND F. YOBLE
Edmund F. Yoble was born on November 20, 1895, the son of Frank and Josephine (Shinn) Yoble at Barneston, Nebr.
Edmuch was married to Hettie O. Westerman on November 20, 1917, at Pawnee City, Nebr. To this union six children were born: Mrs. Clarence Hecht (Altha) , Mrs. Owen Andrews (Fern),; Floyd, Harold Dean, a son who died in infancy, and Wyeth, who passed away in Triesta, Italy while in the service. Also preceding in death were: his parents; two half-sisters, Mrs. George Luke (Maggie) Mrs. Frank Stepan (May); and a sister, Mrs. James Chauza (Blanche).
Surviving to mourn are: his wife Hettie; their children, Mrs. Clarence Hecht, Hachensack, Minn., Mrs. Owen Andrews, Floyd & Harold Dean, all of DuBois, Ne. Also remaining are: 15 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Votroubek, Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Olga Fankhauser, Bakersfield, Calif., many nieces and nephews, and a great host of friends.
Edmund was a craftsman and liked working with wood. He loved antiques and had a sizeable collection, most of which were handed down from ancestors.
Services were held Monday, July 17, 1978, at 10:30 A.M. at the United Methodist Church, DuBois, Nebr.
Ofiiciating were Rev. T. J. Fraser, and Rev. Gordon Epps.
Pallbearers were Kenneth Hecht, Wayne Hecht, Wyeth Hecht, Jerald Andrews, Harold Andrews, Larry Yable, Dale Yoble and Roy Yoble.
Music was furnished by Mrs. Charles Kaster and Mrs. Ralph Farwell, Duet, singing "Beyond The Sunset" and "In the Garden". Organist was Mrs. Herbert Marteney.
Interment was at the DuBois Cemetery, at DuBois, Nebr.
(THE PAWNEE REPUBLICAN, Pawnee City, Nebr., Unknown Date.)
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Edmund Yoble was born near Barnston, but moved to a farm east of DuBois, Nebraska with his family at an early age. They grew up here and received their schooling in DuBois. After his marriage to Hettie Westerman they continued to live there and farmed. His farm was a showcase of how farming should be done, his animals were treated with kindness and home and building kept in good repair. Their children also grew to adulthood here and their son continued the family tradition. After his retirement they bought a home in DuBois and he remodeled it into an beautiful modern home.
"Uncle Edmund" loved to work with wood and was a master carpenter. He made beautiful furniture, a walnut desk and clock among the many things he crafted. He made miniature wagons and buggies to scale, with all working parts, harnesses and all hitched to matching horses. He had a large collection of antiques that were displayed in his garage like a showroom.
He was a kind and gentle man, loving husband and father, and the best neighbor and friend anyone could have. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
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