Buried Feb 13, 1936
Lot 1356
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Former Howard Co. Pioneer Buried Fri. – News of the death of W. J. Crow, 79, a pioneer settler near St. Paul, at his home in North Platte Wednesday, February 12, has been learned here. Many of our readers will remember that he lived on the place known as Canadian Hill four miles west and north of St. Paul for many years before moving to North Platte about 16 years ago. Mr. Crow had been bedfast for about two weeks suffering with leakage of the heart when the end came. His death occurred on his 79 birthday. Funeral services were held at North Platte Friday. Among those who survive is his daughter, Mrs. Aaron Haggstrom of this place. Others also known to our readers are his wife and his children, namely: Leslie Crow of Arnold, Mrs. Harry Penny of Omaha, Mrs. Carles (sic) Rich of Orleans, Mrs. George Jeffries of Oshkosh and Willard and Ed Crow of North Platte as well as a host of other relatives and friends. His youngest brother, Joe, preceded him in death at St. Paul, July 3 of last year. The sympathy of this community is extended Mrs. Haggstrom, who was unable to attend the last rites due to her health, as well as the remaining survivors.
Wolbach Messenger, Wolbach, Nebraska, Thursday, February 20, 1936
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Lot 1356
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Former Howard Co. Pioneer Buried Fri. – News of the death of W. J. Crow, 79, a pioneer settler near St. Paul, at his home in North Platte Wednesday, February 12, has been learned here. Many of our readers will remember that he lived on the place known as Canadian Hill four miles west and north of St. Paul for many years before moving to North Platte about 16 years ago. Mr. Crow had been bedfast for about two weeks suffering with leakage of the heart when the end came. His death occurred on his 79 birthday. Funeral services were held at North Platte Friday. Among those who survive is his daughter, Mrs. Aaron Haggstrom of this place. Others also known to our readers are his wife and his children, namely: Leslie Crow of Arnold, Mrs. Harry Penny of Omaha, Mrs. Carles (sic) Rich of Orleans, Mrs. George Jeffries of Oshkosh and Willard and Ed Crow of North Platte as well as a host of other relatives and friends. His youngest brother, Joe, preceded him in death at St. Paul, July 3 of last year. The sympathy of this community is extended Mrs. Haggstrom, who was unable to attend the last rites due to her health, as well as the remaining survivors.
Wolbach Messenger, Wolbach, Nebraska, Thursday, February 20, 1936
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Buried Feb 13, 1936
Lot 1356
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Former Howard Co. Pioneer Buried Fri. – News of the death of W. J. Crow, 79, a pioneer settler near St. Paul, at his home in North Platte Wednesday, February 12, has been learned here. Many of our readers will remember that he lived on the place known as Canadian Hill four miles west and north of St. Paul for many years before moving to North Platte about 16 years ago. Mr. Crow had been bedfast for about two weeks suffering with leakage of the heart when the end came. His death occurred on his 79 birthday. Funeral services were held at North Platte Friday. Among those who survive is his daughter, Mrs. Aaron Haggstrom of this place. Others also known to our readers are his wife and his children, namely: Leslie Crow of Arnold, Mrs. Harry Penny of Omaha, Mrs. Carles (sic) Rich of Orleans, Mrs. George Jeffries of Oshkosh and Willard and Ed Crow of North Platte as well as a host of other relatives and friends. His youngest brother, Joe, preceded him in death at St. Paul, July 3 of last year. The sympathy of this community is extended Mrs. Haggstrom, who was unable to attend the last rites due to her health, as well as the remaining survivors.
Wolbach Messenger, Wolbach, Nebraska, Thursday, February 20, 1936
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Lot 1356
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Former Howard Co. Pioneer Buried Fri. – News of the death of W. J. Crow, 79, a pioneer settler near St. Paul, at his home in North Platte Wednesday, February 12, has been learned here. Many of our readers will remember that he lived on the place known as Canadian Hill four miles west and north of St. Paul for many years before moving to North Platte about 16 years ago. Mr. Crow had been bedfast for about two weeks suffering with leakage of the heart when the end came. His death occurred on his 79 birthday. Funeral services were held at North Platte Friday. Among those who survive is his daughter, Mrs. Aaron Haggstrom of this place. Others also known to our readers are his wife and his children, namely: Leslie Crow of Arnold, Mrs. Harry Penny of Omaha, Mrs. Carles (sic) Rich of Orleans, Mrs. George Jeffries of Oshkosh and Willard and Ed Crow of North Platte as well as a host of other relatives and friends. His youngest brother, Joe, preceded him in death at St. Paul, July 3 of last year. The sympathy of this community is extended Mrs. Haggstrom, who was unable to attend the last rites due to her health, as well as the remaining survivors.
Wolbach Messenger, Wolbach, Nebraska, Thursday, February 20, 1936
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