Son of Isaac McNeal and Effie Ristine McNeal
Buried-June 30, 1951
Lot-106
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John C. McNeal
March 6,1905-June 27,1951
John C. McNeal, 214 So. Chestnut, North Platte, died following a brief illness at a North Platte hospital, Wednesday, June 27th. Funeral services were held Saturday, June 30, at Maloney-Cox-Kuhns funeral home, with burial in the North Platte cemetery. Mr. McNeal had been employed by the Union Pacific railroad for the past 22 years as carman. Born March 6, 1905, at Gothenburg, Nebraska, he spent most of his early life there, moving to North Platte about twenty-five years ago. Surviving are his widow, Thelma; five brothers: Charles of North Platte, Clarence, Ted and Warren of Gothenburg, and Leroy of Grand Island; three sisters: Mrs. Hazel Lif of Grand island, Mrs. Edna Holderness of Lexington, and Mrs. Katie Cumpston of Gothenburg. Holding many positions in the Baptist church, McNeal was very active in church affairs. He was also a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen and a Barber Shop Quartette.
The Gothenburg Times, Gothenburg, Nebraska, Thursday, July 12, 1951, Page 1, Col. 2:
Buried-June 30, 1951
Lot-106
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John C. McNeal
March 6,1905-June 27,1951
John C. McNeal, 214 So. Chestnut, North Platte, died following a brief illness at a North Platte hospital, Wednesday, June 27th. Funeral services were held Saturday, June 30, at Maloney-Cox-Kuhns funeral home, with burial in the North Platte cemetery. Mr. McNeal had been employed by the Union Pacific railroad for the past 22 years as carman. Born March 6, 1905, at Gothenburg, Nebraska, he spent most of his early life there, moving to North Platte about twenty-five years ago. Surviving are his widow, Thelma; five brothers: Charles of North Platte, Clarence, Ted and Warren of Gothenburg, and Leroy of Grand Island; three sisters: Mrs. Hazel Lif of Grand island, Mrs. Edna Holderness of Lexington, and Mrs. Katie Cumpston of Gothenburg. Holding many positions in the Baptist church, McNeal was very active in church affairs. He was also a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen and a Barber Shop Quartette.
The Gothenburg Times, Gothenburg, Nebraska, Thursday, July 12, 1951, Page 1, Col. 2:
Son of Isaac McNeal and Effie Ristine McNeal
Buried-June 30, 1951
Lot-106
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John C. McNeal
March 6,1905-June 27,1951
John C. McNeal, 214 So. Chestnut, North Platte, died following a brief illness at a North Platte hospital, Wednesday, June 27th. Funeral services were held Saturday, June 30, at Maloney-Cox-Kuhns funeral home, with burial in the North Platte cemetery. Mr. McNeal had been employed by the Union Pacific railroad for the past 22 years as carman. Born March 6, 1905, at Gothenburg, Nebraska, he spent most of his early life there, moving to North Platte about twenty-five years ago. Surviving are his widow, Thelma; five brothers: Charles of North Platte, Clarence, Ted and Warren of Gothenburg, and Leroy of Grand Island; three sisters: Mrs. Hazel Lif of Grand island, Mrs. Edna Holderness of Lexington, and Mrs. Katie Cumpston of Gothenburg. Holding many positions in the Baptist church, McNeal was very active in church affairs. He was also a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen and a Barber Shop Quartette.
The Gothenburg Times, Gothenburg, Nebraska, Thursday, July 12, 1951, Page 1, Col. 2:
Buried-June 30, 1951
Lot-106
Space-Aleyway
John C. McNeal
March 6,1905-June 27,1951
John C. McNeal, 214 So. Chestnut, North Platte, died following a brief illness at a North Platte hospital, Wednesday, June 27th. Funeral services were held Saturday, June 30, at Maloney-Cox-Kuhns funeral home, with burial in the North Platte cemetery. Mr. McNeal had been employed by the Union Pacific railroad for the past 22 years as carman. Born March 6, 1905, at Gothenburg, Nebraska, he spent most of his early life there, moving to North Platte about twenty-five years ago. Surviving are his widow, Thelma; five brothers: Charles of North Platte, Clarence, Ted and Warren of Gothenburg, and Leroy of Grand Island; three sisters: Mrs. Hazel Lif of Grand island, Mrs. Edna Holderness of Lexington, and Mrs. Katie Cumpston of Gothenburg. Holding many positions in the Baptist church, McNeal was very active in church affairs. He was also a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen and a Barber Shop Quartette.
The Gothenburg Times, Gothenburg, Nebraska, Thursday, July 12, 1951, Page 1, Col. 2:
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