Oct 10, 1902 - Omaha World Herald
Vanderford Benefit -
Police and Firemen Play Ball at Vinton Park Sunday -
A game of baseball between the cracks of the police and fire departments will be played next Sunday at Vinton park, the proceeds of which will be donated to Lieutenant Vanderford of the Omaha fire department, who, for many weeks, has been near death's door with an aggravated case of cancer of the stomach. Lieutenant Vanderford, who is a brother of Patrol Driver Joe Vanderford of the police department, is in term of service one of the oldest firemen in the city and has many friends. Those who have the benefit in charge are preparing for a large outpouring of the friends of the lieutenant.
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June 24, 1903 - Omaha World Herald
DIED - Vanderford - Robert, June 22, 1903 at his residence, 2712 Charles, aged 43 years. Funeral Wesdnesday, June 24 at 2 pm from the Seward street Methodist church, Twenty-second and Seward. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery, Friends invited.
A thank you was published on June 25, 1903 that was signed by Mary Vanderford & Daughters.
Vanderford Benefit -
Police and Firemen Play Ball at Vinton Park Sunday -
A game of baseball between the cracks of the police and fire departments will be played next Sunday at Vinton park, the proceeds of which will be donated to Lieutenant Vanderford of the Omaha fire department, who, for many weeks, has been near death's door with an aggravated case of cancer of the stomach. Lieutenant Vanderford, who is a brother of Patrol Driver Joe Vanderford of the police department, is in term of service one of the oldest firemen in the city and has many friends. Those who have the benefit in charge are preparing for a large outpouring of the friends of the lieutenant.
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June 24, 1903 - Omaha World Herald
DIED - Vanderford - Robert, June 22, 1903 at his residence, 2712 Charles, aged 43 years. Funeral Wesdnesday, June 24 at 2 pm from the Seward street Methodist church, Twenty-second and Seward. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery, Friends invited.
A thank you was published on June 25, 1903 that was signed by Mary Vanderford & Daughters.
Oct 10, 1902 - Omaha World Herald
Vanderford Benefit -
Police and Firemen Play Ball at Vinton Park Sunday -
A game of baseball between the cracks of the police and fire departments will be played next Sunday at Vinton park, the proceeds of which will be donated to Lieutenant Vanderford of the Omaha fire department, who, for many weeks, has been near death's door with an aggravated case of cancer of the stomach. Lieutenant Vanderford, who is a brother of Patrol Driver Joe Vanderford of the police department, is in term of service one of the oldest firemen in the city and has many friends. Those who have the benefit in charge are preparing for a large outpouring of the friends of the lieutenant.
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June 24, 1903 - Omaha World Herald
DIED - Vanderford - Robert, June 22, 1903 at his residence, 2712 Charles, aged 43 years. Funeral Wesdnesday, June 24 at 2 pm from the Seward street Methodist church, Twenty-second and Seward. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery, Friends invited.
A thank you was published on June 25, 1903 that was signed by Mary Vanderford & Daughters.
Vanderford Benefit -
Police and Firemen Play Ball at Vinton Park Sunday -
A game of baseball between the cracks of the police and fire departments will be played next Sunday at Vinton park, the proceeds of which will be donated to Lieutenant Vanderford of the Omaha fire department, who, for many weeks, has been near death's door with an aggravated case of cancer of the stomach. Lieutenant Vanderford, who is a brother of Patrol Driver Joe Vanderford of the police department, is in term of service one of the oldest firemen in the city and has many friends. Those who have the benefit in charge are preparing for a large outpouring of the friends of the lieutenant.
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June 24, 1903 - Omaha World Herald
DIED - Vanderford - Robert, June 22, 1903 at his residence, 2712 Charles, aged 43 years. Funeral Wesdnesday, June 24 at 2 pm from the Seward street Methodist church, Twenty-second and Seward. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery, Friends invited.
A thank you was published on June 25, 1903 that was signed by Mary Vanderford & Daughters.
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