Fred Clinton Howard was born in Talmage, Nebr. on January 18, 1891 and died at Stockton, Calif. on November 12, 1933, at the age of 43. His death came suddenly though he had been in failing health for nearly a year.
He came to Exeter with his parents in 1900, and attended the Exeter public schools. When a young man he took up railroading and was employed by C. & N. W. and the Burlington Companies in Nebraska. About twenty years ago, he went to California where he has been in the employ of the Western Pacific at Sotckton, Calif. for the past fourteen years.
He leaves two sisters, Alice Sturdevant, of Los Angeles, Calif. and Gladys Craven, of Exeter; two nieces, one nephew and numerous friends. On account of his generous and pleasing personality, he leaves a host of friends that sincerely mourn his loss.
Funeral services were held at the Farmer Funeral home Saturday, Nov. 18, conducted by Rev. Samuel Beechner and interment was in the Exeter Cemetery.
The Fillmore County News 23 November 1933
He came to Exeter with his parents in 1900, and attended the Exeter public schools. When a young man he took up railroading and was employed by C. & N. W. and the Burlington Companies in Nebraska. About twenty years ago, he went to California where he has been in the employ of the Western Pacific at Sotckton, Calif. for the past fourteen years.
He leaves two sisters, Alice Sturdevant, of Los Angeles, Calif. and Gladys Craven, of Exeter; two nieces, one nephew and numerous friends. On account of his generous and pleasing personality, he leaves a host of friends that sincerely mourn his loss.
Funeral services were held at the Farmer Funeral home Saturday, Nov. 18, conducted by Rev. Samuel Beechner and interment was in the Exeter Cemetery.
The Fillmore County News 23 November 1933
Fred Clinton Howard was born in Talmage, Nebr. on January 18, 1891 and died at Stockton, Calif. on November 12, 1933, at the age of 43. His death came suddenly though he had been in failing health for nearly a year.
He came to Exeter with his parents in 1900, and attended the Exeter public schools. When a young man he took up railroading and was employed by C. & N. W. and the Burlington Companies in Nebraska. About twenty years ago, he went to California where he has been in the employ of the Western Pacific at Sotckton, Calif. for the past fourteen years.
He leaves two sisters, Alice Sturdevant, of Los Angeles, Calif. and Gladys Craven, of Exeter; two nieces, one nephew and numerous friends. On account of his generous and pleasing personality, he leaves a host of friends that sincerely mourn his loss.
Funeral services were held at the Farmer Funeral home Saturday, Nov. 18, conducted by Rev. Samuel Beechner and interment was in the Exeter Cemetery.
The Fillmore County News 23 November 1933
He came to Exeter with his parents in 1900, and attended the Exeter public schools. When a young man he took up railroading and was employed by C. & N. W. and the Burlington Companies in Nebraska. About twenty years ago, he went to California where he has been in the employ of the Western Pacific at Sotckton, Calif. for the past fourteen years.
He leaves two sisters, Alice Sturdevant, of Los Angeles, Calif. and Gladys Craven, of Exeter; two nieces, one nephew and numerous friends. On account of his generous and pleasing personality, he leaves a host of friends that sincerely mourn his loss.
Funeral services were held at the Farmer Funeral home Saturday, Nov. 18, conducted by Rev. Samuel Beechner and interment was in the Exeter Cemetery.
The Fillmore County News 23 November 1933
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