"The North Loup Loyalist", North Loup, Nebraska, Friday, June 6, 1941, p 1.
Mrs. Buten received word this week from Mrs. Harley Green of Denver, in which she told of the death of Mr. Green, in the State Hospital in Willmar, Minn., where he had been cared for since leaving the Fergus Falls Hospital.
On April 1, 1925, Mr. Green was severely injured and gassed in Duluth, Minn., and has been helpless ever since. Death released him on May 29.
Mr. Green was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Green, both of whom have passed away. He received his early education in out high school also attending Milton College. He was a musician and led several musical organizations.
He leaves besides his wife, three sons and one daughter, and one adopted daughter, Mrs. Reuben Malhistrom of Greeley, also two sisters, Chloe E. Green, and Mrs. Joe McKelvy of Denver.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 131, No 3, p 60, Jul 21, 1941.
Harley Greene, one of North Loup's long-time residents, passed away May 29, 1941. In 1925 he was caught in a gas explosion and since that time has lain in a hospital in an unconscious state.
He was of a musical nature and did much in North Loup and other places to train the people in band work. He was a member of the North Loup church. Besides his wife, now of Seattle, Wash., he leaves five children, twelve grandchildren, and two sisters.
Burial was at Wilmar, Minn.
(Retrieved from RootsWeb.com: They Came To Milton, by Jon Saunders - Mar 21, 2003 Categories: Milton College Graduate, Milton Cornet Band Member 1898, North Loup, Nebraska, North Loup, Nebraska Obituary, The Sabbath Recorder Obituary) (Submitted by Jean Jorgensen #47179150).
A request for a photo of the gravestone resulted in the following message: "The general problem they reported is:
Cemetery office confirmed that this burial is unmarked
They also reported, specifically:
I and The Sexton found the grave but could not find a marker."
Mrs. Buten received word this week from Mrs. Harley Green of Denver, in which she told of the death of Mr. Green, in the State Hospital in Willmar, Minn., where he had been cared for since leaving the Fergus Falls Hospital.
On April 1, 1925, Mr. Green was severely injured and gassed in Duluth, Minn., and has been helpless ever since. Death released him on May 29.
Mr. Green was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Green, both of whom have passed away. He received his early education in out high school also attending Milton College. He was a musician and led several musical organizations.
He leaves besides his wife, three sons and one daughter, and one adopted daughter, Mrs. Reuben Malhistrom of Greeley, also two sisters, Chloe E. Green, and Mrs. Joe McKelvy of Denver.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 131, No 3, p 60, Jul 21, 1941.
Harley Greene, one of North Loup's long-time residents, passed away May 29, 1941. In 1925 he was caught in a gas explosion and since that time has lain in a hospital in an unconscious state.
He was of a musical nature and did much in North Loup and other places to train the people in band work. He was a member of the North Loup church. Besides his wife, now of Seattle, Wash., he leaves five children, twelve grandchildren, and two sisters.
Burial was at Wilmar, Minn.
(Retrieved from RootsWeb.com: They Came To Milton, by Jon Saunders - Mar 21, 2003 Categories: Milton College Graduate, Milton Cornet Band Member 1898, North Loup, Nebraska, North Loup, Nebraska Obituary, The Sabbath Recorder Obituary) (Submitted by Jean Jorgensen #47179150).
A request for a photo of the gravestone resulted in the following message: "The general problem they reported is:
Cemetery office confirmed that this burial is unmarked
They also reported, specifically:
I and The Sexton found the grave but could not find a marker."
"The North Loup Loyalist", North Loup, Nebraska, Friday, June 6, 1941, p 1.
Mrs. Buten received word this week from Mrs. Harley Green of Denver, in which she told of the death of Mr. Green, in the State Hospital in Willmar, Minn., where he had been cared for since leaving the Fergus Falls Hospital.
On April 1, 1925, Mr. Green was severely injured and gassed in Duluth, Minn., and has been helpless ever since. Death released him on May 29.
Mr. Green was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Green, both of whom have passed away. He received his early education in out high school also attending Milton College. He was a musician and led several musical organizations.
He leaves besides his wife, three sons and one daughter, and one adopted daughter, Mrs. Reuben Malhistrom of Greeley, also two sisters, Chloe E. Green, and Mrs. Joe McKelvy of Denver.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 131, No 3, p 60, Jul 21, 1941.
Harley Greene, one of North Loup's long-time residents, passed away May 29, 1941. In 1925 he was caught in a gas explosion and since that time has lain in a hospital in an unconscious state.
He was of a musical nature and did much in North Loup and other places to train the people in band work. He was a member of the North Loup church. Besides his wife, now of Seattle, Wash., he leaves five children, twelve grandchildren, and two sisters.
Burial was at Wilmar, Minn.
(Retrieved from RootsWeb.com: They Came To Milton, by Jon Saunders - Mar 21, 2003 Categories: Milton College Graduate, Milton Cornet Band Member 1898, North Loup, Nebraska, North Loup, Nebraska Obituary, The Sabbath Recorder Obituary) (Submitted by Jean Jorgensen #47179150).
A request for a photo of the gravestone resulted in the following message: "The general problem they reported is:
Cemetery office confirmed that this burial is unmarked
They also reported, specifically:
I and The Sexton found the grave but could not find a marker."
Mrs. Buten received word this week from Mrs. Harley Green of Denver, in which she told of the death of Mr. Green, in the State Hospital in Willmar, Minn., where he had been cared for since leaving the Fergus Falls Hospital.
On April 1, 1925, Mr. Green was severely injured and gassed in Duluth, Minn., and has been helpless ever since. Death released him on May 29.
Mr. Green was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Green, both of whom have passed away. He received his early education in out high school also attending Milton College. He was a musician and led several musical organizations.
He leaves besides his wife, three sons and one daughter, and one adopted daughter, Mrs. Reuben Malhistrom of Greeley, also two sisters, Chloe E. Green, and Mrs. Joe McKelvy of Denver.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 131, No 3, p 60, Jul 21, 1941.
Harley Greene, one of North Loup's long-time residents, passed away May 29, 1941. In 1925 he was caught in a gas explosion and since that time has lain in a hospital in an unconscious state.
He was of a musical nature and did much in North Loup and other places to train the people in band work. He was a member of the North Loup church. Besides his wife, now of Seattle, Wash., he leaves five children, twelve grandchildren, and two sisters.
Burial was at Wilmar, Minn.
(Retrieved from RootsWeb.com: They Came To Milton, by Jon Saunders - Mar 21, 2003 Categories: Milton College Graduate, Milton Cornet Band Member 1898, North Loup, Nebraska, North Loup, Nebraska Obituary, The Sabbath Recorder Obituary) (Submitted by Jean Jorgensen #47179150).
A request for a photo of the gravestone resulted in the following message: "The general problem they reported is:
Cemetery office confirmed that this burial is unmarked
They also reported, specifically:
I and The Sexton found the grave but could not find a marker."
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