Myrtle was born in 1886 in Nebraska.
She married Fred Cameron Wolf, and they were blessed with at least 5 children.
In 1920, she and her family were living at 6411 Maple Street in Omaha. The 1920 US Census lists:
Fred C. Wolf, 39, head, manager Basket Store, b. NE
Mertal Wolf, 33, wife, b. NE
Robert C. Wolf, 8, son, b. NE
Elizabeth H. Wolf, 6, daughter, b. NE
Dale M. Wolf, 4, son, b. NE
John C. Wolf, 1, son, b. NE
Laura M. Wolf, one month, daughter, b. NE
Mary Wolf, 65, widowed, mother, b. NY
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Wolf of Omaha, Nebraska, formerly Miss Myrtle Fowler of Weeping Water, Nebraska, were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist Church in Omaha. The services were conducted by Rev. Adams, with a few words by Rev. Calvert of York, Nebraska, an old friend of the family. Interment was made in the West Lawn cemetery at Omaha.
Mrs. Wolf died Sunday, January 2, 1927 at 1pm, following an operation the previous week for appendicitis, at the Methodist hospital. She is survived by her husband, who is engaged in the grocery business in Omaha, and five children, the eldest of whom is 15 years old, besides her mother, Mrs. Laura Fowler of Weeping Water, several brothers and sisters, and a host of other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Roscoe Wollen, sister of the bereaved husband, is caring for the home at present. Sincere sympathy is extended from the many friends and relatives of the family in this community.
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From obituary printed in the January 6, 1927 Weeping Water Republican, Weeping Water, Nebraska p. 2; cemetery records
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She married Fred Cameron Wolf, and they were blessed with at least 5 children.
In 1920, she and her family were living at 6411 Maple Street in Omaha. The 1920 US Census lists:
Fred C. Wolf, 39, head, manager Basket Store, b. NE
Mertal Wolf, 33, wife, b. NE
Robert C. Wolf, 8, son, b. NE
Elizabeth H. Wolf, 6, daughter, b. NE
Dale M. Wolf, 4, son, b. NE
John C. Wolf, 1, son, b. NE
Laura M. Wolf, one month, daughter, b. NE
Mary Wolf, 65, widowed, mother, b. NY
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Wolf of Omaha, Nebraska, formerly Miss Myrtle Fowler of Weeping Water, Nebraska, were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist Church in Omaha. The services were conducted by Rev. Adams, with a few words by Rev. Calvert of York, Nebraska, an old friend of the family. Interment was made in the West Lawn cemetery at Omaha.
Mrs. Wolf died Sunday, January 2, 1927 at 1pm, following an operation the previous week for appendicitis, at the Methodist hospital. She is survived by her husband, who is engaged in the grocery business in Omaha, and five children, the eldest of whom is 15 years old, besides her mother, Mrs. Laura Fowler of Weeping Water, several brothers and sisters, and a host of other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Roscoe Wollen, sister of the bereaved husband, is caring for the home at present. Sincere sympathy is extended from the many friends and relatives of the family in this community.
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From obituary printed in the January 6, 1927 Weeping Water Republican, Weeping Water, Nebraska p. 2; cemetery records
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Myrtle was born in 1886 in Nebraska.
She married Fred Cameron Wolf, and they were blessed with at least 5 children.
In 1920, she and her family were living at 6411 Maple Street in Omaha. The 1920 US Census lists:
Fred C. Wolf, 39, head, manager Basket Store, b. NE
Mertal Wolf, 33, wife, b. NE
Robert C. Wolf, 8, son, b. NE
Elizabeth H. Wolf, 6, daughter, b. NE
Dale M. Wolf, 4, son, b. NE
John C. Wolf, 1, son, b. NE
Laura M. Wolf, one month, daughter, b. NE
Mary Wolf, 65, widowed, mother, b. NY
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Wolf of Omaha, Nebraska, formerly Miss Myrtle Fowler of Weeping Water, Nebraska, were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist Church in Omaha. The services were conducted by Rev. Adams, with a few words by Rev. Calvert of York, Nebraska, an old friend of the family. Interment was made in the West Lawn cemetery at Omaha.
Mrs. Wolf died Sunday, January 2, 1927 at 1pm, following an operation the previous week for appendicitis, at the Methodist hospital. She is survived by her husband, who is engaged in the grocery business in Omaha, and five children, the eldest of whom is 15 years old, besides her mother, Mrs. Laura Fowler of Weeping Water, several brothers and sisters, and a host of other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Roscoe Wollen, sister of the bereaved husband, is caring for the home at present. Sincere sympathy is extended from the many friends and relatives of the family in this community.
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From obituary printed in the January 6, 1927 Weeping Water Republican, Weeping Water, Nebraska p. 2; cemetery records
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She married Fred Cameron Wolf, and they were blessed with at least 5 children.
In 1920, she and her family were living at 6411 Maple Street in Omaha. The 1920 US Census lists:
Fred C. Wolf, 39, head, manager Basket Store, b. NE
Mertal Wolf, 33, wife, b. NE
Robert C. Wolf, 8, son, b. NE
Elizabeth H. Wolf, 6, daughter, b. NE
Dale M. Wolf, 4, son, b. NE
John C. Wolf, 1, son, b. NE
Laura M. Wolf, one month, daughter, b. NE
Mary Wolf, 65, widowed, mother, b. NY
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Wolf of Omaha, Nebraska, formerly Miss Myrtle Fowler of Weeping Water, Nebraska, were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist Church in Omaha. The services were conducted by Rev. Adams, with a few words by Rev. Calvert of York, Nebraska, an old friend of the family. Interment was made in the West Lawn cemetery at Omaha.
Mrs. Wolf died Sunday, January 2, 1927 at 1pm, following an operation the previous week for appendicitis, at the Methodist hospital. She is survived by her husband, who is engaged in the grocery business in Omaha, and five children, the eldest of whom is 15 years old, besides her mother, Mrs. Laura Fowler of Weeping Water, several brothers and sisters, and a host of other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Roscoe Wollen, sister of the bereaved husband, is caring for the home at present. Sincere sympathy is extended from the many friends and relatives of the family in this community.
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From obituary printed in the January 6, 1927 Weeping Water Republican, Weeping Water, Nebraska p. 2; cemetery records
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