The Medford Patriot Star
Thursday, October 4, 1928
Page 1, Column 3
Last Rites for Former Medford Citizen Friday
Last rites for Frank Noteware, 78, who died at his home near Garber late Wednesday night were held at the family home Friday afternoon. The body was brought to Medford following the services and interment made in Rosemound cemetery.
Noteware was well known in Medford, having made his home here for about eight years. Following the death of his wife two years ago he returned to Garber.
He is survived by two sons, Fred of Garber and Ralph of Oklahoma City, and a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Feigel of Protection, Kansas.
Thursday, October 4, 1928
Page 1, Column 3
Last Rites for Former Medford Citizen Friday
Last rites for Frank Noteware, 78, who died at his home near Garber late Wednesday night were held at the family home Friday afternoon. The body was brought to Medford following the services and interment made in Rosemound cemetery.
Noteware was well known in Medford, having made his home here for about eight years. Following the death of his wife two years ago he returned to Garber.
He is survived by two sons, Fred of Garber and Ralph of Oklahoma City, and a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Feigel of Protection, Kansas.
The Medford Patriot Star
Thursday, October 4, 1928
Page 1, Column 3
Last Rites for Former Medford Citizen Friday
Last rites for Frank Noteware, 78, who died at his home near Garber late Wednesday night were held at the family home Friday afternoon. The body was brought to Medford following the services and interment made in Rosemound cemetery.
Noteware was well known in Medford, having made his home here for about eight years. Following the death of his wife two years ago he returned to Garber.
He is survived by two sons, Fred of Garber and Ralph of Oklahoma City, and a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Feigel of Protection, Kansas.
Thursday, October 4, 1928
Page 1, Column 3
Last Rites for Former Medford Citizen Friday
Last rites for Frank Noteware, 78, who died at his home near Garber late Wednesday night were held at the family home Friday afternoon. The body was brought to Medford following the services and interment made in Rosemound cemetery.
Noteware was well known in Medford, having made his home here for about eight years. Following the death of his wife two years ago he returned to Garber.
He is survived by two sons, Fred of Garber and Ralph of Oklahoma City, and a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Feigel of Protection, Kansas.
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