The Daily Inter Lake
Thursday, June 9, 1960
page 8
OLGA WEISE DIES AT AGE 64
Mrs. Olga Weise, 64, died in Kalispell Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Weise was a native of Lake Preston, S.D.
After living in Canada and Washington[,] the family homesteaded at Chester, Mont., where she made her home until coming to Kalispell in 1934. She had made her home in the Greenacres community.
On April 13, 1940, she was married to Fred (sic) Weise in Kalispell, and is now survived by her husband, Fred, at the family home.
She is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lyle (Jean) Manning of Kalispell; two sons, Robert Ness of Bradford, Pa., and Stanley Ness of Kalispell; two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Pitts of Hot Springs, Mont., and Mrs. Virgil Ross of Great Falls; three brothers, James Ness of Kalispell, Oscar Ness of Shelby, and George Ness of Falcaner, N.Y.; and one uncle, E. T. Ness of Evergreen.
Funeral services for Mrs. Weise have been set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Waggener and Campbell chapel with the Rev. Dr. James W. Teener, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating. Interment will follow in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery.
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The Daily Inter Lake
Monday, June 20, 1960
page 7
OBITUARIES
Olga Weise
Funeral services for Mrs. Olga Weise were conducted Saturday afternoon from the Waggener & Campbell chapel with Dr. James W. Teener, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Kalispell, officiating.
During the services Bill Carr sang two hymns accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Carlson as organist. Burial followed in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery with Richard Knowles, Richard Collier, Oscar Wendt, Charles Bondurant, Joseph Peterson and Elwin Sward serving as pallbearers.
Olga Weise was born Dec. 18, 1895, at Lake Preston, S.D. With her parents, she moved to Canada, later moving to Washington where they made their home before moving to Chester, Mont., where her father homesteaded. In 1934, she moved to Kalispell and on April 13, 1940, she was married to Ferd Weise in Kalispell.
Mrs. Weise died in Kalispell June 6 at the age of 64 years.
Survivors of Mrs. Weise are her husband, Ferd Weise of Kalispell; one daughter, Mrs. Lyle (Jean) Manning of Kalispell; two sons, Robert Ness of Bradford, Pa., and Stanley Ness of Kalispell; two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Pitts of Hot Springs and Mrs. Virgil Ross of Great Falls; three brothers, James Ness of Kalispell, Oscar Ness of Shelby, Mont., and George Ness of Falconer, N.Y.; two uncles, E. T. Ness of Kalispell and Oscar E. Ness of Rapid City, S.D.; several nieces and nephews; and eight grandchildren.
Thursday, June 9, 1960
page 8
OLGA WEISE DIES AT AGE 64
Mrs. Olga Weise, 64, died in Kalispell Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Weise was a native of Lake Preston, S.D.
After living in Canada and Washington[,] the family homesteaded at Chester, Mont., where she made her home until coming to Kalispell in 1934. She had made her home in the Greenacres community.
On April 13, 1940, she was married to Fred (sic) Weise in Kalispell, and is now survived by her husband, Fred, at the family home.
She is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lyle (Jean) Manning of Kalispell; two sons, Robert Ness of Bradford, Pa., and Stanley Ness of Kalispell; two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Pitts of Hot Springs, Mont., and Mrs. Virgil Ross of Great Falls; three brothers, James Ness of Kalispell, Oscar Ness of Shelby, and George Ness of Falcaner, N.Y.; and one uncle, E. T. Ness of Evergreen.
Funeral services for Mrs. Weise have been set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Waggener and Campbell chapel with the Rev. Dr. James W. Teener, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating. Interment will follow in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery.
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The Daily Inter Lake
Monday, June 20, 1960
page 7
OBITUARIES
Olga Weise
Funeral services for Mrs. Olga Weise were conducted Saturday afternoon from the Waggener & Campbell chapel with Dr. James W. Teener, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Kalispell, officiating.
During the services Bill Carr sang two hymns accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Carlson as organist. Burial followed in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery with Richard Knowles, Richard Collier, Oscar Wendt, Charles Bondurant, Joseph Peterson and Elwin Sward serving as pallbearers.
Olga Weise was born Dec. 18, 1895, at Lake Preston, S.D. With her parents, she moved to Canada, later moving to Washington where they made their home before moving to Chester, Mont., where her father homesteaded. In 1934, she moved to Kalispell and on April 13, 1940, she was married to Ferd Weise in Kalispell.
Mrs. Weise died in Kalispell June 6 at the age of 64 years.
Survivors of Mrs. Weise are her husband, Ferd Weise of Kalispell; one daughter, Mrs. Lyle (Jean) Manning of Kalispell; two sons, Robert Ness of Bradford, Pa., and Stanley Ness of Kalispell; two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Pitts of Hot Springs and Mrs. Virgil Ross of Great Falls; three brothers, James Ness of Kalispell, Oscar Ness of Shelby, Mont., and George Ness of Falconer, N.Y.; two uncles, E. T. Ness of Kalispell and Oscar E. Ness of Rapid City, S.D.; several nieces and nephews; and eight grandchildren.
The Daily Inter Lake
Thursday, June 9, 1960
page 8
OLGA WEISE DIES AT AGE 64
Mrs. Olga Weise, 64, died in Kalispell Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Weise was a native of Lake Preston, S.D.
After living in Canada and Washington[,] the family homesteaded at Chester, Mont., where she made her home until coming to Kalispell in 1934. She had made her home in the Greenacres community.
On April 13, 1940, she was married to Fred (sic) Weise in Kalispell, and is now survived by her husband, Fred, at the family home.
She is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lyle (Jean) Manning of Kalispell; two sons, Robert Ness of Bradford, Pa., and Stanley Ness of Kalispell; two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Pitts of Hot Springs, Mont., and Mrs. Virgil Ross of Great Falls; three brothers, James Ness of Kalispell, Oscar Ness of Shelby, and George Ness of Falcaner, N.Y.; and one uncle, E. T. Ness of Evergreen.
Funeral services for Mrs. Weise have been set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Waggener and Campbell chapel with the Rev. Dr. James W. Teener, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating. Interment will follow in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery.
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The Daily Inter Lake
Monday, June 20, 1960
page 7
OBITUARIES
Olga Weise
Funeral services for Mrs. Olga Weise were conducted Saturday afternoon from the Waggener & Campbell chapel with Dr. James W. Teener, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Kalispell, officiating.
During the services Bill Carr sang two hymns accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Carlson as organist. Burial followed in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery with Richard Knowles, Richard Collier, Oscar Wendt, Charles Bondurant, Joseph Peterson and Elwin Sward serving as pallbearers.
Olga Weise was born Dec. 18, 1895, at Lake Preston, S.D. With her parents, she moved to Canada, later moving to Washington where they made their home before moving to Chester, Mont., where her father homesteaded. In 1934, she moved to Kalispell and on April 13, 1940, she was married to Ferd Weise in Kalispell.
Mrs. Weise died in Kalispell June 6 at the age of 64 years.
Survivors of Mrs. Weise are her husband, Ferd Weise of Kalispell; one daughter, Mrs. Lyle (Jean) Manning of Kalispell; two sons, Robert Ness of Bradford, Pa., and Stanley Ness of Kalispell; two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Pitts of Hot Springs and Mrs. Virgil Ross of Great Falls; three brothers, James Ness of Kalispell, Oscar Ness of Shelby, Mont., and George Ness of Falconer, N.Y.; two uncles, E. T. Ness of Kalispell and Oscar E. Ness of Rapid City, S.D.; several nieces and nephews; and eight grandchildren.
Thursday, June 9, 1960
page 8
OLGA WEISE DIES AT AGE 64
Mrs. Olga Weise, 64, died in Kalispell Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Weise was a native of Lake Preston, S.D.
After living in Canada and Washington[,] the family homesteaded at Chester, Mont., where she made her home until coming to Kalispell in 1934. She had made her home in the Greenacres community.
On April 13, 1940, she was married to Fred (sic) Weise in Kalispell, and is now survived by her husband, Fred, at the family home.
She is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lyle (Jean) Manning of Kalispell; two sons, Robert Ness of Bradford, Pa., and Stanley Ness of Kalispell; two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Pitts of Hot Springs, Mont., and Mrs. Virgil Ross of Great Falls; three brothers, James Ness of Kalispell, Oscar Ness of Shelby, and George Ness of Falcaner, N.Y.; and one uncle, E. T. Ness of Evergreen.
Funeral services for Mrs. Weise have been set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Waggener and Campbell chapel with the Rev. Dr. James W. Teener, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating. Interment will follow in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery.
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The Daily Inter Lake
Monday, June 20, 1960
page 7
OBITUARIES
Olga Weise
Funeral services for Mrs. Olga Weise were conducted Saturday afternoon from the Waggener & Campbell chapel with Dr. James W. Teener, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Kalispell, officiating.
During the services Bill Carr sang two hymns accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Carlson as organist. Burial followed in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery with Richard Knowles, Richard Collier, Oscar Wendt, Charles Bondurant, Joseph Peterson and Elwin Sward serving as pallbearers.
Olga Weise was born Dec. 18, 1895, at Lake Preston, S.D. With her parents, she moved to Canada, later moving to Washington where they made their home before moving to Chester, Mont., where her father homesteaded. In 1934, she moved to Kalispell and on April 13, 1940, she was married to Ferd Weise in Kalispell.
Mrs. Weise died in Kalispell June 6 at the age of 64 years.
Survivors of Mrs. Weise are her husband, Ferd Weise of Kalispell; one daughter, Mrs. Lyle (Jean) Manning of Kalispell; two sons, Robert Ness of Bradford, Pa., and Stanley Ness of Kalispell; two sisters, Mrs. Virgil Pitts of Hot Springs and Mrs. Virgil Ross of Great Falls; three brothers, James Ness of Kalispell, Oscar Ness of Shelby, Mont., and George Ness of Falconer, N.Y.; two uncles, E. T. Ness of Kalispell and Oscar E. Ness of Rapid City, S.D.; several nieces and nephews; and eight grandchildren.
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