Daughter of Dr. Frederick Hahn and Josephine Kind. Wife of Richard Oscar Drishaus.
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Omaha World Herald
May 4, 1916
Mr. Lina Drishaus, 119 South Forty-second street died Wednesday morning at the age of 68 years. She was born in Wisconsin and came to Nebraska thirty years ago. She is survived by a son, Ernest, and a daughter, Valeska, two grandchildren, Mildred and Roland, two sisters, Mrs. Alex Gunther and Miss Marie Hahn, and a brother, Adolph Hahn. The late Dr. Gustav Hahn was a brother. The funeral will be held at Scribner, Neb., Saturday and will be private
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Unknown Scribner Nebraska Newspaper
11 May 1916
Former Scribner Resident Dead
Mrs. Lena Drishaus a former resident of Scribner passed away at her home in Omaha on Wednesday morning May 3rd at the age of 68 years.
Mrs. Lena (Hohn) Drishaus was born in Sheboygan, Wisconsin in 1848. She was married to Richard Drishaus in 1871. In 1882 Mr. and Mrs. Drishaus made Scribner their home. Here they engaged in the general merchandise business and prospered in it until Mr. Drishaus failed in health and passed away, now nearly twenty-five years ago. Later she removed to Omaha where she has made her home since.
The body was shipped here for burial Saturday afternoon, interment at Pebble cemetery.
Many relatives and friends from Omaha accompanied the funeral procession to this place and many Scribner residents were present at the burial services.
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Buried in the section that was once Pebble Cemetery.
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Omaha World Herald
May 4, 1916
Mr. Lina Drishaus, 119 South Forty-second street died Wednesday morning at the age of 68 years. She was born in Wisconsin and came to Nebraska thirty years ago. She is survived by a son, Ernest, and a daughter, Valeska, two grandchildren, Mildred and Roland, two sisters, Mrs. Alex Gunther and Miss Marie Hahn, and a brother, Adolph Hahn. The late Dr. Gustav Hahn was a brother. The funeral will be held at Scribner, Neb., Saturday and will be private
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Unknown Scribner Nebraska Newspaper
11 May 1916
Former Scribner Resident Dead
Mrs. Lena Drishaus a former resident of Scribner passed away at her home in Omaha on Wednesday morning May 3rd at the age of 68 years.
Mrs. Lena (Hohn) Drishaus was born in Sheboygan, Wisconsin in 1848. She was married to Richard Drishaus in 1871. In 1882 Mr. and Mrs. Drishaus made Scribner their home. Here they engaged in the general merchandise business and prospered in it until Mr. Drishaus failed in health and passed away, now nearly twenty-five years ago. Later she removed to Omaha where she has made her home since.
The body was shipped here for burial Saturday afternoon, interment at Pebble cemetery.
Many relatives and friends from Omaha accompanied the funeral procession to this place and many Scribner residents were present at the burial services.
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Buried in the section that was once Pebble Cemetery.
Daughter of Dr. Frederick Hahn and Josephine Kind. Wife of Richard Oscar Drishaus.
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Omaha World Herald
May 4, 1916
Mr. Lina Drishaus, 119 South Forty-second street died Wednesday morning at the age of 68 years. She was born in Wisconsin and came to Nebraska thirty years ago. She is survived by a son, Ernest, and a daughter, Valeska, two grandchildren, Mildred and Roland, two sisters, Mrs. Alex Gunther and Miss Marie Hahn, and a brother, Adolph Hahn. The late Dr. Gustav Hahn was a brother. The funeral will be held at Scribner, Neb., Saturday and will be private
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Unknown Scribner Nebraska Newspaper
11 May 1916
Former Scribner Resident Dead
Mrs. Lena Drishaus a former resident of Scribner passed away at her home in Omaha on Wednesday morning May 3rd at the age of 68 years.
Mrs. Lena (Hohn) Drishaus was born in Sheboygan, Wisconsin in 1848. She was married to Richard Drishaus in 1871. In 1882 Mr. and Mrs. Drishaus made Scribner their home. Here they engaged in the general merchandise business and prospered in it until Mr. Drishaus failed in health and passed away, now nearly twenty-five years ago. Later she removed to Omaha where she has made her home since.
The body was shipped here for burial Saturday afternoon, interment at Pebble cemetery.
Many relatives and friends from Omaha accompanied the funeral procession to this place and many Scribner residents were present at the burial services.
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Buried in the section that was once Pebble Cemetery.
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Omaha World Herald
May 4, 1916
Mr. Lina Drishaus, 119 South Forty-second street died Wednesday morning at the age of 68 years. She was born in Wisconsin and came to Nebraska thirty years ago. She is survived by a son, Ernest, and a daughter, Valeska, two grandchildren, Mildred and Roland, two sisters, Mrs. Alex Gunther and Miss Marie Hahn, and a brother, Adolph Hahn. The late Dr. Gustav Hahn was a brother. The funeral will be held at Scribner, Neb., Saturday and will be private
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Unknown Scribner Nebraska Newspaper
11 May 1916
Former Scribner Resident Dead
Mrs. Lena Drishaus a former resident of Scribner passed away at her home in Omaha on Wednesday morning May 3rd at the age of 68 years.
Mrs. Lena (Hohn) Drishaus was born in Sheboygan, Wisconsin in 1848. She was married to Richard Drishaus in 1871. In 1882 Mr. and Mrs. Drishaus made Scribner their home. Here they engaged in the general merchandise business and prospered in it until Mr. Drishaus failed in health and passed away, now nearly twenty-five years ago. Later she removed to Omaha where she has made her home since.
The body was shipped here for burial Saturday afternoon, interment at Pebble cemetery.
Many relatives and friends from Omaha accompanied the funeral procession to this place and many Scribner residents were present at the burial services.
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Buried in the section that was once Pebble Cemetery.
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