Carney Enterprise, Carney, Oklahoma
Friday, December 14, 1906
Death of C. E. Whitenack.
After a terrible struggle of more than a month with the grim reaper, death, C.E. Whitenack was called to his reward on Monday, December 19, aged 56 years, 9 months and 8 days. His remains were taken on Tuesday to Earlham, Iowa, where they were laid to rest in the cemetery at that place, accompanied there by a sorrying wife and son.
Charles Edward Whitenack was born in Sullivan county, Indiana, August 2nd, 1850, and for several years resided in Iowa, going from there to Nebraska, and from that state to Oklahoma, and has resided a part of the time since he has been in Oklahoma, in Carney, where he had a host of friends. Uncle Charley as he was familiarly called, was a man universally liked and respected—quiet and unassuming, a gentleman in all his words and acts. He will be missed by a large circle of friends in and around Carney. Peace to his ashes.
Contributor: Emily Jordan (47063153)
Note: The above obituary was published on December 14, 1906 before the stated date of death. The obituary states the date of death occurred on Monday, December 19th, however, in 1906 December 19th was a Wednesday.
Earlham Echo, Earlham, Iowa
December 20, 1906
Chas. Whitenack, a former resident of this section died in Oklahoma last week and was brought here for burial last Thursday. Funeral services were held in Worthington church and interment was in the cemetery at that church.
Friday, December 14, 1906
Death of C. E. Whitenack.
After a terrible struggle of more than a month with the grim reaper, death, C.E. Whitenack was called to his reward on Monday, December 19, aged 56 years, 9 months and 8 days. His remains were taken on Tuesday to Earlham, Iowa, where they were laid to rest in the cemetery at that place, accompanied there by a sorrying wife and son.
Charles Edward Whitenack was born in Sullivan county, Indiana, August 2nd, 1850, and for several years resided in Iowa, going from there to Nebraska, and from that state to Oklahoma, and has resided a part of the time since he has been in Oklahoma, in Carney, where he had a host of friends. Uncle Charley as he was familiarly called, was a man universally liked and respected—quiet and unassuming, a gentleman in all his words and acts. He will be missed by a large circle of friends in and around Carney. Peace to his ashes.
Contributor: Emily Jordan (47063153)
Note: The above obituary was published on December 14, 1906 before the stated date of death. The obituary states the date of death occurred on Monday, December 19th, however, in 1906 December 19th was a Wednesday.
Earlham Echo, Earlham, Iowa
December 20, 1906
Chas. Whitenack, a former resident of this section died in Oklahoma last week and was brought here for burial last Thursday. Funeral services were held in Worthington church and interment was in the cemetery at that church.
Carney Enterprise, Carney, Oklahoma
Friday, December 14, 1906
Death of C. E. Whitenack.
After a terrible struggle of more than a month with the grim reaper, death, C.E. Whitenack was called to his reward on Monday, December 19, aged 56 years, 9 months and 8 days. His remains were taken on Tuesday to Earlham, Iowa, where they were laid to rest in the cemetery at that place, accompanied there by a sorrying wife and son.
Charles Edward Whitenack was born in Sullivan county, Indiana, August 2nd, 1850, and for several years resided in Iowa, going from there to Nebraska, and from that state to Oklahoma, and has resided a part of the time since he has been in Oklahoma, in Carney, where he had a host of friends. Uncle Charley as he was familiarly called, was a man universally liked and respected—quiet and unassuming, a gentleman in all his words and acts. He will be missed by a large circle of friends in and around Carney. Peace to his ashes.
Contributor: Emily Jordan (47063153)
Note: The above obituary was published on December 14, 1906 before the stated date of death. The obituary states the date of death occurred on Monday, December 19th, however, in 1906 December 19th was a Wednesday.
Earlham Echo, Earlham, Iowa
December 20, 1906
Chas. Whitenack, a former resident of this section died in Oklahoma last week and was brought here for burial last Thursday. Funeral services were held in Worthington church and interment was in the cemetery at that church.
Friday, December 14, 1906
Death of C. E. Whitenack.
After a terrible struggle of more than a month with the grim reaper, death, C.E. Whitenack was called to his reward on Monday, December 19, aged 56 years, 9 months and 8 days. His remains were taken on Tuesday to Earlham, Iowa, where they were laid to rest in the cemetery at that place, accompanied there by a sorrying wife and son.
Charles Edward Whitenack was born in Sullivan county, Indiana, August 2nd, 1850, and for several years resided in Iowa, going from there to Nebraska, and from that state to Oklahoma, and has resided a part of the time since he has been in Oklahoma, in Carney, where he had a host of friends. Uncle Charley as he was familiarly called, was a man universally liked and respected—quiet and unassuming, a gentleman in all his words and acts. He will be missed by a large circle of friends in and around Carney. Peace to his ashes.
Contributor: Emily Jordan (47063153)
Note: The above obituary was published on December 14, 1906 before the stated date of death. The obituary states the date of death occurred on Monday, December 19th, however, in 1906 December 19th was a Wednesday.
Earlham Echo, Earlham, Iowa
December 20, 1906
Chas. Whitenack, a former resident of this section died in Oklahoma last week and was brought here for burial last Thursday. Funeral services were held in Worthington church and interment was in the cemetery at that church.
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