Seymour Daily Republican (Seymour, Indiana) 17 September 1913, Wednesday, page 5,
Column Two, "Social Events"
DAHLENBURG – ABLE
Frank Dahlenburg of St. Joseph, Missouri, and Miss Lura Able, of Cortland, were quietly married Tuesday afternoon at the Christian church parsonage at Brownstown by the Rev. T. J. Due.
The wedding was to have occurred today at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Able, at Cortland, at 12:30, but instead of the invited guests witnessing the ceremony, they were surprised to learn the wedding had taken place. Mr. Dahlenburg is the son of Charles Dahlenburg, of Shieldstown, and for a number of years was freight clerk for the B. & O. S.W. here, but has been located at St. Joseph, Missouri, for some time.
Mrs. Dahlenburg has been employed at Indianapolis for several years, where she held a position as stenographer. Both are popular young people and have the best wishes of their many friends. A dinner was served at the bride's home at Cortland today. They will live at St. Joseph.
Omaha World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) 14 January 1963, Monday, page 16
DAHLENBURG – Mrs. Lura B., 4755 Capitol Avenue, Friday, age 75 years. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Castle, St Joseph, Missouri; son, Charles E. Dahlenburg in Maryland; four grandchildren; two brothers; three sisters. Services Monday 1 p.m. Crosby Kunold Mortuary, 32d Avenue and Farnam Street. Committal St. Joseph, Missouri.
The Brownstown Banner (now Jackson County Banner – Brownstown, Indiana) 16 January 1963, Wednesday, page 6
Mrs. Frank Dahlenburg, Sister-in-Law Of Local Resident, Dies
Mrs. Frank Dahlenburg, of Omaha, Nebraska, a sister-in-law of Mrs. Lydia Owens, of Brownstown, succumbed to a heart attack at her home Friday, stricken while shoveling snow.
Mrs. Dahlenburg was a sister of the late Mrs. E. H. Vehslage, of Cortland, who died on New Year's Day.
The former Miss Lura Abel, Mrs. Dahlenburg was born in Jackson county, a daughter of the late David O. and Elizabeth Abel, and was the widow of Frank Dahlenburg, who died in 1936.
Surviving, in addition to the sister-in-law, here, are a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Castle, of St. Joseph, Missouri; a son, Charles Edwin Dahlenburg, of Wilmington, Delaware; three sisters, Mrs. Sibyl Koop, of Edna, Texas; Mrs. Nora Foy and Mrs. Nova Tinch, of Indianapolis; two brothers, Harold Abel, Colorado, and Francis Abel, of Oakland, California, and four grandchildren.
Funeral rites and burial were held Monday in St. Joseph, Missouri.
Seymour Daily Republican (Seymour, Indiana) 17 September 1913, Wednesday, page 5,
Column Two, "Social Events"
DAHLENBURG – ABLE
Frank Dahlenburg of St. Joseph, Missouri, and Miss Lura Able, of Cortland, were quietly married Tuesday afternoon at the Christian church parsonage at Brownstown by the Rev. T. J. Due.
The wedding was to have occurred today at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Able, at Cortland, at 12:30, but instead of the invited guests witnessing the ceremony, they were surprised to learn the wedding had taken place. Mr. Dahlenburg is the son of Charles Dahlenburg, of Shieldstown, and for a number of years was freight clerk for the B. & O. S.W. here, but has been located at St. Joseph, Missouri, for some time.
Mrs. Dahlenburg has been employed at Indianapolis for several years, where she held a position as stenographer. Both are popular young people and have the best wishes of their many friends. A dinner was served at the bride's home at Cortland today. They will live at St. Joseph.
Omaha World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) 14 January 1963, Monday, page 16
DAHLENBURG – Mrs. Lura B., 4755 Capitol Avenue, Friday, age 75 years. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Castle, St Joseph, Missouri; son, Charles E. Dahlenburg in Maryland; four grandchildren; two brothers; three sisters. Services Monday 1 p.m. Crosby Kunold Mortuary, 32d Avenue and Farnam Street. Committal St. Joseph, Missouri.
The Brownstown Banner (now Jackson County Banner – Brownstown, Indiana) 16 January 1963, Wednesday, page 6
Mrs. Frank Dahlenburg, Sister-in-Law Of Local Resident, Dies
Mrs. Frank Dahlenburg, of Omaha, Nebraska, a sister-in-law of Mrs. Lydia Owens, of Brownstown, succumbed to a heart attack at her home Friday, stricken while shoveling snow.
Mrs. Dahlenburg was a sister of the late Mrs. E. H. Vehslage, of Cortland, who died on New Year's Day.
The former Miss Lura Abel, Mrs. Dahlenburg was born in Jackson county, a daughter of the late David O. and Elizabeth Abel, and was the widow of Frank Dahlenburg, who died in 1936.
Surviving, in addition to the sister-in-law, here, are a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Castle, of St. Joseph, Missouri; a son, Charles Edwin Dahlenburg, of Wilmington, Delaware; three sisters, Mrs. Sibyl Koop, of Edna, Texas; Mrs. Nora Foy and Mrs. Nova Tinch, of Indianapolis; two brothers, Harold Abel, Colorado, and Francis Abel, of Oakland, California, and four grandchildren.
Funeral rites and burial were held Monday in St. Joseph, Missouri.
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