#1 October 29, 1925 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
FRANK R. KLINE DIES AT MINNEAPOLIS HOME
Frank Rogers Kline was born near Blair in old Cuming City on July 8, 1860, the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kline. He received his education in Blair, graduating from the Blair high school and for a number of years studied medicine under the late Dr. S. B. Taylor and also taking a year in a medical school in Cincinnati.
On his return home, which was in the year 1884, an opening of the Winnebago Indian reservation lured him and he took a homestead near Bancroft in Cuming county and was elected as County Surveyor which place he filled until 1889, when he returned to Blair and formed a company with H.B. Dexter and L. H. Clow and went to Idaho where for a number of years they were engaged in mining operations until about 1901 when he was employed in engineering work for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, and resided in Fremont until 1912.
In 1912 he was chosen as engineer and superintendent of a large drainage district near Red Wood Falls, Minnesota where he moved his family and where they resided until 1923 when they moved to Minneapolis.
In 1920 Mr. Kline suffered from a stroke of paralysis from which he never recovered and later from another which resulted finally in his death last Friday, October 23, 1925.
On February 13, 1895, deceased was united in marriage to Anna Gunthrop at Brunswick, Neb. To this union were born three children, Frank, Lila and Marvin, all living at Minneapolis.
Mr. Kline was a member of the Baptist church in this city, uniting with the church when twenty-one years of age. He was also a member of the Masonic order here and of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are his wife, three children and five sisters, Mrs. A. Dixon, of Stromsberg; Mrs. Emma Davies, of Bethany; Mrs. Nellie Ailes, University Place; Mrs. Maud K. Peterson, Fremont; and Mrs. Louise Peterson, Joliet, Montana.
Funeral services were held from the Baptist church here on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 and interment was made in the Cuming City cemetery.
Mr. Kline has a host of old time friends who will remember him for his manly and upright qualities for he was a real man in every respect living the part of a Christian and a Mason and his life was an example among men.
#2 Oct 29, 1925 Tribune, Blair, Nebraska
FORMER BLAIR RESIDENT BURIED HERE SUNDAY
The funeral of Frank R. Kline was held at the Baptist church in Blair Sunday afternoon, the body having been sent from Minneapolis, Minn., where he died, to Omaha by train and then to Blair by auto hearse Sunday morning.
Frank Rogers Kline was born in Cuming City, July 8, 1860, and lived in this vicinity until about 1905 when he went to Fremont as civil engineer for the C. & N. W. Ry. He also lived at Red Wood Falls, S.D., for some years. In 1923 he moved to Minneapolis.
He was educated in the Blair schools and was for some time surveyor of Cumming county. A man who had many friends here and who greatly regret his demise which resulted from paralysis.
Rev. Arthur D. Smalley presided at the funeral obsequies and a quartette consisting of Misses Ethel Mead and Grace Smith and Messrs John Moore and Allen Phillips sang a number of appropriate selections. Pall bearers were chosen by the family from old time friends, the Messrs John White, F.W. Arndt, Walter McCracken, Jim and Eph Lippincott and Ed Pilcher carrying the body of their old friend to its last resting place in the cemetery at old Cuming City, where lies the bodies of his parents and many relatives. This ten acre tract of ground was given to Cuming City many years ago for a cemetery by the Kline family.
The funeral cortege passed the house where Mr. Kline was born 65 year ago and also the brick house where he afterwards lived, that is now the property of Dana College.
Surviving him are his widow and three children, Frank, Lila and Marvin, all of Minneapolis, and five sisters; Mrs. Mantie Dixon of Stromsburg, Nebr.; Mrs. Emma Davies, Bethany, Nebr.; Mrs. Nellie Ailes, University Place; Mrs. Maude K. Peterson, Fremont; and Mrs. Louis Peterson, Joliet, Montana.
~~~ Obituaries courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair Public Library at Blair, Nebraska.~~~
Contributor: MrsB (47910340) •
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28 Oct., 1925 - The Pilot
The body of Frank R. Kline was brought here from Minneapolis, where he died last Friday the 23rd, and the funeral held at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church, Rev. A. D. Smalley officiating. Death resulted from a paralytic stroke suffered in 1920 fro which he improved for a time, but later gradually failed until the end came last Friday. He was buried in the Cuming City cemetery, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kline, have been sleeping for many years. He was born in Cuming City when it was a small town instead of a township, July 8th, 1860, nine years before Blair was born. He grew to manhood there and attended the Blair high school, from which he was graduated in 1881. He studied surveying and entered the employ of the Chicago & Northwestern railway as a civil engineer, moving to Fremont, where he lived for eleven years. In 1915 he was chosen engineer and superintendent of a large drainage district near Redwood Falls, S. D., where he moved his family. Eight years later they moved to Minneapolis. On February 23rd, 1895, he was married to Anna Gunthrop at Brunswick, Neb., and to this union three children were born, Frank, Jr., Lila and Marvin, all of whom live in Minneapolis. He is survived by five sisters, Mrs. Mantie Dixon of Stromsburg, Neb., Mrs. Emma Davies of Bethany, Neb., Mrs. Nellie Ailes of University Place, Mrs. Maud K. Petersen of Fremont and Mrs. Louise Petersen of Joliet, Mont. Mr. Kline was a member of the Baptist church, having united with the Blair church when 21 years of age. He also was a member of the Masonic lodge and of the Eastern Star. His brother, J. C. Wright Kline, built the large residence on west Grant street, now owned by J. W. Erwin.
~~~Obituaries courtesy of the Nebraska Washington County Genealogical Society. News clippings on file in the Blair, Nebraska Public Library~~~
Contributor: MrsB (47910340) •
FRANK R. KLINE DIES AT MINNEAPOLIS HOME
Frank Rogers Kline was born near Blair in old Cuming City on July 8, 1860, the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kline. He received his education in Blair, graduating from the Blair high school and for a number of years studied medicine under the late Dr. S. B. Taylor and also taking a year in a medical school in Cincinnati.
On his return home, which was in the year 1884, an opening of the Winnebago Indian reservation lured him and he took a homestead near Bancroft in Cuming county and was elected as County Surveyor which place he filled until 1889, when he returned to Blair and formed a company with H.B. Dexter and L. H. Clow and went to Idaho where for a number of years they were engaged in mining operations until about 1901 when he was employed in engineering work for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, and resided in Fremont until 1912.
In 1912 he was chosen as engineer and superintendent of a large drainage district near Red Wood Falls, Minnesota where he moved his family and where they resided until 1923 when they moved to Minneapolis.
In 1920 Mr. Kline suffered from a stroke of paralysis from which he never recovered and later from another which resulted finally in his death last Friday, October 23, 1925.
On February 13, 1895, deceased was united in marriage to Anna Gunthrop at Brunswick, Neb. To this union were born three children, Frank, Lila and Marvin, all living at Minneapolis.
Mr. Kline was a member of the Baptist church in this city, uniting with the church when twenty-one years of age. He was also a member of the Masonic order here and of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are his wife, three children and five sisters, Mrs. A. Dixon, of Stromsberg; Mrs. Emma Davies, of Bethany; Mrs. Nellie Ailes, University Place; Mrs. Maud K. Peterson, Fremont; and Mrs. Louise Peterson, Joliet, Montana.
Funeral services were held from the Baptist church here on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 and interment was made in the Cuming City cemetery.
Mr. Kline has a host of old time friends who will remember him for his manly and upright qualities for he was a real man in every respect living the part of a Christian and a Mason and his life was an example among men.
#2 Oct 29, 1925 Tribune, Blair, Nebraska
FORMER BLAIR RESIDENT BURIED HERE SUNDAY
The funeral of Frank R. Kline was held at the Baptist church in Blair Sunday afternoon, the body having been sent from Minneapolis, Minn., where he died, to Omaha by train and then to Blair by auto hearse Sunday morning.
Frank Rogers Kline was born in Cuming City, July 8, 1860, and lived in this vicinity until about 1905 when he went to Fremont as civil engineer for the C. & N. W. Ry. He also lived at Red Wood Falls, S.D., for some years. In 1923 he moved to Minneapolis.
He was educated in the Blair schools and was for some time surveyor of Cumming county. A man who had many friends here and who greatly regret his demise which resulted from paralysis.
Rev. Arthur D. Smalley presided at the funeral obsequies and a quartette consisting of Misses Ethel Mead and Grace Smith and Messrs John Moore and Allen Phillips sang a number of appropriate selections. Pall bearers were chosen by the family from old time friends, the Messrs John White, F.W. Arndt, Walter McCracken, Jim and Eph Lippincott and Ed Pilcher carrying the body of their old friend to its last resting place in the cemetery at old Cuming City, where lies the bodies of his parents and many relatives. This ten acre tract of ground was given to Cuming City many years ago for a cemetery by the Kline family.
The funeral cortege passed the house where Mr. Kline was born 65 year ago and also the brick house where he afterwards lived, that is now the property of Dana College.
Surviving him are his widow and three children, Frank, Lila and Marvin, all of Minneapolis, and five sisters; Mrs. Mantie Dixon of Stromsburg, Nebr.; Mrs. Emma Davies, Bethany, Nebr.; Mrs. Nellie Ailes, University Place; Mrs. Maude K. Peterson, Fremont; and Mrs. Louis Peterson, Joliet, Montana.
~~~ Obituaries courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair Public Library at Blair, Nebraska.~~~
Contributor: MrsB (47910340) •
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28 Oct., 1925 - The Pilot
The body of Frank R. Kline was brought here from Minneapolis, where he died last Friday the 23rd, and the funeral held at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church, Rev. A. D. Smalley officiating. Death resulted from a paralytic stroke suffered in 1920 fro which he improved for a time, but later gradually failed until the end came last Friday. He was buried in the Cuming City cemetery, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kline, have been sleeping for many years. He was born in Cuming City when it was a small town instead of a township, July 8th, 1860, nine years before Blair was born. He grew to manhood there and attended the Blair high school, from which he was graduated in 1881. He studied surveying and entered the employ of the Chicago & Northwestern railway as a civil engineer, moving to Fremont, where he lived for eleven years. In 1915 he was chosen engineer and superintendent of a large drainage district near Redwood Falls, S. D., where he moved his family. Eight years later they moved to Minneapolis. On February 23rd, 1895, he was married to Anna Gunthrop at Brunswick, Neb., and to this union three children were born, Frank, Jr., Lila and Marvin, all of whom live in Minneapolis. He is survived by five sisters, Mrs. Mantie Dixon of Stromsburg, Neb., Mrs. Emma Davies of Bethany, Neb., Mrs. Nellie Ailes of University Place, Mrs. Maud K. Petersen of Fremont and Mrs. Louise Petersen of Joliet, Mont. Mr. Kline was a member of the Baptist church, having united with the Blair church when 21 years of age. He also was a member of the Masonic lodge and of the Eastern Star. His brother, J. C. Wright Kline, built the large residence on west Grant street, now owned by J. W. Erwin.
~~~Obituaries courtesy of the Nebraska Washington County Genealogical Society. News clippings on file in the Blair, Nebraska Public Library~~~
Contributor: MrsB (47910340) •
#1 October 29, 1925 Enterprise, Blair, Nebraska
FRANK R. KLINE DIES AT MINNEAPOLIS HOME
Frank Rogers Kline was born near Blair in old Cuming City on July 8, 1860, the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kline. He received his education in Blair, graduating from the Blair high school and for a number of years studied medicine under the late Dr. S. B. Taylor and also taking a year in a medical school in Cincinnati.
On his return home, which was in the year 1884, an opening of the Winnebago Indian reservation lured him and he took a homestead near Bancroft in Cuming county and was elected as County Surveyor which place he filled until 1889, when he returned to Blair and formed a company with H.B. Dexter and L. H. Clow and went to Idaho where for a number of years they were engaged in mining operations until about 1901 when he was employed in engineering work for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, and resided in Fremont until 1912.
In 1912 he was chosen as engineer and superintendent of a large drainage district near Red Wood Falls, Minnesota where he moved his family and where they resided until 1923 when they moved to Minneapolis.
In 1920 Mr. Kline suffered from a stroke of paralysis from which he never recovered and later from another which resulted finally in his death last Friday, October 23, 1925.
On February 13, 1895, deceased was united in marriage to Anna Gunthrop at Brunswick, Neb. To this union were born three children, Frank, Lila and Marvin, all living at Minneapolis.
Mr. Kline was a member of the Baptist church in this city, uniting with the church when twenty-one years of age. He was also a member of the Masonic order here and of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are his wife, three children and five sisters, Mrs. A. Dixon, of Stromsberg; Mrs. Emma Davies, of Bethany; Mrs. Nellie Ailes, University Place; Mrs. Maud K. Peterson, Fremont; and Mrs. Louise Peterson, Joliet, Montana.
Funeral services were held from the Baptist church here on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 and interment was made in the Cuming City cemetery.
Mr. Kline has a host of old time friends who will remember him for his manly and upright qualities for he was a real man in every respect living the part of a Christian and a Mason and his life was an example among men.
#2 Oct 29, 1925 Tribune, Blair, Nebraska
FORMER BLAIR RESIDENT BURIED HERE SUNDAY
The funeral of Frank R. Kline was held at the Baptist church in Blair Sunday afternoon, the body having been sent from Minneapolis, Minn., where he died, to Omaha by train and then to Blair by auto hearse Sunday morning.
Frank Rogers Kline was born in Cuming City, July 8, 1860, and lived in this vicinity until about 1905 when he went to Fremont as civil engineer for the C. & N. W. Ry. He also lived at Red Wood Falls, S.D., for some years. In 1923 he moved to Minneapolis.
He was educated in the Blair schools and was for some time surveyor of Cumming county. A man who had many friends here and who greatly regret his demise which resulted from paralysis.
Rev. Arthur D. Smalley presided at the funeral obsequies and a quartette consisting of Misses Ethel Mead and Grace Smith and Messrs John Moore and Allen Phillips sang a number of appropriate selections. Pall bearers were chosen by the family from old time friends, the Messrs John White, F.W. Arndt, Walter McCracken, Jim and Eph Lippincott and Ed Pilcher carrying the body of their old friend to its last resting place in the cemetery at old Cuming City, where lies the bodies of his parents and many relatives. This ten acre tract of ground was given to Cuming City many years ago for a cemetery by the Kline family.
The funeral cortege passed the house where Mr. Kline was born 65 year ago and also the brick house where he afterwards lived, that is now the property of Dana College.
Surviving him are his widow and three children, Frank, Lila and Marvin, all of Minneapolis, and five sisters; Mrs. Mantie Dixon of Stromsburg, Nebr.; Mrs. Emma Davies, Bethany, Nebr.; Mrs. Nellie Ailes, University Place; Mrs. Maude K. Peterson, Fremont; and Mrs. Louis Peterson, Joliet, Montana.
~~~ Obituaries courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair Public Library at Blair, Nebraska.~~~
Contributor: MrsB (47910340) •
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28 Oct., 1925 - The Pilot
The body of Frank R. Kline was brought here from Minneapolis, where he died last Friday the 23rd, and the funeral held at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church, Rev. A. D. Smalley officiating. Death resulted from a paralytic stroke suffered in 1920 fro which he improved for a time, but later gradually failed until the end came last Friday. He was buried in the Cuming City cemetery, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kline, have been sleeping for many years. He was born in Cuming City when it was a small town instead of a township, July 8th, 1860, nine years before Blair was born. He grew to manhood there and attended the Blair high school, from which he was graduated in 1881. He studied surveying and entered the employ of the Chicago & Northwestern railway as a civil engineer, moving to Fremont, where he lived for eleven years. In 1915 he was chosen engineer and superintendent of a large drainage district near Redwood Falls, S. D., where he moved his family. Eight years later they moved to Minneapolis. On February 23rd, 1895, he was married to Anna Gunthrop at Brunswick, Neb., and to this union three children were born, Frank, Jr., Lila and Marvin, all of whom live in Minneapolis. He is survived by five sisters, Mrs. Mantie Dixon of Stromsburg, Neb., Mrs. Emma Davies of Bethany, Neb., Mrs. Nellie Ailes of University Place, Mrs. Maud K. Petersen of Fremont and Mrs. Louise Petersen of Joliet, Mont. Mr. Kline was a member of the Baptist church, having united with the Blair church when 21 years of age. He also was a member of the Masonic lodge and of the Eastern Star. His brother, J. C. Wright Kline, built the large residence on west Grant street, now owned by J. W. Erwin.
~~~Obituaries courtesy of the Nebraska Washington County Genealogical Society. News clippings on file in the Blair, Nebraska Public Library~~~
Contributor: MrsB (47910340) •
FRANK R. KLINE DIES AT MINNEAPOLIS HOME
Frank Rogers Kline was born near Blair in old Cuming City on July 8, 1860, the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kline. He received his education in Blair, graduating from the Blair high school and for a number of years studied medicine under the late Dr. S. B. Taylor and also taking a year in a medical school in Cincinnati.
On his return home, which was in the year 1884, an opening of the Winnebago Indian reservation lured him and he took a homestead near Bancroft in Cuming county and was elected as County Surveyor which place he filled until 1889, when he returned to Blair and formed a company with H.B. Dexter and L. H. Clow and went to Idaho where for a number of years they were engaged in mining operations until about 1901 when he was employed in engineering work for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, and resided in Fremont until 1912.
In 1912 he was chosen as engineer and superintendent of a large drainage district near Red Wood Falls, Minnesota where he moved his family and where they resided until 1923 when they moved to Minneapolis.
In 1920 Mr. Kline suffered from a stroke of paralysis from which he never recovered and later from another which resulted finally in his death last Friday, October 23, 1925.
On February 13, 1895, deceased was united in marriage to Anna Gunthrop at Brunswick, Neb. To this union were born three children, Frank, Lila and Marvin, all living at Minneapolis.
Mr. Kline was a member of the Baptist church in this city, uniting with the church when twenty-one years of age. He was also a member of the Masonic order here and of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are his wife, three children and five sisters, Mrs. A. Dixon, of Stromsberg; Mrs. Emma Davies, of Bethany; Mrs. Nellie Ailes, University Place; Mrs. Maud K. Peterson, Fremont; and Mrs. Louise Peterson, Joliet, Montana.
Funeral services were held from the Baptist church here on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 and interment was made in the Cuming City cemetery.
Mr. Kline has a host of old time friends who will remember him for his manly and upright qualities for he was a real man in every respect living the part of a Christian and a Mason and his life was an example among men.
#2 Oct 29, 1925 Tribune, Blair, Nebraska
FORMER BLAIR RESIDENT BURIED HERE SUNDAY
The funeral of Frank R. Kline was held at the Baptist church in Blair Sunday afternoon, the body having been sent from Minneapolis, Minn., where he died, to Omaha by train and then to Blair by auto hearse Sunday morning.
Frank Rogers Kline was born in Cuming City, July 8, 1860, and lived in this vicinity until about 1905 when he went to Fremont as civil engineer for the C. & N. W. Ry. He also lived at Red Wood Falls, S.D., for some years. In 1923 he moved to Minneapolis.
He was educated in the Blair schools and was for some time surveyor of Cumming county. A man who had many friends here and who greatly regret his demise which resulted from paralysis.
Rev. Arthur D. Smalley presided at the funeral obsequies and a quartette consisting of Misses Ethel Mead and Grace Smith and Messrs John Moore and Allen Phillips sang a number of appropriate selections. Pall bearers were chosen by the family from old time friends, the Messrs John White, F.W. Arndt, Walter McCracken, Jim and Eph Lippincott and Ed Pilcher carrying the body of their old friend to its last resting place in the cemetery at old Cuming City, where lies the bodies of his parents and many relatives. This ten acre tract of ground was given to Cuming City many years ago for a cemetery by the Kline family.
The funeral cortege passed the house where Mr. Kline was born 65 year ago and also the brick house where he afterwards lived, that is now the property of Dana College.
Surviving him are his widow and three children, Frank, Lila and Marvin, all of Minneapolis, and five sisters; Mrs. Mantie Dixon of Stromsburg, Nebr.; Mrs. Emma Davies, Bethany, Nebr.; Mrs. Nellie Ailes, University Place; Mrs. Maude K. Peterson, Fremont; and Mrs. Louis Peterson, Joliet, Montana.
~~~ Obituaries courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair Public Library at Blair, Nebraska.~~~
Contributor: MrsB (47910340) •
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28 Oct., 1925 - The Pilot
The body of Frank R. Kline was brought here from Minneapolis, where he died last Friday the 23rd, and the funeral held at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church, Rev. A. D. Smalley officiating. Death resulted from a paralytic stroke suffered in 1920 fro which he improved for a time, but later gradually failed until the end came last Friday. He was buried in the Cuming City cemetery, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kline, have been sleeping for many years. He was born in Cuming City when it was a small town instead of a township, July 8th, 1860, nine years before Blair was born. He grew to manhood there and attended the Blair high school, from which he was graduated in 1881. He studied surveying and entered the employ of the Chicago & Northwestern railway as a civil engineer, moving to Fremont, where he lived for eleven years. In 1915 he was chosen engineer and superintendent of a large drainage district near Redwood Falls, S. D., where he moved his family. Eight years later they moved to Minneapolis. On February 23rd, 1895, he was married to Anna Gunthrop at Brunswick, Neb., and to this union three children were born, Frank, Jr., Lila and Marvin, all of whom live in Minneapolis. He is survived by five sisters, Mrs. Mantie Dixon of Stromsburg, Neb., Mrs. Emma Davies of Bethany, Neb., Mrs. Nellie Ailes of University Place, Mrs. Maud K. Petersen of Fremont and Mrs. Louise Petersen of Joliet, Mont. Mr. Kline was a member of the Baptist church, having united with the Blair church when 21 years of age. He also was a member of the Masonic lodge and of the Eastern Star. His brother, J. C. Wright Kline, built the large residence on west Grant street, now owned by J. W. Erwin.
~~~Obituaries courtesy of the Nebraska Washington County Genealogical Society. News clippings on file in the Blair, Nebraska Public Library~~~
Contributor: MrsB (47910340) •
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