Daughter of James Aaron Green and Susan C. Malone
The Enterprise Blair, Nebraska January 11, 1951
MRS. H. HINELINE RITES TUESDAY.
Services for Mrs. Harry Hineline were held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist
church following her death Saturday, January 6th. She had suffered a long illness.
Mrs. Hineline, who was Dollie Green prior to her marriage, was born March 1, 1890, daughter of James and Susan Green. She was born in the McCarthy district south of Blair and attended school in Blair.
She was married September 24, 1906 to Harry H. Hineline and to this union two daughters and six sons were born.
The six, sons acted as pallbearers at the services.
Mrs. Hineline, as a girl, attended the First Methodist Church School at Blair and was a life-long member of that church. She spent her entire life here, gathering a long list of friends who joins the family in mourning her passing.
She is survived by her husband, Harry Hineline, her six sons, Scott, Clyde, Vernon, Lloyd, Roland and Kenneth, all of Blair, and her daughters Mrs. Minnie Byers, of Nampa, Idaho, and Mrs. Agnes Allen, of Blair. She also raised one grandson, Richard Paul Hineline. Four sisters and three brothers also survive.
The Rev. Homer L. Dickerson was minister at the services and The Campbell Mortuary was in charge. Interment was made in the Blair cemetery.
The Enterprise Blair, Nebraska January 11, 1951
MRS. H. HINELINE RITES TUESDAY.
Services for Mrs. Harry Hineline were held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist
church following her death Saturday, January 6th. She had suffered a long illness.
Mrs. Hineline, who was Dollie Green prior to her marriage, was born March 1, 1890, daughter of James and Susan Green. She was born in the McCarthy district south of Blair and attended school in Blair.
She was married September 24, 1906 to Harry H. Hineline and to this union two daughters and six sons were born.
The six, sons acted as pallbearers at the services.
Mrs. Hineline, as a girl, attended the First Methodist Church School at Blair and was a life-long member of that church. She spent her entire life here, gathering a long list of friends who joins the family in mourning her passing.
She is survived by her husband, Harry Hineline, her six sons, Scott, Clyde, Vernon, Lloyd, Roland and Kenneth, all of Blair, and her daughters Mrs. Minnie Byers, of Nampa, Idaho, and Mrs. Agnes Allen, of Blair. She also raised one grandson, Richard Paul Hineline. Four sisters and three brothers also survive.
The Rev. Homer L. Dickerson was minister at the services and The Campbell Mortuary was in charge. Interment was made in the Blair cemetery.
Daughter of James Aaron Green and Susan C. Malone
The Enterprise Blair, Nebraska January 11, 1951
MRS. H. HINELINE RITES TUESDAY.
Services for Mrs. Harry Hineline were held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist
church following her death Saturday, January 6th. She had suffered a long illness.
Mrs. Hineline, who was Dollie Green prior to her marriage, was born March 1, 1890, daughter of James and Susan Green. She was born in the McCarthy district south of Blair and attended school in Blair.
She was married September 24, 1906 to Harry H. Hineline and to this union two daughters and six sons were born.
The six, sons acted as pallbearers at the services.
Mrs. Hineline, as a girl, attended the First Methodist Church School at Blair and was a life-long member of that church. She spent her entire life here, gathering a long list of friends who joins the family in mourning her passing.
She is survived by her husband, Harry Hineline, her six sons, Scott, Clyde, Vernon, Lloyd, Roland and Kenneth, all of Blair, and her daughters Mrs. Minnie Byers, of Nampa, Idaho, and Mrs. Agnes Allen, of Blair. She also raised one grandson, Richard Paul Hineline. Four sisters and three brothers also survive.
The Rev. Homer L. Dickerson was minister at the services and The Campbell Mortuary was in charge. Interment was made in the Blair cemetery.
The Enterprise Blair, Nebraska January 11, 1951
MRS. H. HINELINE RITES TUESDAY.
Services for Mrs. Harry Hineline were held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist
church following her death Saturday, January 6th. She had suffered a long illness.
Mrs. Hineline, who was Dollie Green prior to her marriage, was born March 1, 1890, daughter of James and Susan Green. She was born in the McCarthy district south of Blair and attended school in Blair.
She was married September 24, 1906 to Harry H. Hineline and to this union two daughters and six sons were born.
The six, sons acted as pallbearers at the services.
Mrs. Hineline, as a girl, attended the First Methodist Church School at Blair and was a life-long member of that church. She spent her entire life here, gathering a long list of friends who joins the family in mourning her passing.
She is survived by her husband, Harry Hineline, her six sons, Scott, Clyde, Vernon, Lloyd, Roland and Kenneth, all of Blair, and her daughters Mrs. Minnie Byers, of Nampa, Idaho, and Mrs. Agnes Allen, of Blair. She also raised one grandson, Richard Paul Hineline. Four sisters and three brothers also survive.
The Rev. Homer L. Dickerson was minister at the services and The Campbell Mortuary was in charge. Interment was made in the Blair cemetery.
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