Obituary Courtesy FAG Contributor Wick (#47468179)
NETTIE BAKER RITES HELD HERE SUNDAY
Many pay silent homage to deceased
Several hundred people from all walks of life were present at the last rites for Nettie Baker, former Thurston County Treasurer held at the Methodist Church here last Sunday. The assemblage which overflowed the capacity of the church, heard Rev. L. Yost of Walthill (former M.E. pastor here) outline his sincere impressions of the life of the deceased. Rev. Ray also took part in the services and Mrs. Ray Beerman née Genevieve Owens sang several solos accompanied by Miss Marvel Rasmussen on the piano.
The deceased passed away at Rochester, Minnesota on Wednesday of last week following a major operation. For the past several years she had served as secretary to D. F. Felton, state WPA administrator at Lincoln. Previously, Miss Baker was Cashier of the state department of agriculture. Prior to 1931, she served as county treasurer in Thurston County for two terms.
Interment was made in the Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Judge George J. Lemmon, Marta Rasmussen, D. V. Owens of Lincoln, P. A. Pinion, Will Clover, and Lee Sage of Superior, Nebraska.
Honorary pallbearers were--former Governor Charles W. Bryan, D. F. Felton, C. A. Warner, M. R. Beeman, and F. W. Stubblefield, all of Lincoln.
Among the many friends and relatives from out of town were--Mrs. Bert Smith, and son Clarence of Weldon, Ia.; Mrs. Lizzie Boyd of Ojai, California; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Valder; Oscar Valder, Mable; Mrs. John Baker. Mrs. Alice Baker, and daughter Bessie, and Hattie Ellis, and daughter, all from Tekamah, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Tramner and Earl Brown of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, and daughters Dorothy and Evelyn of Mapleton, Iowa; Senator and Mrs. J.B. Rossiter of Walthill, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Nixon of South Sioux City, Mrs Clara Arnholt of Lincoln, Guy James of Walthill, Frank Black of Winnebago, E. W. Rossiter of Hartington, Mrs. Neata Davis of Lincoln, Walter Sandquist of Walthill, Mrs. Howard Saxton of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Art Baker of Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Titus of Welcome, Minnesota.
Published in The Pender Times, Nov. 10, 1939
NETTIE BAKER RITES HELD HERE SUNDAY
Many pay silent homage to deceased
Several hundred people from all walks of life were present at the last rites for Nettie Baker, former Thurston County Treasurer held at the Methodist Church here last Sunday. The assemblage which overflowed the capacity of the church, heard Rev. L. Yost of Walthill (former M.E. pastor here) outline his sincere impressions of the life of the deceased. Rev. Ray also took part in the services and Mrs. Ray Beerman née Genevieve Owens sang several solos accompanied by Miss Marvel Rasmussen on the piano.
The deceased passed away at Rochester, Minnesota on Wednesday of last week following a major operation. For the past several years she had served as secretary to D. F. Felton, state WPA administrator at Lincoln. Previously, Miss Baker was Cashier of the state department of agriculture. Prior to 1931, she served as county treasurer in Thurston County for two terms.
Interment was made in the Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Judge George J. Lemmon, Marta Rasmussen, D. V. Owens of Lincoln, P. A. Pinion, Will Clover, and Lee Sage of Superior, Nebraska.
Honorary pallbearers were--former Governor Charles W. Bryan, D. F. Felton, C. A. Warner, M. R. Beeman, and F. W. Stubblefield, all of Lincoln.
Among the many friends and relatives from out of town were--Mrs. Bert Smith, and son Clarence of Weldon, Ia.; Mrs. Lizzie Boyd of Ojai, California; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Valder; Oscar Valder, Mable; Mrs. John Baker. Mrs. Alice Baker, and daughter Bessie, and Hattie Ellis, and daughter, all from Tekamah, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Tramner and Earl Brown of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, and daughters Dorothy and Evelyn of Mapleton, Iowa; Senator and Mrs. J.B. Rossiter of Walthill, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Nixon of South Sioux City, Mrs Clara Arnholt of Lincoln, Guy James of Walthill, Frank Black of Winnebago, E. W. Rossiter of Hartington, Mrs. Neata Davis of Lincoln, Walter Sandquist of Walthill, Mrs. Howard Saxton of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Art Baker of Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Titus of Welcome, Minnesota.
Published in The Pender Times, Nov. 10, 1939
Obituary Courtesy FAG Contributor Wick (#47468179)
NETTIE BAKER RITES HELD HERE SUNDAY
Many pay silent homage to deceased
Several hundred people from all walks of life were present at the last rites for Nettie Baker, former Thurston County Treasurer held at the Methodist Church here last Sunday. The assemblage which overflowed the capacity of the church, heard Rev. L. Yost of Walthill (former M.E. pastor here) outline his sincere impressions of the life of the deceased. Rev. Ray also took part in the services and Mrs. Ray Beerman née Genevieve Owens sang several solos accompanied by Miss Marvel Rasmussen on the piano.
The deceased passed away at Rochester, Minnesota on Wednesday of last week following a major operation. For the past several years she had served as secretary to D. F. Felton, state WPA administrator at Lincoln. Previously, Miss Baker was Cashier of the state department of agriculture. Prior to 1931, she served as county treasurer in Thurston County for two terms.
Interment was made in the Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Judge George J. Lemmon, Marta Rasmussen, D. V. Owens of Lincoln, P. A. Pinion, Will Clover, and Lee Sage of Superior, Nebraska.
Honorary pallbearers were--former Governor Charles W. Bryan, D. F. Felton, C. A. Warner, M. R. Beeman, and F. W. Stubblefield, all of Lincoln.
Among the many friends and relatives from out of town were--Mrs. Bert Smith, and son Clarence of Weldon, Ia.; Mrs. Lizzie Boyd of Ojai, California; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Valder; Oscar Valder, Mable; Mrs. John Baker. Mrs. Alice Baker, and daughter Bessie, and Hattie Ellis, and daughter, all from Tekamah, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Tramner and Earl Brown of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, and daughters Dorothy and Evelyn of Mapleton, Iowa; Senator and Mrs. J.B. Rossiter of Walthill, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Nixon of South Sioux City, Mrs Clara Arnholt of Lincoln, Guy James of Walthill, Frank Black of Winnebago, E. W. Rossiter of Hartington, Mrs. Neata Davis of Lincoln, Walter Sandquist of Walthill, Mrs. Howard Saxton of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Art Baker of Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Titus of Welcome, Minnesota.
Published in The Pender Times, Nov. 10, 1939
NETTIE BAKER RITES HELD HERE SUNDAY
Many pay silent homage to deceased
Several hundred people from all walks of life were present at the last rites for Nettie Baker, former Thurston County Treasurer held at the Methodist Church here last Sunday. The assemblage which overflowed the capacity of the church, heard Rev. L. Yost of Walthill (former M.E. pastor here) outline his sincere impressions of the life of the deceased. Rev. Ray also took part in the services and Mrs. Ray Beerman née Genevieve Owens sang several solos accompanied by Miss Marvel Rasmussen on the piano.
The deceased passed away at Rochester, Minnesota on Wednesday of last week following a major operation. For the past several years she had served as secretary to D. F. Felton, state WPA administrator at Lincoln. Previously, Miss Baker was Cashier of the state department of agriculture. Prior to 1931, she served as county treasurer in Thurston County for two terms.
Interment was made in the Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Judge George J. Lemmon, Marta Rasmussen, D. V. Owens of Lincoln, P. A. Pinion, Will Clover, and Lee Sage of Superior, Nebraska.
Honorary pallbearers were--former Governor Charles W. Bryan, D. F. Felton, C. A. Warner, M. R. Beeman, and F. W. Stubblefield, all of Lincoln.
Among the many friends and relatives from out of town were--Mrs. Bert Smith, and son Clarence of Weldon, Ia.; Mrs. Lizzie Boyd of Ojai, California; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Valder; Oscar Valder, Mable; Mrs. John Baker. Mrs. Alice Baker, and daughter Bessie, and Hattie Ellis, and daughter, all from Tekamah, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Tramner and Earl Brown of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, and daughters Dorothy and Evelyn of Mapleton, Iowa; Senator and Mrs. J.B. Rossiter of Walthill, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Nixon of South Sioux City, Mrs Clara Arnholt of Lincoln, Guy James of Walthill, Frank Black of Winnebago, E. W. Rossiter of Hartington, Mrs. Neata Davis of Lincoln, Walter Sandquist of Walthill, Mrs. Howard Saxton of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Art Baker of Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Titus of Welcome, Minnesota.
Published in The Pender Times, Nov. 10, 1939
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