Charles J. Buse Of Burtonview Dies
He was born in Sheridan township May 11, 1892. He was a section foreman for the Illinois Central and had been employed for the railroad for more than 29 years. Surviving are his father, John E. Buse, Burtonview; two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Appenzeller, Delavan, and Mrs. George Sutton, Beason; two brothers, John and Herman, Burtonview; two nephews and five nieces. [Published 6/1941 (dod.6/1/1941);
He was born in Sheridan township May 11, 1892. He was a section foreman for the Illinois Central and had been employed for the railroad for more than 29 years. Surviving are his father, John E. Buse, Burtonview; two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Appenzeller, Delavan, and Mrs. George Sutton, Beason; two brothers, John and Herman, Burtonview; two nephews and five nieces. [Published 6/1941 (dod.6/1/1941);
Charles J. Buse Of Burtonview Dies
He was born in Sheridan township May 11, 1892. He was a section foreman for the Illinois Central and had been employed for the railroad for more than 29 years. Surviving are his father, John E. Buse, Burtonview; two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Appenzeller, Delavan, and Mrs. George Sutton, Beason; two brothers, John and Herman, Burtonview; two nephews and five nieces. [Published 6/1941 (dod.6/1/1941);
He was born in Sheridan township May 11, 1892. He was a section foreman for the Illinois Central and had been employed for the railroad for more than 29 years. Surviving are his father, John E. Buse, Burtonview; two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Appenzeller, Delavan, and Mrs. George Sutton, Beason; two brothers, John and Herman, Burtonview; two nephews and five nieces. [Published 6/1941 (dod.6/1/1941);
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