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Samler (Hardwick), Marcella Madeline |
Talmon (Svantner), Marie Helen |
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Samler, Oscar John |
Taylor (Graham), Nellie Louise |
| Reiman, Wilbur J. |
Samson, William Martin |
Tecker (Teachman), Inez Neomi |
| Reining, Alphonse J. 'Bunt' |
Sandman, Charles Lee 'Charlie' |
Teeter (Ellis), Sallie Bet |
| Rickard *Adamson), Phyllis Jean |
Sanford, Jimmy L. |
Teeter (Louch), Frances E. |
| Rife (Gardner), Lena |
Sass, Paul S. |
Temple (Axelson), Ruth I. |
| Rife (White), Marjorie J. |
Sawdon (Mulvany) Lorene M. |
Thompson (Phifer), Irene E. |
| Ritchie (Cowen), Mabel L. |
Schlatter (Draper), Hazel |
Towne, Gordon Bradley |
| Robbins (Arnold), Lucy Gorgetta |
Schmid (Ellis), Edith 'June' |
Trosper, Brent Lee |
| Robbins (McArthur), Edith 'Edie' M. |
Schrader (Hardwick), Fairy Pearl |
Trupp (Foster), Elsie Marie |
| Rosenfelt, H. E. 'Gene' |
Schrader (Rowe), Josephine G. |
Turpin, Robert L. |
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Schrader, Leon Dale |
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William Martin Samson
The Haigler News, Haigler, NE
Friday, February 18, 1938
WILLIAM SAMPSON DIES OF HEART ATTACK
William
Sampson died at his home in Haigler last Monday morning at 7 a.m. after
spending a hard night from severe ht attacks. Dr. Premer
was called from Benkelman when it was found that Mr. Sampson was in a
serious condition and he was given treatment to give him much needed
rest but no medical service could save his life.
He
came to the Haigler community about thirty years ago and can well be
classed with the old settlers who knew the hard work of pioneering in
Dundy county. He is survived by his wife and her daughter
who were at home when he died, and four sons and one daughter.
Funeral
services were held from the Chas. Roach mortuary Wednesday afternoon at
2 p.m. and burial was made in the Haigler cemetery.
--Note: the last name is miss-spelled in the above article.
Benkelman Post, December 21, 1983
Lewis (Lute) Minot Stafford was born
June 17, 1890, near Huntsville, Arkansas, to Jobe Stafford and Sarah
(Lewis) Stafford, and departed this life on December 11, 1983, at St.
Anthony North Hospital in Northglenn, Colorado, at the age of 93.
Lute was the youngest of five children.
He had three older brothers and one sister. At the age of about
nine, the family moved by covered wagon from Arkansas to near
Haigler, Nebraska, and here he attended school.
About 1910, Jobe and Sarah took claim
on a homestead south of parks and lute took claim on a homestead
across the Kansas-Nebraska state line two miles west of his parents.
Thereafter he met and married Georgana
Bartlett in 1913. On this homestead, they raised their four
children.
Later, the farm was sold and Lute and
Georgia moved to Parks where he ran the grain elevator. They then
bought and ran the store in Parks. For a few years, they spent the
winters in California.
Georgana passed away December 16, 1965,
and after this Lute sold the home in parks and moved to a home in
Haigler. He married a schoolmate of 65 years before, Clara Jenkins,
and they lived together only ten months before her death.
Preceding him in death were his
parents, his two wives, one granddaughter, one grandson, brothers,
Bill, Joe and Lock; his only sister, Eva, and one son-in-law.
He leaves to mourn his passing two
daughters, Esther Roberts and husband, Howard, of Placerville,
California, and Margaret Hightower of Commerce City, Colorado; two
sons, Larry and wife, Clara, of Northglenn, Colorado, and R.K. “Bud”
of El Dorado Springs, Missouri; a sister-in-law, Pearl Caldwell of
Goodland, Kansas; 11 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren and a host
of relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held Friday,
December 16, 1983, at 1:30 p.m. At Jones Funeral Chapel in Benkelman
with the Rev. Robert Sander officiating. Organist Elaine Blank
accompanied Kelly Hayward with the selections “The Old Rugged
Cross” and “Nearer My God To Thee.”
Bearers were Robert Hardwick, John Ham,
Tom Roundtree, Max Cline, Dudley Blank and Hal Tecker. Interment was
in the St. Francis Cemetery at St. Francis, Kansas. Arrangements
were by Jones Funeral Home of Benkelman.
Victor Vincent Stasser
McCook Gazette, Wednesday, December 17, 2008
May 9, 1914 - Dec. 13, 2008
HAIGLER -- Victor Vincent Stasser, 94, of Haigler, died Saturday (Dec. 13, 2008) at El Dorado Manor in Trenton.
He was born to Jacob F. and Zadie M. (Cook) Stasser on May 9, 1914, in
Cheyenne County, Kan., and attended country school near his home.
On Aug. 16, 1936, he was united in marriage to Olive E.
Rockwell, and they farmed near St. Francis, Kan., during the dust bowl
years. In late 1939, they moved to Haigler where they opened Stasser's
Garage; an automobile dealership and repair shop, which they operated
until their retirement in the late 1970s. After retirement, they
enjoyed winters in Tucson, Ariz.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Jacob and Zadie
Stasser; wife, Olive Stasser; sister, Isabel Cook; and brothers,
Everett Stasser and Marvin Stasser.
He is survived by his son, Richard Stasser and wife, Nina of
Centennial, Colo.; daughter, Doris Whipps and husband, Lyndell of Max;
sisters-in-law, Lou Stasser and Muriel Rockwell; six grandchildren; 11
great-grandchildren; and numerous other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 a.m., at Haigler United
Methodist Church in Haigler with Carole Coates officiating. Interment
will follow services at the Haigler Cemetery.
There will be no visitation or viewing. The casket will remain closed.
Memorials may be given in his name to the Dundy County Hospital Foundation or the Haigler United Methodist Church.
Arrangements are under the direction of Forch Funeral Chapel of Benkelman.
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