Henry V. Westfall, over 21, and Miss Ada Neville, over 18, were married May 9, 1905 at St. Joseph. (Source: Buchanan County, MO Marriage Records)
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Henry V. Westfall, 51, born Holt County, MO, son of John & Nancy (Courier) Westfall, and Ethel Shorter, 36, born VA, daughter of Wm. T. & Sila (Parks) Shorter, were married October 23, 1926 at Sioux City, IA. Henry was married once before; this is Ethel's first marriage. (Source: IA Marriage License)
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The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, NE), Sunday, August 19, 1962; pg. 16
Henry Westfall Rites Tuesday
The funeral of Henry Westfall, former owner of the Lincoln Letter Service, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Roper's 1319 N Street. He died Saturday.
He was 87. The long-time Lincoln resident was also former president of the Ad Club.
He was a member of St. Paul Methodist Church. Westfall also was a member of Lodge 54, AF and AM, Scottish Rite, Shrine and Low 12 Club.
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Lincoln Evening Journal (Lincoln, NE), Monday, August 20, 1962; pg. 17
WESTFALL - Henry, 87, 1435 A, retired Lincoln Letter Service owner-operator, died Saturday. Born Missouri. Longtime Lincoln resident. Member St. Paul Methodist, Masons, Shrine, Scottish Rite, Low 12 Club. Former president Ad-Club. Survivors: son, John Paul of Whittier, Calif.; nephew, Kenneth Elliott of Denver, Colo.; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Vina Nickelson, Mrs. Selma Cotton, Mrs. Elsie Muller, Mrs. Betty Burr, all of Lincoln, Mrs. Belle Poteet of Omaha; 1 grandchild.
Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Roper and Sons, 1319 N. Masonic services, Lincoln Lodge 54, AF & AM. Pallbearers: Masons. Wyuka. The Rev. Norma Smitheram.
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Henry V. Westfall, 51, born Holt County, MO, son of John & Nancy (Courier) Westfall, and Ethel Shorter, 36, born VA, daughter of Wm. T. & Sila (Parks) Shorter, were married October 23, 1926 at Sioux City, IA. Henry was married once before; this is Ethel's first marriage. (Source: IA Marriage License)
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The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, NE), Sunday, August 19, 1962; pg. 16
Henry Westfall Rites Tuesday
The funeral of Henry Westfall, former owner of the Lincoln Letter Service, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Roper's 1319 N Street. He died Saturday.
He was 87. The long-time Lincoln resident was also former president of the Ad Club.
He was a member of St. Paul Methodist Church. Westfall also was a member of Lodge 54, AF and AM, Scottish Rite, Shrine and Low 12 Club.
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Lincoln Evening Journal (Lincoln, NE), Monday, August 20, 1962; pg. 17
WESTFALL - Henry, 87, 1435 A, retired Lincoln Letter Service owner-operator, died Saturday. Born Missouri. Longtime Lincoln resident. Member St. Paul Methodist, Masons, Shrine, Scottish Rite, Low 12 Club. Former president Ad-Club. Survivors: son, John Paul of Whittier, Calif.; nephew, Kenneth Elliott of Denver, Colo.; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Vina Nickelson, Mrs. Selma Cotton, Mrs. Elsie Muller, Mrs. Betty Burr, all of Lincoln, Mrs. Belle Poteet of Omaha; 1 grandchild.
Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Roper and Sons, 1319 N. Masonic services, Lincoln Lodge 54, AF & AM. Pallbearers: Masons. Wyuka. The Rev. Norma Smitheram.
Henry V. Westfall, over 21, and Miss Ada Neville, over 18, were married May 9, 1905 at St. Joseph. (Source: Buchanan County, MO Marriage Records)
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Henry V. Westfall, 51, born Holt County, MO, son of John & Nancy (Courier) Westfall, and Ethel Shorter, 36, born VA, daughter of Wm. T. & Sila (Parks) Shorter, were married October 23, 1926 at Sioux City, IA. Henry was married once before; this is Ethel's first marriage. (Source: IA Marriage License)
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The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, NE), Sunday, August 19, 1962; pg. 16
Henry Westfall Rites Tuesday
The funeral of Henry Westfall, former owner of the Lincoln Letter Service, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Roper's 1319 N Street. He died Saturday.
He was 87. The long-time Lincoln resident was also former president of the Ad Club.
He was a member of St. Paul Methodist Church. Westfall also was a member of Lodge 54, AF and AM, Scottish Rite, Shrine and Low 12 Club.
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Lincoln Evening Journal (Lincoln, NE), Monday, August 20, 1962; pg. 17
WESTFALL - Henry, 87, 1435 A, retired Lincoln Letter Service owner-operator, died Saturday. Born Missouri. Longtime Lincoln resident. Member St. Paul Methodist, Masons, Shrine, Scottish Rite, Low 12 Club. Former president Ad-Club. Survivors: son, John Paul of Whittier, Calif.; nephew, Kenneth Elliott of Denver, Colo.; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Vina Nickelson, Mrs. Selma Cotton, Mrs. Elsie Muller, Mrs. Betty Burr, all of Lincoln, Mrs. Belle Poteet of Omaha; 1 grandchild.
Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Roper and Sons, 1319 N. Masonic services, Lincoln Lodge 54, AF & AM. Pallbearers: Masons. Wyuka. The Rev. Norma Smitheram.
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Henry V. Westfall, 51, born Holt County, MO, son of John & Nancy (Courier) Westfall, and Ethel Shorter, 36, born VA, daughter of Wm. T. & Sila (Parks) Shorter, were married October 23, 1926 at Sioux City, IA. Henry was married once before; this is Ethel's first marriage. (Source: IA Marriage License)
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The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, NE), Sunday, August 19, 1962; pg. 16
Henry Westfall Rites Tuesday
The funeral of Henry Westfall, former owner of the Lincoln Letter Service, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Roper's 1319 N Street. He died Saturday.
He was 87. The long-time Lincoln resident was also former president of the Ad Club.
He was a member of St. Paul Methodist Church. Westfall also was a member of Lodge 54, AF and AM, Scottish Rite, Shrine and Low 12 Club.
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Lincoln Evening Journal (Lincoln, NE), Monday, August 20, 1962; pg. 17
WESTFALL - Henry, 87, 1435 A, retired Lincoln Letter Service owner-operator, died Saturday. Born Missouri. Longtime Lincoln resident. Member St. Paul Methodist, Masons, Shrine, Scottish Rite, Low 12 Club. Former president Ad-Club. Survivors: son, John Paul of Whittier, Calif.; nephew, Kenneth Elliott of Denver, Colo.; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Vina Nickelson, Mrs. Selma Cotton, Mrs. Elsie Muller, Mrs. Betty Burr, all of Lincoln, Mrs. Belle Poteet of Omaha; 1 grandchild.
Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Roper and Sons, 1319 N. Masonic services, Lincoln Lodge 54, AF & AM. Pallbearers: Masons. Wyuka. The Rev. Norma Smitheram.
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