1884 - went to Oxford, Kansas - possibly to relocate
Dec 1885 - returned to Jefferson Co., IN
1914 - Partner was Glazer - Owners of the East End Livery Stable
1920 - Occupation on census shown as Proprieter - Hitching stable
25 Sep 1920 - Arrested for public indecency. Plead guilty to one charge and fined $5 and other suspended.
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From Death Certificate:
Place of death: King's Daughters Hospital
Male White Married
Occupation: Huckster
Father: William Hammel, b. Ohio
Mother: Jane Blasdel, b. IN
Informants: Charles Hammel & Harvey Hammel
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The Madison Courier
1 June 1922
Thursday
DEATH OF OSCAR HAMMELL
Well Known Resident Died This Morning at King's Daughters Hospital.
Oscar Hammell, aged 60, a well known resident of Madison and Jefferson county, died at six o'clock this morning at the King's Daughters hospital. Mr. Hammell had been ill for several weeks and for the past week had been under treatment at the King's Daughters hospital.
Funeral services have not been definitely decided pending the arrival from Indianapolis of the son, but will probably be held Saturday afternoon.
The decedent was born in this county and with the exception of a few years while he was in Indianapolis in the coal and ice business, was a resident of Madison or Jefferson county. For the past 30 years he had resided in Madison. Mr. Hammell was a member of Monroe lodge of Odd Fellows. Besides the widow, he is survived by a son, Charles, of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Cavallo Adams and Miss Sadie Hammell, and a brother, Mr. Harvey Hammell, all of this county.
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The Madison Daily Herald
25 May 1922
Mr. Oscar Hammel was taken to the King's Daughters' Hospital last evening for medical treatment. Mr. Hammel has been in ill health for some time. Dr. George E. Denny is the attending physician.
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The Madison Daily Herald
3 June 1922
Funeral of Oscar Hammel
Funeral services for the late Oscar Hammel were conducted by Rev. W. S. Rader, pastor of Trinity Church, at the family home on east Second street at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Many friends were present at the funeral and the interment was in Springdale cemetery.
Cause of death: Acute nephritis
G.E. Denny, MD
Lytle & Gans, Undertaker
Dec 1885 - returned to Jefferson Co., IN
1914 - Partner was Glazer - Owners of the East End Livery Stable
1920 - Occupation on census shown as Proprieter - Hitching stable
25 Sep 1920 - Arrested for public indecency. Plead guilty to one charge and fined $5 and other suspended.
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From Death Certificate:
Place of death: King's Daughters Hospital
Male White Married
Occupation: Huckster
Father: William Hammel, b. Ohio
Mother: Jane Blasdel, b. IN
Informants: Charles Hammel & Harvey Hammel
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The Madison Courier
1 June 1922
Thursday
DEATH OF OSCAR HAMMELL
Well Known Resident Died This Morning at King's Daughters Hospital.
Oscar Hammell, aged 60, a well known resident of Madison and Jefferson county, died at six o'clock this morning at the King's Daughters hospital. Mr. Hammell had been ill for several weeks and for the past week had been under treatment at the King's Daughters hospital.
Funeral services have not been definitely decided pending the arrival from Indianapolis of the son, but will probably be held Saturday afternoon.
The decedent was born in this county and with the exception of a few years while he was in Indianapolis in the coal and ice business, was a resident of Madison or Jefferson county. For the past 30 years he had resided in Madison. Mr. Hammell was a member of Monroe lodge of Odd Fellows. Besides the widow, he is survived by a son, Charles, of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Cavallo Adams and Miss Sadie Hammell, and a brother, Mr. Harvey Hammell, all of this county.
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The Madison Daily Herald
25 May 1922
Mr. Oscar Hammel was taken to the King's Daughters' Hospital last evening for medical treatment. Mr. Hammel has been in ill health for some time. Dr. George E. Denny is the attending physician.
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The Madison Daily Herald
3 June 1922
Funeral of Oscar Hammel
Funeral services for the late Oscar Hammel were conducted by Rev. W. S. Rader, pastor of Trinity Church, at the family home on east Second street at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Many friends were present at the funeral and the interment was in Springdale cemetery.
Cause of death: Acute nephritis
G.E. Denny, MD
Lytle & Gans, Undertaker
1884 - went to Oxford, Kansas - possibly to relocate
Dec 1885 - returned to Jefferson Co., IN
1914 - Partner was Glazer - Owners of the East End Livery Stable
1920 - Occupation on census shown as Proprieter - Hitching stable
25 Sep 1920 - Arrested for public indecency. Plead guilty to one charge and fined $5 and other suspended.
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From Death Certificate:
Place of death: King's Daughters Hospital
Male White Married
Occupation: Huckster
Father: William Hammel, b. Ohio
Mother: Jane Blasdel, b. IN
Informants: Charles Hammel & Harvey Hammel
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The Madison Courier
1 June 1922
Thursday
DEATH OF OSCAR HAMMELL
Well Known Resident Died This Morning at King's Daughters Hospital.
Oscar Hammell, aged 60, a well known resident of Madison and Jefferson county, died at six o'clock this morning at the King's Daughters hospital. Mr. Hammell had been ill for several weeks and for the past week had been under treatment at the King's Daughters hospital.
Funeral services have not been definitely decided pending the arrival from Indianapolis of the son, but will probably be held Saturday afternoon.
The decedent was born in this county and with the exception of a few years while he was in Indianapolis in the coal and ice business, was a resident of Madison or Jefferson county. For the past 30 years he had resided in Madison. Mr. Hammell was a member of Monroe lodge of Odd Fellows. Besides the widow, he is survived by a son, Charles, of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Cavallo Adams and Miss Sadie Hammell, and a brother, Mr. Harvey Hammell, all of this county.
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The Madison Daily Herald
25 May 1922
Mr. Oscar Hammel was taken to the King's Daughters' Hospital last evening for medical treatment. Mr. Hammel has been in ill health for some time. Dr. George E. Denny is the attending physician.
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The Madison Daily Herald
3 June 1922
Funeral of Oscar Hammel
Funeral services for the late Oscar Hammel were conducted by Rev. W. S. Rader, pastor of Trinity Church, at the family home on east Second street at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Many friends were present at the funeral and the interment was in Springdale cemetery.
Cause of death: Acute nephritis
G.E. Denny, MD
Lytle & Gans, Undertaker
Dec 1885 - returned to Jefferson Co., IN
1914 - Partner was Glazer - Owners of the East End Livery Stable
1920 - Occupation on census shown as Proprieter - Hitching stable
25 Sep 1920 - Arrested for public indecency. Plead guilty to one charge and fined $5 and other suspended.
====================
From Death Certificate:
Place of death: King's Daughters Hospital
Male White Married
Occupation: Huckster
Father: William Hammel, b. Ohio
Mother: Jane Blasdel, b. IN
Informants: Charles Hammel & Harvey Hammel
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The Madison Courier
1 June 1922
Thursday
DEATH OF OSCAR HAMMELL
Well Known Resident Died This Morning at King's Daughters Hospital.
Oscar Hammell, aged 60, a well known resident of Madison and Jefferson county, died at six o'clock this morning at the King's Daughters hospital. Mr. Hammell had been ill for several weeks and for the past week had been under treatment at the King's Daughters hospital.
Funeral services have not been definitely decided pending the arrival from Indianapolis of the son, but will probably be held Saturday afternoon.
The decedent was born in this county and with the exception of a few years while he was in Indianapolis in the coal and ice business, was a resident of Madison or Jefferson county. For the past 30 years he had resided in Madison. Mr. Hammell was a member of Monroe lodge of Odd Fellows. Besides the widow, he is survived by a son, Charles, of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Cavallo Adams and Miss Sadie Hammell, and a brother, Mr. Harvey Hammell, all of this county.
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The Madison Daily Herald
25 May 1922
Mr. Oscar Hammel was taken to the King's Daughters' Hospital last evening for medical treatment. Mr. Hammel has been in ill health for some time. Dr. George E. Denny is the attending physician.
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The Madison Daily Herald
3 June 1922
Funeral of Oscar Hammel
Funeral services for the late Oscar Hammel were conducted by Rev. W. S. Rader, pastor of Trinity Church, at the family home on east Second street at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Many friends were present at the funeral and the interment was in Springdale cemetery.
Cause of death: Acute nephritis
G.E. Denny, MD
Lytle & Gans, Undertaker
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