Reno Evening Gazette
June 26, 1933
D.F. Abel Dies In Winnemucca
Winnemucca, Nev., June 26 - D.F. Abel, prominent livestock man, died at his home in this city last night from what is believed to have been a heart attack.
He was engaged in livestock buying and feeding. In the early days was a buckaroo and was employed for many years as livestock agent for the First National Bank here. Following the closing of the bank he worked in a similar capacity for the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation.
Abel is survived by his widow, Adelle, three daughters, Mrs. Albert Lowry, Susie and Donna Abel and one son, David all of this city.
June 26, 1933
D.F. Abel Dies In Winnemucca
Winnemucca, Nev., June 26 - D.F. Abel, prominent livestock man, died at his home in this city last night from what is believed to have been a heart attack.
He was engaged in livestock buying and feeding. In the early days was a buckaroo and was employed for many years as livestock agent for the First National Bank here. Following the closing of the bank he worked in a similar capacity for the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation.
Abel is survived by his widow, Adelle, three daughters, Mrs. Albert Lowry, Susie and Donna Abel and one son, David all of this city.
Reno Evening Gazette
June 26, 1933
D.F. Abel Dies In Winnemucca
Winnemucca, Nev., June 26 - D.F. Abel, prominent livestock man, died at his home in this city last night from what is believed to have been a heart attack.
He was engaged in livestock buying and feeding. In the early days was a buckaroo and was employed for many years as livestock agent for the First National Bank here. Following the closing of the bank he worked in a similar capacity for the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation.
Abel is survived by his widow, Adelle, three daughters, Mrs. Albert Lowry, Susie and Donna Abel and one son, David all of this city.
June 26, 1933
D.F. Abel Dies In Winnemucca
Winnemucca, Nev., June 26 - D.F. Abel, prominent livestock man, died at his home in this city last night from what is believed to have been a heart attack.
He was engaged in livestock buying and feeding. In the early days was a buckaroo and was employed for many years as livestock agent for the First National Bank here. Following the closing of the bank he worked in a similar capacity for the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation.
Abel is survived by his widow, Adelle, three daughters, Mrs. Albert Lowry, Susie and Donna Abel and one son, David all of this city.
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Buried 29 Jun 1933
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