Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 19 May 1923, page 5
Mortuary - Mrs. Lewis Gugenmos, whose demise occurred in Omaha Thursday following an illness of several months, will be brought to Grand Island on Sunday evening and will be taken to St. Paul, Neb., on Monday where burial will take place. Mrs. Gugenmos had been a resident of Nebraska for fifty years, having located with her husband, prominent stockman at St.Paul in 1873 where they resided until about ten years ago when they moved to Omaha. Besides her husband she is survived by four sons, Charles and Fred of Omaha; Paul, of Long Beach, Cal.; Ben, of Louisville, Ky., and three daughters, Rose Gugenmos, of Omaha, Mrs. Ross Ames, of Oakland, Cal., and Mrs. R. L. Roberts, of Portland, Ore. Paul Gugenmos, of Long Beach, arrived about two weeks ago and was with his mother when the end came. Mrs. Gugenmos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. O'Loughlin, of this city, is expected to arrive Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Ames of Oakland Cal., to be in attendance at the funeral which will be held in Omaha Sunday afternoon.
Saturday, 19 May 1923, page 5
Mortuary - Mrs. Lewis Gugenmos, whose demise occurred in Omaha Thursday following an illness of several months, will be brought to Grand Island on Sunday evening and will be taken to St. Paul, Neb., on Monday where burial will take place. Mrs. Gugenmos had been a resident of Nebraska for fifty years, having located with her husband, prominent stockman at St.Paul in 1873 where they resided until about ten years ago when they moved to Omaha. Besides her husband she is survived by four sons, Charles and Fred of Omaha; Paul, of Long Beach, Cal.; Ben, of Louisville, Ky., and three daughters, Rose Gugenmos, of Omaha, Mrs. Ross Ames, of Oakland, Cal., and Mrs. R. L. Roberts, of Portland, Ore. Paul Gugenmos, of Long Beach, arrived about two weeks ago and was with his mother when the end came. Mrs. Gugenmos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. O'Loughlin, of this city, is expected to arrive Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Ames of Oakland Cal., to be in attendance at the funeral which will be held in Omaha Sunday afternoon.
Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 19 May 1923, page 5
Mortuary - Mrs. Lewis Gugenmos, whose demise occurred in Omaha Thursday following an illness of several months, will be brought to Grand Island on Sunday evening and will be taken to St. Paul, Neb., on Monday where burial will take place. Mrs. Gugenmos had been a resident of Nebraska for fifty years, having located with her husband, prominent stockman at St.Paul in 1873 where they resided until about ten years ago when they moved to Omaha. Besides her husband she is survived by four sons, Charles and Fred of Omaha; Paul, of Long Beach, Cal.; Ben, of Louisville, Ky., and three daughters, Rose Gugenmos, of Omaha, Mrs. Ross Ames, of Oakland, Cal., and Mrs. R. L. Roberts, of Portland, Ore. Paul Gugenmos, of Long Beach, arrived about two weeks ago and was with his mother when the end came. Mrs. Gugenmos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. O'Loughlin, of this city, is expected to arrive Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Ames of Oakland Cal., to be in attendance at the funeral which will be held in Omaha Sunday afternoon.
Saturday, 19 May 1923, page 5
Mortuary - Mrs. Lewis Gugenmos, whose demise occurred in Omaha Thursday following an illness of several months, will be brought to Grand Island on Sunday evening and will be taken to St. Paul, Neb., on Monday where burial will take place. Mrs. Gugenmos had been a resident of Nebraska for fifty years, having located with her husband, prominent stockman at St.Paul in 1873 where they resided until about ten years ago when they moved to Omaha. Besides her husband she is survived by four sons, Charles and Fred of Omaha; Paul, of Long Beach, Cal.; Ben, of Louisville, Ky., and three daughters, Rose Gugenmos, of Omaha, Mrs. Ross Ames, of Oakland, Cal., and Mrs. R. L. Roberts, of Portland, Ore. Paul Gugenmos, of Long Beach, arrived about two weeks ago and was with his mother when the end came. Mrs. Gugenmos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. O'Loughlin, of this city, is expected to arrive Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Ames of Oakland Cal., to be in attendance at the funeral which will be held in Omaha Sunday afternoon.
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