Obituary - Arthur Keeline Dies of Stroke - Omaha World-Herald, Monday, Aug 24, 1936
Arthur Keeline, 55, a member of a wealthy Omaha and Council Bluffs family, died at a hospital at 4 Sunday afternoon after suffering a stroke Sunday morning. He lived at 109 South Thirty-Second Avenue.
Survivors are his mother, Mrs. George Keeline of Denver; a sister, Mrs. Conrad Spens of Denver, and a brother, Roger Keeline of Omaha. His wife died a number of years ago. The body is at Burket's.
Arthur Keeline, 55, a member of a wealthy Omaha and Council Bluffs family, died at a hospital at 4 Sunday afternoon after suffering a stroke Sunday morning. He lived at 109 South Thirty-Second Avenue.
Survivors are his mother, Mrs. George Keeline of Denver; a sister, Mrs. Conrad Spens of Denver, and a brother, Roger Keeline of Omaha. His wife died a number of years ago. The body is at Burket's.
Obituary - Arthur Keeline Dies of Stroke - Omaha World-Herald, Monday, Aug 24, 1936
Arthur Keeline, 55, a member of a wealthy Omaha and Council Bluffs family, died at a hospital at 4 Sunday afternoon after suffering a stroke Sunday morning. He lived at 109 South Thirty-Second Avenue.
Survivors are his mother, Mrs. George Keeline of Denver; a sister, Mrs. Conrad Spens of Denver, and a brother, Roger Keeline of Omaha. His wife died a number of years ago. The body is at Burket's.
Arthur Keeline, 55, a member of a wealthy Omaha and Council Bluffs family, died at a hospital at 4 Sunday afternoon after suffering a stroke Sunday morning. He lived at 109 South Thirty-Second Avenue.
Survivors are his mother, Mrs. George Keeline of Denver; a sister, Mrs. Conrad Spens of Denver, and a brother, Roger Keeline of Omaha. His wife died a number of years ago. The body is at Burket's.
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