Wolbach Messenger, January 30, 1941, page 1:
Carrie Borre Martin was born in Bennett, Neb, Feb 11, 1885 and died near Waverly Neb Jan 19, 1941.
When she was two years of age, her parents moved to Cope, Colo. In the fall of 1908 the family moved to Wolbach, Neb where on Dec 29, 1913 she was united in marriage to Earl Martin.
Five children were born into the home, three daughters and two sons. With her husband and family she had lived for the past 12 years in the Waverly and Greenwood communities. Nine years ago she was stricken with arthritis from which she never recovered, but remained bedfast most of the time. During these years, she was tenderly cared for by her husband and family, and everything possible was done to make her suffering bearable. In turn, she held her home and family together with the influence of her love.
The remaining relatives include her husband, Earl Martin; three daughers, Mrs. Earl Masters of Unadilla, Irene Martin of Lincoln and Mrs. LeRoy Lloyd of Lincoln; two sons, Kenneth and Eugene at home; her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Christen Borre of Wolbach; five sisters, Mrs. Rose Hutchinson of Lincoln, Mrs. Frances Johnson of Omaha, Mrs. Anna Brockway of Los Angeles, Mrs. Lula Nealon of Wolbach and Mrs. Mable Newman of Cushing; two brothers, William Borre of Cushing and Alfred Borre of Manning, Iowa; and uncle, P. O. Peterson of Lincoln and two granddaughters.
Mrs. Martin was baptised as an infant into the Lutheran church and remained at heart a member of that faith all of her life.
She was preceded in death by a brother, John Borre, who passed away Feb 10, 1933.
Funeral services were held Jan 22, 1941 at a Lincoln funeral chapel with Rev. Ray R. Magnuson officiating. Pallbearers were Earl Masters, Walter Johnson, Orville Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson, Harold Pine and Arthur Pine.
Carrie Borre Martin was born in Bennett, Neb, Feb 11, 1885 and died near Waverly Neb Jan 19, 1941.
When she was two years of age, her parents moved to Cope, Colo. In the fall of 1908 the family moved to Wolbach, Neb where on Dec 29, 1913 she was united in marriage to Earl Martin.
Five children were born into the home, three daughters and two sons. With her husband and family she had lived for the past 12 years in the Waverly and Greenwood communities. Nine years ago she was stricken with arthritis from which she never recovered, but remained bedfast most of the time. During these years, she was tenderly cared for by her husband and family, and everything possible was done to make her suffering bearable. In turn, she held her home and family together with the influence of her love.
The remaining relatives include her husband, Earl Martin; three daughers, Mrs. Earl Masters of Unadilla, Irene Martin of Lincoln and Mrs. LeRoy Lloyd of Lincoln; two sons, Kenneth and Eugene at home; her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Christen Borre of Wolbach; five sisters, Mrs. Rose Hutchinson of Lincoln, Mrs. Frances Johnson of Omaha, Mrs. Anna Brockway of Los Angeles, Mrs. Lula Nealon of Wolbach and Mrs. Mable Newman of Cushing; two brothers, William Borre of Cushing and Alfred Borre of Manning, Iowa; and uncle, P. O. Peterson of Lincoln and two granddaughters.
Mrs. Martin was baptised as an infant into the Lutheran church and remained at heart a member of that faith all of her life.
She was preceded in death by a brother, John Borre, who passed away Feb 10, 1933.
Funeral services were held Jan 22, 1941 at a Lincoln funeral chapel with Rev. Ray R. Magnuson officiating. Pallbearers were Earl Masters, Walter Johnson, Orville Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson, Harold Pine and Arthur Pine.
Wolbach Messenger, January 30, 1941, page 1:
Carrie Borre Martin was born in Bennett, Neb, Feb 11, 1885 and died near Waverly Neb Jan 19, 1941.
When she was two years of age, her parents moved to Cope, Colo. In the fall of 1908 the family moved to Wolbach, Neb where on Dec 29, 1913 she was united in marriage to Earl Martin.
Five children were born into the home, three daughters and two sons. With her husband and family she had lived for the past 12 years in the Waverly and Greenwood communities. Nine years ago she was stricken with arthritis from which she never recovered, but remained bedfast most of the time. During these years, she was tenderly cared for by her husband and family, and everything possible was done to make her suffering bearable. In turn, she held her home and family together with the influence of her love.
The remaining relatives include her husband, Earl Martin; three daughers, Mrs. Earl Masters of Unadilla, Irene Martin of Lincoln and Mrs. LeRoy Lloyd of Lincoln; two sons, Kenneth and Eugene at home; her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Christen Borre of Wolbach; five sisters, Mrs. Rose Hutchinson of Lincoln, Mrs. Frances Johnson of Omaha, Mrs. Anna Brockway of Los Angeles, Mrs. Lula Nealon of Wolbach and Mrs. Mable Newman of Cushing; two brothers, William Borre of Cushing and Alfred Borre of Manning, Iowa; and uncle, P. O. Peterson of Lincoln and two granddaughters.
Mrs. Martin was baptised as an infant into the Lutheran church and remained at heart a member of that faith all of her life.
She was preceded in death by a brother, John Borre, who passed away Feb 10, 1933.
Funeral services were held Jan 22, 1941 at a Lincoln funeral chapel with Rev. Ray R. Magnuson officiating. Pallbearers were Earl Masters, Walter Johnson, Orville Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson, Harold Pine and Arthur Pine.
Carrie Borre Martin was born in Bennett, Neb, Feb 11, 1885 and died near Waverly Neb Jan 19, 1941.
When she was two years of age, her parents moved to Cope, Colo. In the fall of 1908 the family moved to Wolbach, Neb where on Dec 29, 1913 she was united in marriage to Earl Martin.
Five children were born into the home, three daughters and two sons. With her husband and family she had lived for the past 12 years in the Waverly and Greenwood communities. Nine years ago she was stricken with arthritis from which she never recovered, but remained bedfast most of the time. During these years, she was tenderly cared for by her husband and family, and everything possible was done to make her suffering bearable. In turn, she held her home and family together with the influence of her love.
The remaining relatives include her husband, Earl Martin; three daughers, Mrs. Earl Masters of Unadilla, Irene Martin of Lincoln and Mrs. LeRoy Lloyd of Lincoln; two sons, Kenneth and Eugene at home; her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Christen Borre of Wolbach; five sisters, Mrs. Rose Hutchinson of Lincoln, Mrs. Frances Johnson of Omaha, Mrs. Anna Brockway of Los Angeles, Mrs. Lula Nealon of Wolbach and Mrs. Mable Newman of Cushing; two brothers, William Borre of Cushing and Alfred Borre of Manning, Iowa; and uncle, P. O. Peterson of Lincoln and two granddaughters.
Mrs. Martin was baptised as an infant into the Lutheran church and remained at heart a member of that faith all of her life.
She was preceded in death by a brother, John Borre, who passed away Feb 10, 1933.
Funeral services were held Jan 22, 1941 at a Lincoln funeral chapel with Rev. Ray R. Magnuson officiating. Pallbearers were Earl Masters, Walter Johnson, Orville Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson, Harold Pine and Arthur Pine.
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