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LUTJELUSCHEN, GEORGE G. (May 30, 1865 - March 7, 1923) - [The Columbus Daily Telegram, March 7, 1923]
Stricken with rheumatism which had rendered him an invalid for many years, George Luschen died this morning in the Tabitha home in Lincoln where he spent the past 10 years, according to a message received this noon from his brother, John R. Luschen, who went to his bedside yesterday. The body will be brought here tomorrow for burial, but funeral arrangements have not yet been made. George Luschen was 58 years old, and spent most of his life on the old home place on Shell Creek. He leaves his aged father, John H. Luschen, residing 12 miles northeast of Columbus; three sisters, Mrs. W.J. Voss, of Richland, Mrs. Henry Leffers, of Creston, and Mrs. Frank Adams, of Wyoming, and three brothers, Louis and Fred Luschen, farming north of the city, and John R. Luschen, Columbus businessman.
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LUTJELUSCHEN, GEORGE G. (May 30, 1865 - March 7, 1923) - [The Columbus Daily Telegram, March 7, 1923]
Stricken with rheumatism which had rendered him an invalid for many years, George Luschen died this morning in the Tabitha home in Lincoln where he spent the past 10 years, according to a message received this noon from his brother, John R. Luschen, who went to his bedside yesterday. The body will be brought here tomorrow for burial, but funeral arrangements have not yet been made. George Luschen was 58 years old, and spent most of his life on the old home place on Shell Creek. He leaves his aged father, John H. Luschen, residing 12 miles northeast of Columbus; three sisters, Mrs. W.J. Voss, of Richland, Mrs. Henry Leffers, of Creston, and Mrs. Frank Adams, of Wyoming, and three brothers, Louis and Fred Luschen, farming north of the city, and John R. Luschen, Columbus businessman.
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LUTJELUSCHEN, GEORGE G. (May 30, 1865 - March 7, 1923) - [The Columbus Daily Telegram, March 7, 1923]
Stricken with rheumatism which had rendered him an invalid for many years, George Luschen died this morning in the Tabitha home in Lincoln where he spent the past 10 years, according to a message received this noon from his brother, John R. Luschen, who went to his bedside yesterday. The body will be brought here tomorrow for burial, but funeral arrangements have not yet been made. George Luschen was 58 years old, and spent most of his life on the old home place on Shell Creek. He leaves his aged father, John H. Luschen, residing 12 miles northeast of Columbus; three sisters, Mrs. W.J. Voss, of Richland, Mrs. Henry Leffers, of Creston, and Mrs. Frank Adams, of Wyoming, and three brothers, Louis and Fred Luschen, farming north of the city, and John R. Luschen, Columbus businessman.
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/county/platte/vitals/luschens.html
LUTJELUSCHEN, GEORGE G. (May 30, 1865 - March 7, 1923) - [The Columbus Daily Telegram, March 7, 1923]
Stricken with rheumatism which had rendered him an invalid for many years, George Luschen died this morning in the Tabitha home in Lincoln where he spent the past 10 years, according to a message received this noon from his brother, John R. Luschen, who went to his bedside yesterday. The body will be brought here tomorrow for burial, but funeral arrangements have not yet been made. George Luschen was 58 years old, and spent most of his life on the old home place on Shell Creek. He leaves his aged father, John H. Luschen, residing 12 miles northeast of Columbus; three sisters, Mrs. W.J. Voss, of Richland, Mrs. Henry Leffers, of Creston, and Mrs. Frank Adams, of Wyoming, and three brothers, Louis and Fred Luschen, farming north of the city, and John R. Luschen, Columbus businessman.
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