CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - CHRISMAN Jesse Earl

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EARL CHRISMAN

Funeral services were conducted in the Magnet Methodist church Sunday 
afternoon for Earl Chrisman, long time resident of the Magnet community. 
Mr. Chrisman died February 16 in an Omaha hospital at the age of 66. He 
had been in poor health for several months. Internment was in the Magnet 
cemetery.

Mr. Chrisman had lived in Magnet 22 years and was in business there many 
years.

Jesse Earl Chrisman, known as Jack was born at Martinsburg July 29, 1889. 
When he was a young man he came to the Magnet vicinity. On March 5, 1912, 
he was married to Ona Wilson at Wayne and they farmed in the McLean-Magnet 
area, later he moved to Magnet where he entered business.

Survivors are two sons, Daryl Chrisman of San Francisco and Marvin Chrisman 
of Falls Church, VA, one daughter, Mrs. R.E. (Yvonne) Fleury of Omaha; 
brothers Fred of Long Pine, Gordon of Osmond; sisters, Ida Chrisman of 
Occoquan, VA, Mrs. Esther Lewis of Springfield, OR, and Mrs. Nellie Person 
of Magnet; eight grandchildren. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Chrisman, 
one brother and two sisters preceded him in death.