CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - FEELHAVER Mrs. O.O. (nee Anderson)

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Cedar County News, 10/18/1918

Mrs. Feelhaver Dead 

Well known woman passed away Tuesday evening at home in Obert

Mrs. O.O. Feelhaver passed away Monday evening at her home in Obert death 
being due to pneumonia which developed from an attack of influenza. Mrs. 
Feelhaver was taken ill on Tuesday of last week, and her condition grew 
steadily worse.

Efforts to secure a physician from Ponca and Newcastle were unavailable 
and a Hartington doctor was then called but her condition was such that no 

relief could be attained. 

Mrs. Feelhaver was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson the first 
Cedar Co. boy to give his life for his country in France. She was 37 years 
of age and is survived by her husband, and two adopted children, 7 and 2 years 
of age.

The funeral was held Weds. afternoon, the cortege, leaving the home at 2 o’clock. 
After a brief service conducted by Rev. Jersing Thompson at the Paragon Church, 
burial was made in the Paragon cemetery.