CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - PUNTNEY Edward Antony
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Edward Puntney

 Services for Edward Antony Puntney, 69, of rural Laurel, were held at 
2 p.m. Thursday at Laurel United Methodist Church. The Rev. James Mote 
Officiated and burial was in the Laurel Cemetery under the direction of 
the Wiltse Mortuary.

 He was born Febr. 2, 1908, in Cedar County and died Monday, Mar. 1 in 
a Sioux City, Ia., hospital. He was reared and resided on the same farm 
north of Laurel.

 Surviving are two sons; David of Seattle, Wash., and Thomas of Colorado 
Springs, Colo.; five brothers, Ralph and William of Randolph, Floyd of 
Wausa, Wendall of Coleridge and Ray of Hartington; three sisters Mrs. 
Viola McKnight of Burley, Ida., Mrs. Lucille Heitman of Laurel and Mrs. 
Helen Vock of Coleridge.

 Pallbearers were Milo Johnson, Leander Lammers, Arnold Reifenrath, Cle 
Karens, Geo. Wiedenfeld, and Merlin Berteloth.

Cedar Co. News March 9, 1977