Idaho County ID Archives Obituaries.....Schober, William May 1, 1942
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Cottonwood Chronicle, Cottonwood, ID; May 7, 1942
Cottonwood Chronicle
Thursday, May 7, 1942

WILLIAM SCHOBER, 46, IS
VICTIM OF BRAIN HEMORRHAGE

  The sudden and unexpected death of William Schober, 46, about 5 p.m. last 
Friday came as a shock to relatives and friends.  “Bill” as he was known to 
all, was taken ill Thursday evening while on duty at the Tap room at the Hotel 
Royale and was taken home before his shift was completed.  He gradually grew 
weaker and death came to his release the following afternoon.  His demise was 
attributed to an internal hemorrhage.
  William Schober was born in Cottonwood June 26, 1895.  He spent his entire 
life here and made his home with his mother. 
  As a young man Bill attained quite a reputation as a baseball player and as 
a member of the great teams representing Cottonwood from 1911 to 1914.  
Drafted in 1918, he served several months in the U.S. army during World War 
No. 1, and was stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash. during his period of service.  
After the war he returned to Cottonwood and continued to make his home here.
  He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Mary Schober; two brothers, Henry 
Schober, Colfax and Frank Schober, Cottonwood; three sisters, Miss Mary 
Schober and Mrs. W.A. Jacks, Cottonwood; and Mrs. J.F. Rogers, Stanfield, Ore.
  Funeral services for the deceased were held Monday morning at St. Mary’s 
Catholic Church, Cottonwood, with the Rev. J.M. Verhoeven officiating.  The 
local Post of the American Legion formed a guard of honor at the services.
  Interment was in Cottonwood Catholic Cemetery.
  Pallbearers were Roland Buettner, Joe Toman, Fred Bruegeman, Clem Riener, 
Carl Schurra, and Henry Schnider.
  Out of town relatives here for the services were Henry Schober, Colfax, 
Wash; Mrs. Elma Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jacksha and Mrs. John Hoerdeman, 
Moscow; Mrs. Frank Bruegeman, Joe Bruegeman and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Malerich, 
Lewiston and Mrs. J.F. Rogers, Stanfield, Ore.


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