CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF HAZEL EBY

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WYNOT TRIBUNE  MARCH 9, 1939

WYNOT PEOPLE ATTEND THE FUNERAL SERVICES OF HAZEL EBY THURSDAY

Wynot - Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Hazel Eby which 
was held at Hartington Thursday. Mrs. Eby had been an invalid for 
several years and two weeks ago had suffered two strokes which ended in 
her death on Monday night, February 27, at the Randolph nursing home in 
Sioux City, where she was being cared for.

Mrs. Eby, whose maiden name was Hazel Jones, spent her early girlhood 
in St. James having been born there June 4, 1883. She was the daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Jones Jr. and was a descendent of early Cedar 
county settlers. Her maternal grandfather was Dr. H.E. McKenzie pioneer 
physician of this section and her paternal grandfather was Lewis E. Jones, 
sr. early mill owner and early day printer.  Her father was one of the 
early day merchants and postmaster of St. James. Mrs. Eby was a graduate 
of Hartington High School and taught several terms of school, having 
taught three or four years in Wynot. She married Charles Eby of 
Hartington in 1914 and resided there many years.

Her brother and three sisters Lewis Jones of Los Angeles, Mrs. R.K. 
David of Paulina, Ia., Mrs. H.A. Guffey of Sioux City and Mrs. Arthur 
Bond of Wynot were all present at the funeral.

Thursday evening the brother and sisters from wynot attending the 
services were the Arthur Bond family, Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Jones, Mr. and 
Mrs. Edward Jones and Mrs. Jennie Jones and Lloyd Jones, Mr. H.J. 
Soneman and Mrs. Will Depue.