Kenosha-Rock County WI Archives Obituaries.....O'Hare, Ella Louise Ward May 17, 1925
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Kenosha Evening News, Mon 18 May 1925
     MRS. OWEN O'HARE CALLED BY DEATH 
Death Summons Mrs. Ella Louise O'Hare Early Sunday Morning.
          AFTER LONG ILLNESS
     Mrs. Ella Louise O'Hare, aged 57 years, wife of Owen O'Hare, died Sunday 
morning at the home at 514 Pomeroy street, after an illness of several months 
from a complication of diseases. She had been in failing health for a number 
of weeks and as her condition had been critical for several days, death was 
not unexpected.
     Mrs. Ella Ward O'Hare was born November 9th, 1868, in Janesville, the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ward, pioneer residents of that community. She 
lived her early life in Janesville and Milwaukee, attending schools in those 
cities and coming to Kenosha when she was a young woman. In 1891 she was 
married here to Owen O'Hare and since that time has lived in Kenosha. 
          Active in Community Life.
     Mrs. O'Hare was a woman who had taken an active part in the life of the 
community in which she lived and her death will come as a personal sorrow to a 
large number of friends in Kenosha. She was a member of the St James church, 
the Catholic Woman's club and the Catholic Foresters and had been active in 
their work. She was one of the charter members of the Catholic Woman's club 
here and had done much in the advancement of that organization. 
     Surviving her are her husband, Owen O'Hare, one daughter, Mrs. Helen 
Rafferty, and one son, George F. O'Hare, all of Kenosha. She is also survived 
by six grandchildren, by her mother, Mrs. Mary Ward of Kenosha, and by two 
sisters and two brothers, Mrs. William Regan of Milwaukee, Mrs. John Doerfler, 
of Kenosha, George Ward and John Ward, both of Kenosha.
     Mrs. O'Hare will be at her home until the time of the funeral services, 
which are to be held Wednesday morning at nine o'clock at the St. James church 
with interment following in the family plot in the St. James cemetery.


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