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Vernon A. Hellwege © Enid Morning News 01-1973 Submitted by: Jo Aguirre
Funeral services for Vernon A. Hellwege, 58, 658 W. Columbia, who was killed Wednesday in accident near Elevator Y on E. Willow, will be held at 10 AM Friday in the First Church of the Nazarene with the Rev. Lloyd Watson officiating. Burial will be in the Enid Cemetery under the direction of the Brown Funeral Home.
Hellwege was born in Thompson, North Dakota, and came to Oklahoma with his parents at an early age, the family settling at Eagle City, then moving to Enid in 1921.
Hellwege served in the Army during World War I I, serving in England, France, and Germany with the 79th Division.
He had been employed by Union Equity for the past 27 years and at the time of his death as assistant superintendent of Union Equity Elevator Y.
Hellwege was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene. He and Annah Meeker were married October 12, 1940, and she survives her husband. Other survivors are sons, David of Kansas City, Missouri, Dennis of Edmond, and Teddy of the home; and Myron, of Braggs.
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