Lena Ellen (Gerke) (Carr)
(Hedtke) Voss
May 3, 1877 - Dec 17,1920
Posted by Steve
Kukuk
23 Dec 1920, The Perry Republican
Lena Voss (Lena Ellen (Gerke, Carr, Hedke) Voss)
Born: 3 May 1877, Kurten, Brazos, TX
Died: 17 Dec 1920, Perry, Noble, OK
Death Toll Increases
Mrs. Lena Voss died Friday morning at 4:30 as a result of gun shot wounds inflicted by her husband, Chris Voss, on December 9th
.In the opinion of medical specialists given out last week Mrs. Voss had an excellent opportunity of recovery but complications set in on Thursday from the wound in her left lung and she succumbed Friday morning. The bullet which entered the mouth was located and removed from the back of the throat without an operation but the bullet which entered the breast was never located.
Funeral services were held Sunday from the Baptist church in this city, Rev. Vermillion officiating and the body interred in McGuire cemetery 10 miles west of Perry, near Lucien.
Four children
survive the mother. Walter Hedtke, 4 and Elvie Lee Hedtke, 9 years
old, son and daughter of a former marriage, and a grown son and
daughter, Nealy and Lenora Carr who live in Texas are children of
her first marriage.
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