William Wegner Of Manning Dies Sunday 6 P.M.
Funeral Will Be Held Wednesday in Ohde Funeral Home William Wegner, 65, well-known feeder and stockman residing between Manning and Aspinwall, died about 6 o'clock Sunday night, October 31, 1937, at his home. Mr. Wegner had been in Manning Saturday morning, during which time he visited several places of business. He suffered a heart attack about noon at his home.

Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Ohde Funeral home in Manning with the Rev. G.E. Steele of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating.

Born July 16, 1871, in DeWitt, Iowa, he was son of Heinrich and Margaretha (Hilbert) Wegner.

Mr. Wagner is survived by his widow, Emma (Nagel), and six children: Mrs. George Peters (Milda), Mrs. Gus Schrum (Elsie), Eddie "Slim" Wegner, Louis Wegner, all living near Aspinwall; Helen Wegner, at home, and Mrs. Emil Gosch (Mamie), near Vail.

One son, Henry "Mike," was killed in a car accident eight years ago.