Note: the tombstones for both Flora and George Chase are spelled Chase. The Tribune newspapers consistently spelled their surname Chace. The Blair cemetery records list them as Chase.

#1 Printed in the August 25, 1927 Tribune, Blair, Nebraska

The Crowell Home family were saddened Monday about noon, when news spread that the angel of death had again entered our Home, this time claiming Mrs. Geo. Chace. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chace became members of our family last October. Omaha had been their home for many years. We soon learned their worth as they fit into all the arrangements of the Home. Not at any time has the health of Mrs. Chace been good, and yesterday, August 22, she left us and went Home to her crowning. In his deep sorrow, her husband has our love and prayers. Obituary next week.

#2 Printed in the September 1, 1927 Tribune, Blair, Nebraska

CROWELL HOME

The funeral of Mrs. Geo. Chace, whose death was mentioned in last week’s paper was held from the Crowell Home last Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Carl G. Bader was in charge, with Rev. B.L. Story, pastor of the Grace M.E. church at Omaha assisting. The music, which was beautifully rendered, was given by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blanchard. Mrs. Chace was laid to rest in the Blair cemetery. Those in attendance at the funeral were the two daughters, Mrs. Geo. Baker and four children of Omaha, and two sons of Lindsay, Neb. Dean Ringer and Mrs. T.A. Rominger, of Omaha, friends of the Chaces, were also in attendance. Friends from Blair were Mesdames Hugh Wright, Harry Sappenfield and Oscar Guyer. After the services, Mr. Chace accompanied his daughter, Mrs. Tobkins, to her home where he will visit indefinitely.

~~~ Obituaries courtesy of the Nebraska Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair Public Library at Blair, Nebraska.~~~

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