daughter of Carl Charles Aber
and Mildred Irene Oviatt
"Former Resident Dies From Polio - Infantile paralysis claimed the life of a 19-year-old former Oil City girl Sunday night. Nellie E Aber, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Aber of 19 Glenview ave, died at 8:55 pm Sunday at the Myers Memorial hospital in Buffalo, NY. She had been a patient there for two days with what the hospital classified as 'bulbar polio.' The respiratory and throat organs are affected by this type of the disease, the hospital said. She was a graduate of the Oil City high school, class of 1947, and was selected that year as a member of the National Honorary society. She was also a member of the a cappella choir. Following graduation, she moved to Buffalo and made her home with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs John Linehan. She was employed by the Hengerers department store of that city. Besides her parents, two brothers and two sisters survive: Wayne and Elsie of Oil City, Merle of Eden, NY, and Mrs John Linehan of Buffalo. The body is at the Crawford funeral home."
(Oil City Blizzard, Aug 22, 1949, pp.1-2)
(Oil City Derrick, Aug 23, 1949, p.3)
"Rites Conducted For Polio Victim - Private funeral services for Nellie Aber, 19-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Aber of 41 Glenview ave, who died from polio at Buffalo Sunday, were held at 10:30 am Tuesday at the Crawford funeral home. Rev F J Kaltenbach, pastor of the Help of Christian church at Siverly, officiated. Interment was in Grove Hill cemetery with the following serving as pallbearers: Clair Miller, Herman Miller, John Linehan, and Paul Miller. Out of town persons attending included: Mr and Mrs Merle Aber, Eden, NY; Mr and Mrs John Linehan, Robert -----, Buffalo, NY; Mrs Lulu Lasher and Olaff Lasher of Cuba, NY."
(Oil City Derrick, Aug 24, 1949, p.2)
and Mildred Irene Oviatt
"Former Resident Dies From Polio - Infantile paralysis claimed the life of a 19-year-old former Oil City girl Sunday night. Nellie E Aber, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Aber of 19 Glenview ave, died at 8:55 pm Sunday at the Myers Memorial hospital in Buffalo, NY. She had been a patient there for two days with what the hospital classified as 'bulbar polio.' The respiratory and throat organs are affected by this type of the disease, the hospital said. She was a graduate of the Oil City high school, class of 1947, and was selected that year as a member of the National Honorary society. She was also a member of the a cappella choir. Following graduation, she moved to Buffalo and made her home with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs John Linehan. She was employed by the Hengerers department store of that city. Besides her parents, two brothers and two sisters survive: Wayne and Elsie of Oil City, Merle of Eden, NY, and Mrs John Linehan of Buffalo. The body is at the Crawford funeral home."
(Oil City Blizzard, Aug 22, 1949, pp.1-2)
(Oil City Derrick, Aug 23, 1949, p.3)
"Rites Conducted For Polio Victim - Private funeral services for Nellie Aber, 19-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Aber of 41 Glenview ave, who died from polio at Buffalo Sunday, were held at 10:30 am Tuesday at the Crawford funeral home. Rev F J Kaltenbach, pastor of the Help of Christian church at Siverly, officiated. Interment was in Grove Hill cemetery with the following serving as pallbearers: Clair Miller, Herman Miller, John Linehan, and Paul Miller. Out of town persons attending included: Mr and Mrs Merle Aber, Eden, NY; Mr and Mrs John Linehan, Robert -----, Buffalo, NY; Mrs Lulu Lasher and Olaff Lasher of Cuba, NY."
(Oil City Derrick, Aug 24, 1949, p.2)
daughter of Carl Charles Aber
and Mildred Irene Oviatt
"Former Resident Dies From Polio - Infantile paralysis claimed the life of a 19-year-old former Oil City girl Sunday night. Nellie E Aber, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Aber of 19 Glenview ave, died at 8:55 pm Sunday at the Myers Memorial hospital in Buffalo, NY. She had been a patient there for two days with what the hospital classified as 'bulbar polio.' The respiratory and throat organs are affected by this type of the disease, the hospital said. She was a graduate of the Oil City high school, class of 1947, and was selected that year as a member of the National Honorary society. She was also a member of the a cappella choir. Following graduation, she moved to Buffalo and made her home with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs John Linehan. She was employed by the Hengerers department store of that city. Besides her parents, two brothers and two sisters survive: Wayne and Elsie of Oil City, Merle of Eden, NY, and Mrs John Linehan of Buffalo. The body is at the Crawford funeral home."
(Oil City Blizzard, Aug 22, 1949, pp.1-2)
(Oil City Derrick, Aug 23, 1949, p.3)
"Rites Conducted For Polio Victim - Private funeral services for Nellie Aber, 19-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Aber of 41 Glenview ave, who died from polio at Buffalo Sunday, were held at 10:30 am Tuesday at the Crawford funeral home. Rev F J Kaltenbach, pastor of the Help of Christian church at Siverly, officiated. Interment was in Grove Hill cemetery with the following serving as pallbearers: Clair Miller, Herman Miller, John Linehan, and Paul Miller. Out of town persons attending included: Mr and Mrs Merle Aber, Eden, NY; Mr and Mrs John Linehan, Robert -----, Buffalo, NY; Mrs Lulu Lasher and Olaff Lasher of Cuba, NY."
(Oil City Derrick, Aug 24, 1949, p.2)
and Mildred Irene Oviatt
"Former Resident Dies From Polio - Infantile paralysis claimed the life of a 19-year-old former Oil City girl Sunday night. Nellie E Aber, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Aber of 19 Glenview ave, died at 8:55 pm Sunday at the Myers Memorial hospital in Buffalo, NY. She had been a patient there for two days with what the hospital classified as 'bulbar polio.' The respiratory and throat organs are affected by this type of the disease, the hospital said. She was a graduate of the Oil City high school, class of 1947, and was selected that year as a member of the National Honorary society. She was also a member of the a cappella choir. Following graduation, she moved to Buffalo and made her home with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs John Linehan. She was employed by the Hengerers department store of that city. Besides her parents, two brothers and two sisters survive: Wayne and Elsie of Oil City, Merle of Eden, NY, and Mrs John Linehan of Buffalo. The body is at the Crawford funeral home."
(Oil City Blizzard, Aug 22, 1949, pp.1-2)
(Oil City Derrick, Aug 23, 1949, p.3)
"Rites Conducted For Polio Victim - Private funeral services for Nellie Aber, 19-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Aber of 41 Glenview ave, who died from polio at Buffalo Sunday, were held at 10:30 am Tuesday at the Crawford funeral home. Rev F J Kaltenbach, pastor of the Help of Christian church at Siverly, officiated. Interment was in Grove Hill cemetery with the following serving as pallbearers: Clair Miller, Herman Miller, John Linehan, and Paul Miller. Out of town persons attending included: Mr and Mrs Merle Aber, Eden, NY; Mr and Mrs John Linehan, Robert -----, Buffalo, NY; Mrs Lulu Lasher and Olaff Lasher of Cuba, NY."
(Oil City Derrick, Aug 24, 1949, p.2)
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