Ivonne Eldon Hartshorne
Canadian man Dies Here Suddenly Tuesday
Ivonne Eldon Hartshorne, 30, a Canadian, died at the Kenneth Alexander home in northwest Lusk early Tuesday of an epileptic seizure.
He and his family were in an auto accident near Lusk last summer while enroute from Canada to California and Mrs. Hartshorne was in the hospital for some time. After going to California he was unable to find work and recently returned to Lusk.
He was staying at the Alexander home prior to going to work for Alexander and Gib Wright in hauling water to oil wells in North Niobrara. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander had gone to South Dakota for a few days and had just returned about 2:00 a.m Tuesday. Mr. Hartshorne got up to make them some coffee and died while sitting in a chair.
No funeral arrangements have been made. The family has several children.
The Lusk Herald
March 4, 1954
Funeral Services Held Here Fri. for Canadian
Concluding services for Ivonne Eldon Hartshorne, 30, who died of an epileptic seizure, Tuesday, Feb. 23, were conducted from St. George's Episcopal Church Friday afternoon. The Rev. Raymond P. Hoffman, vicar, officiated. Serving as bearers were Victor Gutsell, Carl Lund, Robert Massie and Thomas O. Miller, with interment being made in the Lusk Cemetery.
Known survivors include his wife, Audrey, two small children, all of Los Angeles and his parents, who live in England.
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| Record Type | Name | |
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| Cemetery Record | HARTSHORNE, IVONNE ELDON | View Record |