Obituary - Jennie M. Urban, San Francisco, 1970

[Erato]

I am looking for an obituary of  Rev [!] Jennie Mayo Urban published in the San Francisco
Chronicle on 31 December 1970.  For a previous thread on this colorful individual, see:

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=646446.msg4931582#msg4931582

[RJ137]

 The San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco, California
31 Dec 1970, Thu  •  Page 28

obit: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/78842003/rev-jennie-m-urban-death/

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San Francisco Chronicle
Thursday, Dec 31, 1970
San Francisco, CA
Page: 22

Obit: https://www.rootschat.com/links/01qng/

[Erato]

Thanks, RJ.  I am sorry to see that there was no mention of husbands Nicks, Holyfield, Mott, Chapman or Urban or any other husband whose name I have not yet discovered.  But at least I now know that she became a Rev at about the time she married #4, Asel B. Chapman, who is the husband of interest to me.

[RJ137]

 Strange... her obit implies she was only survived by a niece and nephew, but this article from 1968 when she went home, states she has several siblings still alive.

Omaha World-Herald
Friday, Oct 25, 1968
Omaha, NE
Page: 16

[RJ137]

Omaha World-Herald
Sunday, Mar 29, 1903
Omaha, NE
Page: 24

[Erato]

That's Jennie's father, 'Lonestar,' in the middle.  There is a tree at FamilySearch with a lengthy and amusing account of Lonestar's exploits as a frontier lawman.  Unfortunately, it doesn't say much of anything about Jennie.

[RJ137]

These divorce clippings give date and place of 1st marriage to John M Nicks.

Divorce filed-
 Omaha World-Herald
Sunday, Nov 14, 1915
Omaha, NE
Page: 5

Divorce Granted-
 Omaha World-Herald
Wednesday, Dec 08, 1915
Omaha, NE
Page: 5

[RJ137]

These divorce clippings give date and place of 1st marriage to John M Nicks.

Divorce filed-
 Omaha World-Herald
Sunday, Nov 14, 1915
Omaha, NE
Page: 5

Divorce Granted-
 Omaha World-Herald
Wednesday, Dec 08, 1915
Omaha, NE
Page: 5

Here's is their marriage.

 The Evening Herald
Ottawa, Kansas
02 Dec 1910, Fri  •  Page 5

Part1: https://kansashistoricalopencontent.newspapers.com/clip/78855831/nicks-hans-marriage-1910-part1/

Part2: https://kansashistoricalopencontent.newspapers.com/clip/78855892/nicks-hans-marriage-191-part-2/

[Erato]

Thanks again, RJ.  That's two marriages down [Nicks and Mott] and at least three [Holyfield, Chapman and Urban] to go.

Does anyone have any idea what denomination the 'Christ Church of God' and the 'Church of God, Spiritual' would be?  I can't find any reference to them in San Francisco or Omaha.  The address in San Francisco [26 7th Street] is for the Odd Fellows Building but I have found no indication that it was ever used as a church.