Mrs. Beth OLSON ca 1914-1972

OLSON, RANEY, LENZ, BARRETT, ROSS

Posted By: Ruth Tower (email)
Date: 11/15/2005 at 21:55:51

Services for Mrs. Beth Olson, 58, will be Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in United Methodist Church here, with burial in the Union Cemetery, Livermore. Friends may call at Lindhart Funeral Home, Humboldt, after 7 p.m. Monday.

Mrs. Olson died at Humboldt County Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon (June 4, 1972), after having been admitted at midnight Saturday.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harry Lenz, Badger, seven grandchildren; brothers and sisters: Ernest Raney, Livermore; Hugh Raney, Fort Dodge; Herbert Raney, Bode; Mrs. Virgil Barrett and Mrs. Faith Ross, Claremont, Calif.

Born in Livermore, Beth Raney attended school there. She married Rasmus Olson and they farmed at Rodman and Ottosen, later moving to Livermore. Mr. Olson died in 1965. For the past four years Mrs. Olson had made her home in Badger.

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Services for Mrs. Flora Beth Olson, 58, were held Wednesday at United Methodist Church, Livermore, with burial in Union Cemetery. Rev. Otis McQuary officiated.

Mrs. Olson died at Humboldt County Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon after being admitted at midnight Saturday.

Casket bearers were Clara Barrett, Charold Barrett, John Helleseth, Fredrick Lenz, Ronald Raney and Kenneth Lenz.

The piano and organ duet of Mrs. Ardis Hamm and Mrs. Ray Falb provided special music, Mrs. Dean Zeman and Mrs. Chester Ogan were in charge of flower arrangements, and ushers were Clarence Carlson and Orvis Lillevik.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harry Lenz, Badger; seven grandchildren; brothers and sisters: Ernest Raney, Livermore; Hugh Raney, Fort Dodge; Herbert Raney, Bode; Mrs. Virgil Barrett and Mrs. Faith Ross, Claremont, Calif.

Born in Livermore, Beth Raney attended school there. She married Rasmus Olson and they farmed at Rodman and Ottosen, later moving to Livermore. Mr. Olson died in 1965. For the past four years, Mrs. Olson had made her home in Badger.

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