HOUG, Emma Caroline (nee Hansen) (Comnick) 1897-1973

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HOUG, Emma Caroline (nee Hansen) (Comnick) 1897-1973

COMNICK, HOUG, HANSEN

Posted By: County Coordinator (kermit)
Date: 9/19/2009 at 12:23:33

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Emma Comnick Houg Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Monrad A. Houg, 75, who died at the Mitchell County Memorial Hospital December 3, 1973, were held at First Lutheran Church here December 6 and at Trinity Lutheran Church in Westbrook, Minnesota December 7.
The Reverend Stephen Engelstad and the Reverend Delbert Ring of Twin Lakes, Minnesota officiated at the Westbrook service
Mrs. Emma Comnick Houg was born in Westbrook Township, Westbrook, Minnesota January 10, 1897. She was one of seven daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hansen, along with two foster daughters and two foster sons.
Emma Caroline was baptized and confirmed at Faith Lutheran Church in Westbrook. She was reared and educated in the Westbrook schools. She was also competent in speaking and reading the Danish language fluently at an early age.
On September 25, 1915 she was united in marriage to G. D. Comnick of rural Westbrook. Three children were born to them: one daughter, Mrs. Clifford (Evelyn) Gunderson of Rock Falls, Illinois; two sons, the Reverend Don Comnick of Milroy, Minnesota and the Reverend Russell Comnick of Indianola, who are pastors in the American Lutheran Church.
The Comnicks farmed for 40 years on the Comnick homestead until Mr. Comnick’s death in 1956. Later she moved to St. Ansgar where she was united in marriage to Monrad A. Houg October 8, 1970 at the First Lutheran Church.
Mrs. Houg is survived by her husband and three children; two sisters, Mrs. Hannah Bengsten and Mrs. Carl Gertner, both of Westbrook; one foster sister, Mrs. Anna Ross, Glendale, California; one foster brother, Luverne Beverson of Tomahawk, Wisconsin; three step children, Dr. Andy Houg of Seattle, Washington; Mrs. Richard Lenz of Hutchingson, Minnesota, and Mrs. D. Q. Storie of Fort Campbell, Kentucky; eight grandchildren, 10 step grandchildren; two great grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends.
Burial was in Westbrook Cemetery, Westbrook, Minnesota with the Reverend Don Comnick and the Reverend Russell Comnick in charge of committal services.
[ St. Ansgar Enterprise, 1973 – From St. Ansgar Museum Collection ]
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Portrait from the 1970 membership directory for First Lutheran Church, St. Ansgar.
NOTE:
The portrait photo was taken before she married Monrad Houg, so she was still a Comnick at that time; but her tombstone in Minnesota lists her name as Emma Comnick. See the link to that photo, below.

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Obituary: #1: Emma Comnick Houg Funeral Services Funeral services for Mrs. Monrad A. Houg, 75, who died at the Mitchell County Memorial Hospital December 3, 1973, were held at First Lutheran Church here December 6 and at Trinity Lutheran Church in Westbrook, Minnesota December 7. The Reverend Stephen Engelstad and the Reverend Delbert Ring of Twin Lakes, Minnesota officiated at the Westbrook service Mrs. Emma Comnick Houg was born in Westbrook Township, Westbrook, Minnesota January 10, 1897. She was one of seven daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hansen, along with two foster daughters and two foster sons. Emma Caroline was baptized and confirmed at Faith Lutheran Church in Westbrook. She was reared and educated in the Westbrook schools. She was also competent in speaking and reading the Danish language fluently at an early age. On September 25, 1915 she was united in marriage to G. D. Comnick of rural Westbrook. Three children were born to them: one daughter, Mrs. Clifford (Evelyn) Gunderson of Rock Falls, Illinois; two sons, the Reverend Don Comnick of Milroy, Minnesota and the Reverend Russell Comnick of Indianola, who are pastors in the American Lutheran Church. The Comnicks farmed for 40 years on the Comnick homestead until Mr. Comnick’s death in 1956. Later she moved to St. Ansgar where she was united in marriage to Monrad A. Houg October 8, 1970 at the First Lutheran Church. Mrs. Houg is survived by her husband and three children; two sisters, Mrs. Hannah Bengsten and Mrs. Carl Gertner, both of Westbrook; one foster sister, Mrs. Anna Ross, Glendale, California; one foster brother, Luverne Beverson of Tomahawk, Wisconsin; three step children, Dr. Andy Houg of Seattle, Washington; Mrs. Richard Lenz of Hutchingson, Minnesota, and Mrs. D. Q. Storie of Fort Campbell, Kentucky; eight grandchildren, 10 step grandchildren; two great grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends. Burial was in Westbrook Cemetery, Westbrook, Minnesota with the Reverend Don Comnick and the Reverend Russell Comnick in charge of committal services. [ St. Ansgar Enterprise, 1973 – From St. Ansgar Museum Collection ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: Portrait from the 1970 membership directory for First Lutheran Church, St. Ansgar. NOTE: The portrait photo was taken before she married Monrad Houg, so she was still a Comnick at that time; but her tombstone in Minnesota lists her name as Emma Comnick. See the link to that photo, below.
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