WILLIAMS, Chester Palmer 1901-1937

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WILLIAMS, Chester Palmer 1901-1937

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Date: 9/30/2009 at 19:04:16

Chester Williams, 36, passed away at his farm home in Cedar Township last Friday, November 4, 1937 from pneumonia that developed after he had been ill only a few days.
Chester Palmer Williams was born at Meroa, Mitchell County, Iowa on February 8, 1901. He was baptized and confirmed in the Rock Creek
Lutheran Church. The years of his youth, up to the time of his marriage, were spent in the parental home. Mr. Williams received his education in the rural schools of this county and also in the Cedar Valley seminary.
On August 24, 1927, he was married to Mae Denner Billings and to them one child, Betty Elaine, was born.
Mr. Williams was an energetic young man, a good farmer and a progressive one. He was also a kind and devoted husband and a father who always had the welfare of his family at heart. Being interested in music and gifted with a pleasing voice, he also considered it his duty, as far as time permitted, to use his talent in singing praises unto the Lord in the choir of his church.
Survivors include: his wife Mae, his daughters, Betty Elaine, Evelyn Frances Billings, and Beverly June Billings; his mother, Mrs. Bertha Williams; his sister, Mrs. Lawrence (Clarice) Olsen; and a brother, Stanley Williams, all of this community.
Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. O.C. Myhre at the Champion Funeral Home at 1:00 p.m. and at the Rock Creek Lutheran Church at 2:00 p.m. Saturday afternoon. The Rev. J.A. Urness, who had baptized and confirmed Chester, also brought comfort to family and friends by his presence. A male quartet and Mrs. O.C. Myhre furnished appropriate music.
Interment was in the Rock Creek cemetery.
Submitted by Steve Norby 2004
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Obituary: Chester Williams, 36, passed away at his farm home in Cedar Township last Friday, November 4, 1937 from pneumonia that developed after he had been ill only a few days. Chester Palmer Williams was born at Meroa, Mitchell County, Iowa on February 8, 1901. He was baptized and confirmed in the Rock Creek Lutheran Church. The years of his youth, up to the time of his marriage, were spent in the parental home. Mr. Williams received his education in the rural schools of this county and also in the Cedar Valley seminary. On August 24, 1927, he was married to Mae Denner Billings and to them one child, Betty Elaine, was born. Mr. Williams was an energetic young man, a good farmer and a progressive one. He was also a kind and devoted husband and a father who always had the welfare of his family at heart. Being interested in music and gifted with a pleasing voice, he also considered it his duty, as far as time permitted, to use his talent in singing praises unto the Lord in the choir of his church. Survivors include: his wife Mae, his daughters, Betty Elaine, Evelyn Frances Billings, and Beverly June Billings; his mother, Mrs. Bertha Williams; his sister, Mrs. Lawrence (Clarice) Olsen; and a brother, Stanley Williams, all of this community. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. O.C. Myhre at the Champion Funeral Home at 1:00 p.m. and at the Rock Creek Lutheran Church at 2:00 p.m. Saturday afternoon. The Rev. J.A. Urness, who had baptized and confirmed Chester, also brought comfort to family and friends by his presence. A male quartet and Mrs. O.C. Myhre furnished appropriate music. Interment was in the Rock Creek cemetery. Submitted by Steve Norby 2004 <A HREF="http://files.usgwarchives.net/ia/mitchell/obits/8/willches.txt" >http://files.usgwarchives.net/ia/mitchell/obits/8/willches.txt</A>
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