JENSEN, Lewis 1871-1943

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JENSEN, Lewis 1871-1943

JENSEN, LUCKINBILL

Posted By: County Coordinator (kermit)
Date: 3/20/2010 at 22:14:45

Funeral at St. Ansgar for Lewis Jensen, 72
St. Ansgar, Iowa - Funeral services for Lewis Jensen, 72, were held Friday at the Champion Funeral Parlors, Osage. The Rev. W. F. Belling, pastor of the Methodist Church, St. Ansgar, officiating.
He died at his home here Tuesday evening following a heart attack
Born in Denmark, he had been a resident of this vicinity most of his life.
Surviving are his wife; two sons, Raymond of Mitchell, and Vernon of Rockford, Illinois; and a daughter, Mrs. Paul Luckinbill, Yates City.
Burial was made in the East cemetery at St. Ansgar.
Source: Mason City Globe-Gazette, Saturday, September 11, 1943
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NOTE: The St. Ansgar Cemetery data shows:
"JENSEN, Lewis 1871 -- September 7, 1943"
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JOHN KLINGER
STORE KEEPER
MITCHELL, DIES
Several Others in County
Called By Death
During Week
Death has claimed several in the county this week, among them John Klinger, 63, who had operated a grocery and general store at Mitchell for 40 years, and Louis Jensen, well-known St. Ansgar farmer. Both died suddenly from heart attacks. . .
LEWIS JENSEN
Lewis Jensen, 72, died at his home at St. Ansgar at 8 o'clock Tueday evening after an illness from heart disease of about two hours. While Mr. Jensen had not been in the best of health the . . . .
[Continued on page four...missing]
Source: Mitchell County Press-news, Sept. 9, 1943
Note: Page 4 was not photographed at the time.

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Obituary: Funeral at St. Ansgar for Lewis Jensen, 72 St. Ansgar, Iowa - Funeral services for Lewis Jensen, 72, were held Friday at the Champion Funeral Parlors, Osage. The Rev. W. F. Belling, pastor of the Methodist Church, St. Ansgar, officiating. He died at his home here Tuesday evening following a heart attack Born in Denmark, he had been a resident of this vicinity most of his life. Surviving are his wife; two sons, Raymond of Mitchell, and Vernon of Rockford, Illinois; and a daughter, Mrs. Paul Luckinbill, Yates City. Burial was made in the East cemetery at St. Ansgar. Source: Mason City Globe-Gazette, Saturday, September 11, 1943 ------------------------------------ NOTE: The St. Ansgar Cemetery data shows: "JENSEN, Lewis 1871 -- September 7, 1943" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JOHN KLINGER STORE KEEPER MITCHELL, DIES Several Others in County Called By Death During Week Death has claimed several in the county this week, among them John Klinger, 63, who had operated a grocery and general store at Mitchell for 40 years, and Louis Jensen, well-known St. Ansgar farmer. Both died suddenly from heart attacks. . . LEWIS JENSEN Lewis Jensen, 72, died at his home at St. Ansgar at 8 o'clock Tueday evening after an illness from heart disease of about two hours. While Mr. Jensen had not been in the best of health the . . . . [Continued on page four...missing] Source: Mitchell County Press-news, Sept. 9, 1943 Note: Page 4 was not photographed at the time.
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