MORAN, Clive Hinman 1894-1945

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MORAN, Clive Hinman 1894-1945

MORAN, BUSH, CLARK, WILSON

Posted By: Diane Scott (email)
Date: 4/2/2010 at 15:32:16

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CLIVE MORAN FUNERAL SERVICES ON MONDAY
OSAGE, IOWA -- Funeral services for Clive Moran, 51, who died at his home here Friday will be held at 2 p.m. Monday. Rev. Glen Hartong will conduct the services and will be assisted by members of the Masonic Lodge. burial will be in Osage cemetery.
He had been employed by the Mitchell county highway commission for 16 years.
[ Waterloo Daily Courier, Sunday, October 14, 1945 ]
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IOWA Deaths
OSAGE -- Clive Moran, 51, died Friday at his home on Pleasant street having been in ill health for sometime. He was born in Osage June 20, 1894, son of Ernest K. and Vinnie Bush Moran. When a youth he suffered infantile paralysis, hindering his athletic and musical career, in both of which he was particularly adept. He married Minnie Clark in August, 1922, at Minneapolis, and the couple established their first home in Osage.
He was employed by the Monarch Film Co., and upon its removal to Waterloo left Osage for a six year period, during which he continued with the Monarch company. The family then returned to Osage.
He was a member of the Masonic lodge, and was employed by the Mitchell county highway commission for the last 16 years.
He leaves the widow, two sons, Ernest, discharged veteran now attending the Minnesota State university; and Pvt. Richard Moran, Ft. Riley, Kansas; one brother, A. B. Moran, St. Paul, Minnesota; one sister, Mrs. George Wilson, St. Paul, Minnesota.
[ Waterloo Daily Courier, Sunday, October 14, 1945 ]

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Obituary: #1: CLIVE MORAN FUNERAL SERVICES ON MONDAY OSAGE, IOWA -- Funeral services for Clive Moran, 51, who died at his home here Friday will be held at 2 p.m. Monday. Rev. Glen Hartong will conduct the services and will be assisted by members of the Masonic Lodge. burial will be in Osage cemetery. He had been employed by the Mitchell county highway commission for 16 years. [ Waterloo Daily Courier, Sunday, October 14, 1945 ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: IOWA Deaths OSAGE -- Clive Moran, 51, died Friday at his home on Pleasant street having been in ill health for sometime. He was born in Osage June 20, 1894, son of Ernest K. and Vinnie Bush Moran. When a youth he suffered infantile paralysis, hindering his athletic and musical career, in both of which he was particularly adept. He married Minnie Clark in August, 1922, at Minneapolis, and the couple established their first home in Osage. He was employed by the Monarch Film Co., and upon its removal to Waterloo left Osage for a six year period, during which he continued with the Monarch company. The family then returned to Osage. He was a member of the Masonic lodge, and was employed by the Mitchell county highway commission for the last 16 years. He leaves the widow, two sons, Ernest, discharged veteran now attending the Minnesota State university; and Pvt. Richard Moran, Ft. Riley, Kansas; one brother, A. B. Moran, St. Paul, Minnesota; one sister, Mrs. George Wilson, St. Paul, Minnesota. [ Waterloo Daily Courier, Sunday, October 14, 1945 ]
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