PALM, John 1858-1931

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PALM, John 1858-1931

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Posted By: County Coordinator (kermit)
Date: 7/1/2010 at 22:27:47

John Palm, Well-
Known Mona Man
Died Last Week
John Palm, one of the best known residents of Mona, passed away at his home last week, after suffering poor health for a year, and acute illness for about six weeks. About a month ago, when his condition became serious, he was taken to an Austin hospital, but was beyond help.
Mr. Palm was 73 years of age. When a young man, he and his wife came from Sweden (in 1882) and settled at Carpenter. There they lived for many years, later moving to his late Mona home. Mrs. Palm passed away ten years ago, and his daughter Alma, has kept house for him.
Another daughter, Miss Ida Palm, clerked for a number of years in the Bert A. Day Store (now Jackson Store) and made her home with the Louis Huesselmanns. She is now a nurse in the Austin hospital, and helped care for her father during his last illness. Another child, a son, Adolph, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, survives, besides his sister, Mrs. Will J. G. Larson, of Des Moines.
Funeral services were held at Mona Friday at 2 o'clock, and burial was made at Deer Creek beside his wife and three children the latter of whom passed away in infancy.
[Mitchell County Press, Wednesday, August 5, 1931]
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#2:
www.findagrave.com shows John A. Palm born 1858, died 1931.
Deer Creek Cemetery, lot #11 - created by Shawn

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Obituary: John Palm, Well- Known Mona Man Died Last Week John Palm, one of the best known residents of Mona, passed away at his home last week, after suffering poor health for a year, and acute illness for about six weeks. About a month ago, when his condition became serious, he was taken to an Austin hospital, but was beyond help. Mr. Palm was 73 years of age. When a young man, he and his wife came from Sweden (in 1882) and settled at Carpenter. There they lived for many years, later moving to his late Mona home. Mrs. Palm passed away ten years ago, and his daughter Alma, has kept house for him. Another daughter, Miss Ida Palm, clerked for a number of years in the Bert A. Day Store (now Jackson Store) and made her home with the Louis Huesselmanns. She is now a nurse in the Austin hospital, and helped care for her father during his last illness. Another child, a son, Adolph, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, survives, besides his sister, Mrs. Will J. G. Larson, of Des Moines. Funeral services were held at Mona Friday at 2 o'clock, and burial was made at Deer Creek beside his wife and three children the latter of whom passed away in infancy. [Mitchell County Press, Wednesday, August 5, 1931] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: <A HREF="http://www.findagrave.com" >www.findagrave.com</A> shows John A. Palm born 1858, died 1931. Deer Creek Cemetery, lot #11 - created by Shawn
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