WOLFF, Lois (nee Morse) 1876-1936

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WOLFF, Lois (nee Morse) 1876-1936

WOLFF, MORSE, TROWBRIDGE

Posted By: Diane Scott (email)
Date: 8/2/2010 at 16:18:19

Lois (nee Morse) Wolff March 8, 1876 –May 17, 1936
Wife of George Wolff 1876-1958;
Daughter of Isaac Harley Morse and Olive Louisa (Trowbridge) Morse
#1
DEATHS OF THREE WOMEN AT OSAGE ARE REPORTED
Osage –Three elderly Osage Women, Mr. George Wolff, 60; Mrs. Gustave E. Troge, 77; and Lizzie Dynna, 53, died over the week-end.
A paralytic stroke ended Mrs. Wolff’s life. Her husband and two sons survive. Mrs. Troge died of pneumonia. She is survived by 10 grandchildren. Miss Dynna died at the state hospital at Independence, where she was commited last month. Four sisters survive her.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Monday, May 18, 1936
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Mrs. Wolff of Little Cedar Buried in Osage
Osage—Funeral services were held here at the Shelledy funeral home Tuesday morning in charge of the Rev. H. M. Tiffany, pastor of the Methodist church at Little Cedar, for Mrs. George Wolff, 60, who died very suddenly at her farm home near Little Cedar Sunday morning as she was getting up. Mrs. Wolff had been up and around all day Saturday as usual but she suffered a stroke of apoplexy Sunday morning and died.
Lois Morse, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Morse, was born here March 8, 1876. She was married here to George Wolff and they have lived o a farm near Little Cedar all their married life.
Surviving are two sons; Morse Wolff of LeRoy, Minn., and Lawrence Wolff of Little Cedar; two brothers, Albert Morse of Osage and Warren Morse of Estherville.
Burial was in the Osage Cemetery.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Tuesday May 19, 1936

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Obituary: Lois (nee Morse) Wolff March 8, 1876 –May 17, 1936 Wife of George Wolff 1876-1958; Daughter of Isaac Harley Morse and Olive Louisa (Trowbridge) Morse #1 DEATHS OF THREE WOMEN AT OSAGE ARE REPORTED Osage –Three elderly Osage Women, Mr. George Wolff, 60; Mrs. Gustave E. Troge, 77; and Lizzie Dynna, 53, died over the week-end. A paralytic stroke ended Mrs. Wolff’s life. Her husband and two sons survive. Mrs. Troge died of pneumonia. She is survived by 10 grandchildren. Miss Dynna died at the state hospital at Independence, where she was commited last month. Four sisters survive her. Mason City Globe Gazette, Monday, May 18, 1936 #2 Mrs. Wolff of Little Cedar Buried in Osage Osage—Funeral services were held here at the Shelledy funeral home Tuesday morning in charge of the Rev. H. M. Tiffany, pastor of the Methodist church at Little Cedar, for Mrs. George Wolff, 60, who died very suddenly at her farm home near Little Cedar Sunday morning as she was getting up. Mrs. Wolff had been up and around all day Saturday as usual but she suffered a stroke of apoplexy Sunday morning and died. Lois Morse, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Morse, was born here March 8, 1876. She was married here to George Wolff and they have lived o a farm near Little Cedar all their married life. Surviving are two sons; Morse Wolff of LeRoy, Minn., and Lawrence Wolff of Little Cedar; two brothers, Albert Morse of Osage and Warren Morse of Estherville. Burial was in the Osage Cemetery. Mason City Globe Gazette, Tuesday May 19, 1936
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