HUSON, Hale E. 1896-1949

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HUSON, Hale E. 1896-1949

HUSON, LEWIS, REYNOLDS, MESENBRINK

Posted By: County Coordinator (kermit)
Date: 4/11/2011 at 12:47:46

ITEM #1:
Last Rites at Osage
for World War I Vet
OSAGE, IOWA — Funeral services for Hale Huson, 52, veteran of World War I, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, the Rev. C. D. James officiating. He died Saturday at Hines Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
He was born in Illinois and came to Osage in 1905 where he lived with a sister, Mrs. Albert Morse. He served for two years in World War I and after discharge was employed as a mail carrier in Osage.
Following his marriage in 1927 to Sadie Reynolds at Harmony, Minnesota, he lived at Osage, Milford and Sioux City. At the last named city he became ill and was transferred to postal work at Hines Memorial Hospital.
Survivors include the widow, son Richard, daughter Marian and two sisters, Mrs. Ray Nirderer of Madison, Wisconsin, and Mrs. Morse.
[Mason City Globe Gazette, Wednesday, February 16, 1949]
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#2: (Bio)
Hale E. Huson was born March 3, 1896, in Grayslake, Illinois to Aaron R. and Alice (Lewis) Huson. He had one brother, Lewis, and three sisters, Blanche (Mrs. Albert Morse) Bernice, and Ruth (Mrs. Ray Nirderer). His mother died when Hale was two years old. For the next seven years he lived in Garnett, Kansas with his Aunt Adelia, and other relatives in Louisiana and the Chicago area. When his sister, Blanche (Mrs. Albert Morse) married, she specified to her husband-to-be, Albert Morse, that her little brother would have a home with her. Albert consented to this request. So, in 1905 Hale came to live on the Morse farm just east of Osage. He graduated from Osage High School and attended the University of Iowa in Iowa City for two years. He was in the Army for two years during World War I. Following his discharge, he was a mail carrier in Osage.
In 1927, he married Sadie Reynolds at Harmony, Minnesota. Their wedding was the first wedding in the new Methodist Church in Harmony. They lived in Osage and Milford during the first months of their marriage, and then moved to Sioux City, Iowa. Hale worked at the main post office in Sioux City.
To this union two children were born, Richard H. and Marian A. (Mrs. Alvin Daniel Mesenbrink).
In 1948, the family moved to Maywood, Illinois, as Hale accepted a transfer to the post office at Hines Veteran's Hospital. He was employed there until he passed away in February 1949.
By Frances Morse, Mitchell County History, 1989.
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#3:
FORMER RESIDENT
DIED SUNDAY IN
CHICAGO HOSPITAL
Funeral services for Hale E. Huson, 52, former Osage resident, were held Wednesday afternoon at the First Methodist church in Osage, with Rev. C.D. James officiating. Burial was made in the Osage cemetery. Services were held at the First Presbyterian church of Maywood, Illinois, previous to the Osage rites.
Mr. Huson died Sunday at the Hines Veterans Hospital in Chicago, where he had submitted to surgery February 11.
Hale E. Huson was born at Round Lake, Illinois, March 3, 1896, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huson. At the age of ten he went to live with his eldest sister, Blanche Morse, and family, where he made his home until 1927.
Mr. Huson graduated from the Osage high school and attended the Cedar Valley junior college for one year, after which he took the civil service examination and was appointed rural mail carrier. He served for several years on the Osage route and later attended the State University of Iowa at Iowa City for three years.
On June 8, 1927 he was united in marriage to Sadie Margaret Reynolds of Harmony, Minnesota. To this union two children were born, Richard Hale and Marian Adele.
The Husons lived at Sioux City from 1928 to 1948. On May 1, 1948, Mr. Huson transferred from the Sioux City U.S. Post Office to the finance department of the Hines, Illinois, post office.
He was a member of the Morningside Presbyterian Church of Sioux City, the Masonic Order, and the American Legion Post of Maywood, Illnois, having recently transferred his membership from the Monahan Post of Sioux City.
Surviving are his wife and two children; two sisters, Mrs. Albert Morse of Osage, and Mrs. R.W. Niederer of Madison, Wisconsin.
Mitchell County Press - 17 FEB 1949
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#4:
Osage Cemetery listing on IaGenWeb:
HUSON, HALE E. (loc) 1223 11 (Death/burial date) 16 FEB 1949.
HUSON, SADIE M. (loc) 1223 11 (Death/burial date) 18 SEP 1979.
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Obituary: ITEM #1: Last Rites at Osage for World War I Vet OSAGE, IOWA — Funeral services for Hale Huson, 52, veteran of World War I, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, the Rev. C. D. James officiating. He died Saturday at Hines Memorial Hospital in Chicago. He was born in Illinois and came to Osage in 1905 where he lived with a sister, Mrs. Albert Morse. He served for two years in World War I and after discharge was employed as a mail carrier in Osage. Following his marriage in 1927 to Sadie Reynolds at Harmony, Minnesota, he lived at Osage, Milford and Sioux City. At the last named city he became ill and was transferred to postal work at Hines Memorial Hospital. Survivors include the widow, son Richard, daughter Marian and two sisters, Mrs. Ray Nirderer of Madison, Wisconsin, and Mrs. Morse. [Mason City Globe Gazette, Wednesday, February 16, 1949] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: (Bio) Hale E. Huson was born March 3, 1896, in Grayslake, Illinois to Aaron R. and Alice (Lewis) Huson. He had one brother, Lewis, and three sisters, Blanche (Mrs. Albert Morse) Bernice, and Ruth (Mrs. Ray Nirderer). His mother died when Hale was two years old. For the next seven years he lived in Garnett, Kansas with his Aunt Adelia, and other relatives in Louisiana and the Chicago area. When his sister, Blanche (Mrs. Albert Morse) married, she specified to her husband-to-be, Albert Morse, that her little brother would have a home with her. Albert consented to this request. So, in 1905 Hale came to live on the Morse farm just east of Osage. He graduated from Osage High School and attended the University of Iowa in Iowa City for two years. He was in the Army for two years during World War I. Following his discharge, he was a mail carrier in Osage. In 1927, he married Sadie Reynolds at Harmony, Minnesota. Their wedding was the first wedding in the new Methodist Church in Harmony. They lived in Osage and Milford during the first months of their marriage, and then moved to Sioux City, Iowa. Hale worked at the main post office in Sioux City. To this union two children were born, Richard H. and Marian A. (Mrs. Alvin Daniel Mesenbrink). In 1948, the family moved to Maywood, Illinois, as Hale accepted a transfer to the post office at Hines Veteran's Hospital. He was employed there until he passed away in February 1949. By Frances Morse, Mitchell County History, 1989. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #3: FORMER RESIDENT DIED SUNDAY IN CHICAGO HOSPITAL Funeral services for Hale E. Huson, 52, former Osage resident, were held Wednesday afternoon at the First Methodist church in Osage, with Rev. C.D. James officiating. Burial was made in the Osage cemetery. Services were held at the First Presbyterian church of Maywood, Illinois, previous to the Osage rites. Mr. Huson died Sunday at the Hines Veterans Hospital in Chicago, where he had submitted to surgery February 11. Hale E. Huson was born at Round Lake, Illinois, March 3, 1896, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huson. At the age of ten he went to live with his eldest sister, Blanche Morse, and family, where he made his home until 1927. Mr. Huson graduated from the Osage high school and attended the Cedar Valley junior college for one year, after which he took the civil service examination and was appointed rural mail carrier. He served for several years on the Osage route and later attended the State University of Iowa at Iowa City for three years. On June 8, 1927 he was united in marriage to Sadie Margaret Reynolds of Harmony, Minnesota. To this union two children were born, Richard Hale and Marian Adele. The Husons lived at Sioux City from 1928 to 1948. On May 1, 1948, Mr. Huson transferred from the Sioux City U.S. Post Office to the finance department of the Hines, Illinois, post office. He was a member of the Morningside Presbyterian Church of Sioux City, the Masonic Order, and the American Legion Post of Maywood, Illnois, having recently transferred his membership from the Monahan Post of Sioux City. Surviving are his wife and two children; two sisters, Mrs. Albert Morse of Osage, and Mrs. R.W. Niederer of Madison, Wisconsin. Mitchell County Press - 17 FEB 1949 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #4: Osage Cemetery listing on IaGenWeb: HUSON, HALE E. (loc) 1223 11 (Death/burial date) 16 FEB 1949. HUSON, SADIE M. (loc) 1223 11 (Death/burial date) 18 SEP 1979. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Photo from MITCHELL COUNTY HISTORY, 1989.
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