Carl Henry Paulson 1872-1942

PAULSON

Posted By: Ardith Earl (email)
Date: 10/18/2015 at 23:23:16

THE SUN
Red Oak, Iowa
Thursday, September 17, 1942

Carl H. Paulson Dies at Stanton
Following An Illness of More Than a Year
Well Known Stanton Citizen Passes Away Monday.

Funeral Services for Carl Henry Paulson of Stanton were held from the Mamrelund church in that town Wednesday at 2 p. m., the services being conducted by Rev. A. Leonard Smith of that church. Pallbearers were Martin Anderson, C. A. Wickstrom, O. C. Anderson, S. G. Trybom, A. W. Tiren and R. B. Rees. Music was provided by the church choir and interment was in Mamrelund cemetery.

Mr. Paulson was born in Burlington, April 30, 1872, and came to Stanton early in life where he was married May 27, 1903, Mrs. Paulson surviving together with a daughter, Mable, at home in Stanton, and a son, Theodore, whose present address is unknown. Mr. Paulson was a farmer and laborer until his health failed him. He died Monday, Sept. 14, at 9:30 P. M. of senility of the heart, after an illness of about one year.