Hauser, Florence 1902-1931

HAUSER, GODFREY

Posted By: Doris Hoffman, Volunteer (email)
Date: 8/1/2015 at 13:18:43

Note: Her first name is Florence and her maiden name is Godfrey. Also though it doesn't mention it, her parents were still alive at the time of her death.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon in Westcott's channel for Mrs. Noah Hauser, 28, years old, 210 South Wall Street, who died in a Sioux City hospital Wednesday.

Rev. john P. Hantla will officiate and burial will be in Floyd cemetery. Mrs. Hauser's death resulted from sickness and shock suffered when she learned of the accident in which her two daughters, Lila May, 4 years old, and Ida Marie, 12 years old were injured Sunday. They were hurt when they were struck by an automobile at Fourth and Virginia streets.

The condition of Ida Marie was reported "fair" Thursday night by attendants at St. Vincent's hospital. Lila May has been dismissed rom the hospital.

Sioux City Journal
March 1931
Sioux City, Iowa

Insisted On Rising From Sick Bed When Children Are Hurt

Mrs. Hauser, wife of Noah Hauser, formerly a resident of Milnerville in this county, died in a Sioux City hospital, Thursday aged 28 years. Her two little daughters are in critical condition in the same hospital, the result of an accident in which they were injured Sunday when struck by a car on the street.

Mrs. Hauser was ill in bed at the time of the accident but insisted on getting up and going to the hospital to comfort her little daughters. The shock caused a collapse and doctors and nurses began a struggle to keep death from three months of one family. The injured girls were reported improving yesterday.

Mrs. Hauser is survived by two little girls, a son, her husband, three sisters and a brother.

Le Mars Semi-Weekly Sentinel
Friday, March 27, 1931
Le Mars, Iowa