Nason, Walter 1873-1934

NASON

Posted By: Doris Hoffman, Volunteer (email)
Date: 7/3/2022 at 14:08:43

Note: The gravestone has the birth year as 1873.

Note: On this first obituary the Sioux City journal mistakenly has him listed as Walter Mason. Pg. 14

WALTER NASON

Following a brief sickness, Walter Mason, 60 years old, died Friday on his farm home near Westfield, Ia.

Mr. Nason was born in 1874 in England and came to the United States with his parents when he was 8 months old. Several years later he moved to a farm near Westfield where he lived until his death.

Surviving Mr. Nason are seven brothers; Albert, John, Harry and George, all of Westfield, Edward of Jefferson, William of Sioux Falls and Joseph of Elk Point and a sister, Annie Nason, of Westfield.

The body is at Anderson’s funeral home pending the completion of funeral arrangements.

Sioux City Journal
Saturday, September 15, 1934
Sioux City, Iowa

WALTER NASON

Funeral services will be held at 2 o’clock Monday afternoon in Anderson’s funeral chapel for Walter Nason, 60, who died Friday on his farm near Westfield, Ia. Rev. James J Davies, pastor of Whitfield Methodist church, will officiate. Burial will be in Logan Park cemetery.

Sioux City Journal
Sunday, September 16, 1934
Sioux City, Iowa

WESTFIELD FARMER IS CALLED

Walter Nason, a well known farmer of Western Plymouth county, died at his house south of Westfield, Ia., Friday, September 14, 1934, after a brief illness, aged 60 years.

Born in England in 1874, Mr. Nason was brought to the United States by his parents when eight months old. Several years later the family moved to a farm near Westfield and he has lived thee since.

Surviving are seven brothers, Albert, John, Harry and George, all of Westfield; Edward, of Jefferson, S. D.; William, of Sioux Falls, S. D., and a sister, Annie Nason, of Westfield.

Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m., in Anderson’s funeral chapel in Sioux City, with Rev. James J. Davies officiating. Interment was in Logan Park cemetery, Sioux City.

Akron Register Tribune
Thursday, September 20, 1934
Akron, Iowa