Hanno, Mrs. Anna 1883-1938

HANNO, LANG

Posted By: Linda Ziemann, volunteer (email)
Date: 11/7/2007 at 07:08:40

LeMars Globe-Post
November 28, 1938

DEATH CLAIMS MRS. ANNA HANNO, REMSEN
Lifelong Resident Is Laid To Rest At Remsen Wednesday Afternoon

Remsen Bell-Enterprise: A six months battle for life ended early Monday for
Mrs. Anna Hanno, lifelong resident of this community, who passed away at her
home northeast of town at the age of 55 years. Her death followed two
paralytic attacks, the first of which came last May. Surviving Mrs. Hanno
are her four daughters, two sons, her mother, two brothers and one sister.
Funeral services were held in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wednesday afternoon.

The deceased, nee Anna Lang, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lang,
pioneer residents here, was born April 10, 1883, on a farm north of Remsen.
As a little girl she moved with her parents to town some 45 years ago and
the family resided here for many years until the parents moved to Santa
Cruz, Calif. She attended the Remsen public school and on September 5,
1901, was united in marriage to Gus Hanno, also a resident here. The young
couple settled on what is known as the "old Hanno farm" eight miles
southeast of town, where they resided for one year. Then they moved to her
father's farm north of town, living there a few years, and in 1906 they
purchased the old Walker farm one and one-half miles northeast of town,
which is still the family home.

Surviving are the following children: Irma, now Mrs. Clarence Harnack; Earl
Hanno and Roy Hanno in this community; Vera, now Mrs. C. G. Hammer of Santa
Cruz; and Lois and Mavis at home. The brothers are Chas. F. Lang of Remsen
and Joe Lang of Santa Cruz, and the sister is Mrs. Charles Peters, also of
Remsen. Her aged mother also resides in Santa Cruz.

Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the
home, followed by services in St. Paul's church, with the pastor Rev. Paul
Wuebben in charge.