Frank D. Moore

MOORE

Posted By: Rebecca Foster (email)
Date: 8/31/2014 at 13:28:44

FRANK MOORE, BUFFALO, IA., ANSWERS CALL

Had Been Resident of Buffalo for More Than 65 Years

Frank David Moore, life resident of Buffalo, Ia., passed away at 5: 30 p.m. Tuesday at his home after a lingering illness.

Mr. Moore was born March 22, 1860 in Buffalo township. He was married to Miss Amanda Myers who preceded him in death 25 years ago. In 1908 he married Mrs. Christina Huber at Buffalo. For many years Mr. Moore was employed at the Buffalo quarry as a driller. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moore, pioneer settlers in that community.

Surviving besides the widow are two sons, Clarence, Davenport; and Francis, Buffalo; two daughters, Mrs. John Stalder, Buffalo; and Mrs. James Matthews, Denver, Colo; four stepchildren, Charles Enhelder, International Falls, Minn.; Louis Huber, Buffalo; Mrs. William Hockmuth, Danville, Ill; and Mrs. Herman Lindamann, Greenwood, Wis.; two brothers, Samuel and Charles Moore, and two sisters, Mrs. David Peacock, and Mrs. William Kearney, all of Buffalo.

The body was removed to the Hill & Fredericks mortuary and was returned to the late home this afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Christian Union church of Buffalo with the Rev. M.A. Getzendaner officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery.

Source: Davenport Democrat and Leader; Davenport, Ia.,Wednesday, February 8, 1928.

HOLD SERVICES FOR FRANK MOORE AT BUFFALO, IA.

Funeral services for Frank D. Moore were held at the Union Christian church at Buffalo, Iowa, at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. The Rev. M.A. Getzendaner officiated at the services at the church and at the grave in Rose Hill cemetery.

Miss Stella McCullough, Miss Celesta Wendland and William Ochsner, accompanied by Mrs. C.J. Neumeister sang "It is Well With My Soul" and "No Disappointments in Heaven."

Pallbearers were William Peacock, James Brown, R.E. Clark, Paul Kearney, Warren Mohr and Charles Mohr.

Source: Davenport Democrat and Leader; Davenport, Ia.,Sunday, February 12, 1928