Luros, Hannah (Anderson) 1870 – 1905

LUROS, ANDERSON

Posted By: Joy Moore (email)
Date: 5/19/2024 at 21:00:42

Source: Twice-A-Week Plain Dealer Apr. 11, 1905, LP, C6

OBITUARY.
LUROS.
Hannah Anderson Luros was born in Orleans township, Winnesheik{sic} county, Iowa, Dec. 26, 1870. She was the daughter of Anon Anderson and Caroline. At an early age she lost her mother. She was brought up and confirmed in the Lutheran faith. May 11, 1892, she was married to Theodore A. Luros, now a prosperous banker or Cary, N. D. This union was blessed with only one child, a boy who is now about 11 years old. Mrs. Luros had not been in good health for some time. The latter part of February she came to Decorah, where she was taken violently ill with peritonitis. She recovered, however, and was able to return to her home in N. D. But the doctors said that an abcess had formed, for which an operation might be necessary. She submitted to this operation, but died the same day, March 31.
The remains were brought to the old home in Winneshiek county, and were laid to rest in the family plot by the Orleans church. Services were conducted by Rev. Otterson, pastor of Orleans Norwegian Luth. church. A quartet from Cresco, consisting of Mesdames Gillespie and White and Messrs. Patterson and Burgess, with Mrs. Clyde Mitchell at the organ, assisted in the services.

Added by Joy Moore April 22, 2019
The above obituary was also posted in the Decorah Republican Apr. 13, 1905 P7 C2

Source: Decorah Republican Apr. 13, 1905 P7 C2

The relatives and friends of Mrs. Hannah Luros of Crary, N. D. were shocked to hear of her sudden death on Friday, March 31st. The funeral was held Monday from the home of her parents north of town.

Orleans Lutheran Cemetery
 

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