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15 September 1976 OBITUARY WAYNE ALBAUGH Graveside services were held Wednesday afternoon, September 8, at Oakhill cemetery for a former Nashuan, Wayne (Bill) Albaugh, 72, who died August 27 at Tri-City hospital in Vista, Ca. Rev Robert Lemmermann officiated at the committal. He was the son of Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Albaugh and was born at Iowa Falls January 14, 1908. The family later moved to Nashua, where Wayne attended school and graduated in the class of 1928. He went to work in Waterloo for the Waterloo Silo company later going to California. He was retired and was living in Coach Court at Vista when he became ill about two weeks before his death. He was preceded by his parents; two brothers, Paul and Earl, and one sister, June. Survivors include four brothers; John of Nashua, Don of New Hampton, Lee of Charles City and Lemar of Anamosa; and three sisters, Mrs. John (Fae) Flint of Ionia; Mrs. Dan (Ethel) McGrath of New Hampton, and Mrs. Walter (Edith) Fisher of Vista; also by 13 nieces and nephews. Contributed by Misti Adams |
25 October 1917 Mrs. Wm. P. Allison Answers Final Summons After Long Illness Hannah M. Ayres was born at Shiloh, Cumberland county, New Jersey, February 14, 1843. She was the oldest of three children born to L. D. and Clarissa B. Ayres. When but a young child she came west with her parents and settled in Wisconsin where the family resided until 1873. At the age of 13 she gave her heart to the Lord and has been a loyal follower of her Master ever since. She was married to William P. Allison on April 22, 1860, and three children were born to the union. Lewis, who died in infancy, Mrs. Carrie Lewis, of Watertown, S. Dak., and Bert E. who resides on the old home place southeast of Nashua. In her younger days Mrs. Allison was a member of the Baptist church, but she united with the Methodist church many years ago, and while she has not enjoyed the best of health she has been an influence for righteousness in her home and community. Many remember her faithful attendance at the Republic church and the memories are happy ones. There remain to mourn the loss of a devoted wife and mother, the aged husband and father William P. Allison, Mrs. C. Lewis and Bert E., and a number of grandchildren. Death occurred after a long illness on Friday morning, October 19th. Mrs. Allison having attained the ripe age of 74 years, 3 months and 5 days. The funeral services were held at the Republic Methodist church Sunday, October 21, at 1:30 p. m. and were conducted by the pastor, Rev. H. D. Green. Burial was made in Greenwood cemetery at Nashua. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to the sorrowong [sic] relatives and trust that the God of their wife and mother will comfort them in their affliction.Contributed by Mike Peterson |
Newspaper and date unknown See Alger Amble Pedigree Chart Contributed by Jim Johnson |
Newspaper and date unknown Died In Waterloo Hospital Sunday Of Carcinoma. Funeral services for Alfred Anderson, 40 were held at I:00 Tuesday at the Champion funeral home in 0sage, the Rev. G. J. Kupke officiating and at 2:30 p.m. at the Lutheran church in Jerico with the pastor, the Rev. M. H. Otto assisting Rev. Kupko. Mrs, Muller and Mrs. Kozak sang three selections "Old Rugged Cross," "Rock Of Ages" and "Asleep in Jesus". Burial was in the Jerico cemetery with six nephews as pallbearers, Manard Douglass, Paul Ronnie, Irvin Betts, Leonard Betts, Andrew Douglas and Ardell Anderson. Two nieces Mary Lou Anderson and Ardys Anderson were in charge of the flowers. Mr. Anderson died Sunday at 2:00 a.m. in the Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo of carcinoma. He had been ill since January and had been confined to hospital in Mason City and Denver, Calif., before entering the Waterloo hospital. Alfred A. Anderson, son of Andrew and Mary Johnson Anderson was born Oct 25, 1902 near Jerico. He farmed in that vicinity until 1936 when he moved to Riceville and in 1942 near Rudd where he lived with his sister Anna and Mae Anderson. He was a member of the Jerico Lutheran Church. Surviving are 5 sisters, Anna and Mae Anderson of near Rudd, Mrs. Peter Ronnle of New Hampton, Mrs. Louis Douglass of Jerico, Mrs. Louis Betts of Waterloo, and three brothers Ole, Leonard, and John Anderson of Waterloo. Besides his parents he was preceded in death by five sisters, Gladys, Adelaide, Mrs. Henry Lindley and two in infancy. See Alfred A. Anderson Pedigree Chart Contributed by Jim Johnson |
New Hampton Economist  Alfred N. Anderson, 85, died from injuries received in an automobile accident Wednesday, October 10, one mile north of Alta Vista. Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday at the Jerico Lutheran Church with Rev. Herbert Laroon, officiating. Rev. M. E. Tweit was soloist and Milton Robinson was organist. Interment was in the Jerico Cemetery with Calvin Anderson, Palmer Anderson, John Andterson, Norman Anderson, John Attleson and Olaf Johnson serving as casket bearers. World War I Veterans in attendance served as honorary bearers. Graveside military honors were accorded by of the Paul Johann V.F.W. Post Number 4069 of Alta Vista. Alfred N. Anderson was born July 29, 1894, in Howard County to Nels and Gertrude (Johnson) Anderson. He was baptized September 9. 1894, and confirmed June 13. 1909, at the Jerico Lutheran Church of which he has been a life long member. He attended the public schools of Howard and Chickasaw counties and also the Oliver Business College at New Hampton and the Sweeny Automotive School at Kansas City. He entered military service with the Army in 1918, served nine months with the 88th Division in France and was honorably discharged in 1919. In 1920, he started farming on the farm near Jerico where he spent the remainder of his life. November 9, 1922, he was married to Gena Hagen at St.Paul, Minn. by Rev. Yluisaker. To this union of nearly 58 years were born four children; Geraldine (Mrs. Paul Munson) of Milwaukee. Ronald of Lawler, Alton Gene and Lana Gundakcr of Marion, all of whom survived except Alton Gene who died April 12, 1942, at age three years and eight months. He is also survived by 11 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Throughout his adult life he served his church in numerous capacities. He was director of the Farmers Lumber Co., of Alta Vista for over 20 years, and served in various offices with the Jerico Creamery and his local school district. He was a charter and life member of the Paul Johann V.F.W. Post, a member of the Fae Stine American Legion Post at New Hampton. An accomplished musician, entertained many residents with his musical talents. He was preceded in death by his parents and all of his six brothers and three sisters; Andrew, Ole, John, Thomas, George, Nels, who died at age 4; Mary (Mrs. Ed Attleson), Martha (Mrs. Peter Johnson) and Barbara who dies at age 17.
See Alfred N. Anderson Pedigree Chart Contributed by James H. Johnson |
New Hampton Gazette Mrs. Hank Anderson died Sunday at Mercy Hospital at Cresco. Jerico. Mrs. Hank Anderson died Sunday, July 21 at the Mercy Hospital Cresco. She had been confined there about two weeks with an attack of diabetes. She had seemed to improve last week but had a relapse and the disease proved fatal. She was the daughter of Andrew and Sigrid Robinson and was born February 10, 1882 in Jacksonville Township. She was educated in the public Schools of Jerico. April 24, 1902 she was married to Mr. Hank Anderson at the church in Jerico. Her father, five brothers, five sisters, five children and four grandchildren survive her. The children are, Oscar, Marie, Alert, Henry and Alice. She lived practically all her life in Chickasaw County where she has made many friends, who join with her relatives in mourning the loss of this kind and good woman. The funeral was held Tuesday, July 23 at the Synod Lutheran Church at Jerico and burial was there. Due to the absence, because of sickness of her regular pastor, Reverend H. N. Tjernagel, the services were held by Reverend Dahle. Those present from away were her son, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, and Mrs. Orval Landswerk of Hayward, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Braham of Rudd, Iowa, Mrs. Andrew O. Bjerke and J. H. Bjerke of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Bjerke of Austin, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Amble, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Amble and Uatin Amble of Adams, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson of Cresco and Mrs. Hanson of Austin, Minn. The Gazette extends sympathy to the bereaved relatives and friends. See Clara (Robinson) Anderson Pedigree Chart Contributed by Jim Johnson |
Newspaper and date unknown Death Occurred On Wednesday. Funeral Held Friday, October 24 At Jerico Lutheran Church. CRANE CREEK - Mrs. Ella Anderson died Wednesday morning at her home in New Hampton following a heart attack. Mrs. Anderson was born in Jacksonville twp., a daughter of the late Severt and Anna Knutson, she spent her entire life in this community and at the time of her death she was 65 years, 9 months, and 2 days of age. She was married to Ole Anderson in November, 1905, and to this union were four children, two of whom died in infancy. Her husband passed away in 1934, and a son, Ole, also preceded her in death in 1939, Surviving are one daughter, Alice, two grand children, Virgil and Helen Anderson, of New Hampton, and also four sisters and one brother, (Bertha) Mrs. Ole Fauberg, Forestburg, So. Dak.; (Martha) Mrs. Tom Thompson, New Hampton; (Mary) Mrs. Halvor Ronnie, Lawler; (Anna) Mrs. George Clynch, Cresco, and Robert Knutson of Lawler. Funeral services were held at the Jerico Lutheran church on Friday, Oct 24 at 2 o'clock p.m., the Rev. N. S. Tjernagel officiating, Rev. Osleby led the prayer at the house. Pall bearers were as follows; Oscar Anderson, Alfred Johnson, Alvie Robinson, J. C. Johnson, O. Anderson and Henry Ronnie. Mrs. H. A. Knutson and Annette Robinson were in charge of the flowers, Relatives and friends who attended the funeral from away were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwimle and daughter, Clara Marie, of Forestburg, So. Dak.; Mrs. Bertha Fauberg and son, Alvin, and Mrs, Ole Olson of Forestburg, So. Dak.; Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Elbert, of Davis corners; Mr. and Mrs. Severt Knutson of Lourdes; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clynch of Cresco; Mr. and Mrs. James Husek, Mr, and Mrs. Lou!s Praska and daughter, Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clynch and George Clynch, all of near Cresco. See Ella (Knutson) Anderson Pedigree Chart Contributed by Jim Johnson |
New Hampton Tribune Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today (Thursday, July 1) for George N. Anderson, 87, of New Hampton, who died Friday. June 25. The rites will be from the Jerico Lutheran Church with the Rev. G. A. R. Gullixson officiating. Interment will be at the Jerico Lutheran Cemetery with Jack Anderson, Charles Grosser, Keith Anderson, Dick Grosser, Paul Tweet and Tim Anderson as casket bearers. Larkin-Martin Funeral Service has charge of arrangements. Mr. Anderson was born January 28. 1889 in Howard County, the son of Nels and Gertrude (Johnson) Anderson. He is survived by three sons, Palmer of Decorah, Calvin of rural Lawler and David of New Hampton: a sister, Mrs. Walter (Edith) Grosser of Decorah: a brother, Alfred Anderson of rural New Hampton: 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, the former Cora Vaala. See George Anderson Pedigree Chart Contributed by Jim Johnson |
Newspaper and date unknown Her Funeral Was Held Lat Thursday. Crane Creek Cor. - It was with much sorrow that relatives and other friends learned of the death of Mrs. Nels Anderson, which occurred at her home in Jacksonville township on Tuesday morning, September I5th, at 8: 30 o'clock. She had been ill for nine months with anemia. The deceased, Miss. Gjertrud Teigen, was born in Jostedahlen, Norway, on February 18, 1853, a daughter of the late Ole and Martha Teigen. She came to Chickasaw county with her parents where she was a young girl and received a careful bringing up in home, public school and the parochial school. On February 13, 1872 she was married in this county to Mr. Nels Anderson who survives. All of their married life was happily spent in their home community. This wonderful little mother not only loved and cared for her own large family, one daughter and two sons of whom preceded her in death, but she leaves to mourn and call her blessed, her daughters Mrs. Mary Attleson of Howard County, Mrs. Martha Johnson at Willow City, North Dakota, and a foster daughter, Mrs. Herman Roenfeldt, formerly Cora Johnson, a daughter of her brother, also six sons, Andrew, at home, George, John, Ole, Alfred, of Chickasaw County and Tom of St. Paul. Beside these she leaves 34 grandchildren and one great grandchild, two brothers, Jack Johnson and Ole Johnson of Howard County. Mrs. Nels Anderson was a devoted christian, charitable woman and a member of the Jerico Synod Lutheran church, from which her funeral was held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services were conducted by Rev. H. M. Tjernagel. Burial was in the cemetery beside the church. Her six sons acted as pall bearers. Those from away to attend her funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Rosenfelt, niece, and Tom Anderson, a son. The passing of Mrs. Anderson marks the closing of a good life where all worldly duties have been done and well done. She has reared monument to her credit in the great service she has given and the family she has reared. To her life companion and all members of her family we extend sympathy in their sorrow. See Gjertrude (Teigen) Anderson Pedigree Chart Contributed by Jim Johnson |
Newspaper and date unknown CRANE CREEK - Hans Anderson was born in Jacksonville township, Chickasaw County, February 28, 1877. He died suddenly from heart disease at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Orval Lundswerk, with whom he made his home, Thursday, August 10, 1939, at noon. Hans Anderson's parents were Mr. and Mrs. Ole Anderson. His parents were among the first settlers in this community. Hank is the name he was know by and he was a familiar figure around Jerico where he made his home all his life. Hans Anderson was baptized, confirmed and remained a member of the Jerico Lutheran church until his death. His occupation was farming. April 24, 1901, he was married to Clara Robinson. She preceded him in death July 21, 1929. A daughter Alice, died at the age of three years. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were the parents of seven children. The six surviving children are: Marie, Mrs. Theo. Haugen, Elma; Oscar, New Hampton; Sena, Mrs. Orval Landswerk, New Hampton; Alice, Alert, and Henry, also of New Hampton; There are eleven grandchildren. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Anna Johnson of Alma; Mrs. L. A. Robinson, New Hampton; and one brother, Jim Anderson, New Hampton. Funeral services were held at the Landswerk home at 1:15 Saturday afternoon, and at the Jerico Lutheran church, at 2 o'clock, by Rev. H. M. Tjernagel. His casket was borne by six of his nephews, namely; John C. Johnson, Ole J. Anderson, Alfred Knutson, Henry Robinson, and Harold Munson. The flowers were arranged by Mrs. AIfred Knutson and Annetta Robinson. He was burled in the cemetery next to the church. The floral offerings were beautiful and there were many donations to the work of the Lutheran Church. The sudden death of Mr. Anderson leaves another vacant chair. His pleasant disposition and friendliness will be missed among us all, but mostly by his children who now have lost both parents. See Hans Anderson Pedigree Chart Contributed by Jim Johnson |
11 January 1900 Contributed by Claudia Groh |
New Hampton Economist Funeral Friday P. M. In His Life Community. Jens Anderson, 81, died at 10:55 Wednesday morning, August 6 at St. Joseph's hospital from a heart condition and complications. He had been failing steadily since shortly after the death of his wife ElIen on January 26, 1946, who never recovered from the results of a broken hip, 17 years earlier and to whom he administered and showed every kindness and consideration during these years. Jens Anderson, son of Ole and Anna Anderson was born 1 mile northwest of Jerlco. He lived his entire life in this same community and was baptized, confirmed, and married and buried from the Jerico Lutheran Church. Farming in this community was his life work. In December, 1890 he was married to Miss Ellen Sampson of New Oregon, in Howard County. They moved onto a farm near Jerico before buying a farm of their own two years later where he lived continuously for 54 years. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were the parents of ten children. A daughter Sarah, died In 1936. Those who survive are: (Sena) Mrs. Merle Mosby, Harrisburg, Pa.; (Agnes) Mrs. Lee Milier, Waterloo; (Clara) Mrs. Don Leyerly, Davenport; (Henrietta) Mrs. Ole Thompson, Hot Springs, South Dakota; (Evelyn) Mrs. Harry Macha; and Ole, New Hampton; Jimmy, Des Moines, and Anna and Elmer who have always lived at home, also twelve grandchildren, two great grandchildren and one sister, Anna, Mrs. Charles Johnson of Elma. The deceased will be greatly missed, especially in his home which he cherished and where he was satisfied and contented, when near his family. His body was taken from the Larkin Chapel to his home where a prayer was said before the funeral services at 2:00 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Jerico Lutheran Church. Rev. Schroeder of Elma had charge of the service. Burial was in the adjoining church lot. His pallbearers were; Oscar Anderson, K. C. Johnson, Percival Johnson, Alvie Robinson, Cleotus Anderson and Jeff A. Knutson. The flowers were in charge of Mrs. Jos. Vaala and Mrs. Cletus Anderson. His children were all in attendance at the rites except Mrs. Ole Thompson who sent a message expressing her regret at being unable to attend, Mrs. Mosby of Harrisburg, came by plane as far as Chicago. She returned to her home Tuesday. See Jens Anderson Pedigree Chart Contributed by Jim Johnson |
Newspaper and date unknown Rev. H. M. Tjernagel in Charge Of Funeral Services Wednesday Afternoon At Jerico. CRANE CREEK - Ole O. Anderson, age 39 years, 6 months and 28 days, Jacksonville township farmer died suddenly Sunday afternoon about 5:00 o'clock at Fredericksburg. During the afternoon he had played baseball with a group of neighbors. Later he complained of pains in his chest and decided to visit a doctor. He drove to Fredericksburg to see Dr. S. D. Zoller and while waiting for the physician to arrive he died. Heart disease was the cause of his death. Ole O. Anderson was born December 18, 1899 In Chickasaw county, a son of Ole and Ellen Anderson. He was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith and has been a member of the Jerlco Lutheran church all his life. On December 24, 1923 he was united in marriage to Cella Veverka. To this union three children were born; a son Norbert, preceded his father in death. He Is survived by his wife, two children, Virgil and Helen, his mother Mrs. Ellen Anderson, and one sister, Mrs. Ed Novak of Spillvllle. His father, a sister, and a brother have also preceded him in death. Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 :00 o'clock at the home and 3:00 o'clock at the Jerico Lutheran church with Rev. H. M. Tjernagel in charge. Pallbearers were Oscar Anderson, Karl Johnson, Alfred Knutson, Omar Robinson, Henry Ronnie and Edwin Thompson. Burial was made in the adjoining cemetery. Sympathy Is extended to those who mourn his death. See Ole O. Anderson Pedigree Chart Contributed by Jim Johnson |
14 March 1907 Surnames: Pease, Gardner, Stone, Applegate Contributed by Claudia Groh |
Newspaper Name and Date Unknown Funeral services for Alfred (Bob) Attleson, 75, Elma, were held Monday, Nov. 19, from the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Crane Creek with Rev. Lance Kittleson officiating. Burial was in the Church cemetery. Alfred (Bob) Attleson died Friday, Nov. 16, at Colonial Manor where he had been a resident for some time. He was born January 31, 1909, in Chickasaw County, the son of Edward and Mary (Anderson) Attleson. He attended the Howard County Schools and served in the Armed Forces. Survivors include one son John of Houston, TX, three daughters, Mrs. Rocky (Rosa) Espanosa of Humble, TX, Cora and Mary Attleson, both of Houston, TX, one sister, Mrs. Cora Johnson, Colonial Manor, Alma; one brother John Attleson of Hollis Center, ME, and one grandchild. Preceding him in death are his parents, three sisters, Muriel Attleson, Gertrude Johnson and Marjorie Johnson, two brothers, Nordeen and Henry Attleson. Graveside military services were by the Lawler American Legion. See Alfred Attleson Pedigree Chart Contributed by James H. Johnson |
Newspaper Name and Date Unknown See Andrew Attleson Family Group Record for obituary and additional data. Contributed by Jim Johnson |
The Jamestown, North Dakota Sun, 2 July 1958, page 3. The Jamestown, North Dakota Sun, 7 July 1958, page 3. Contributed by Jim Johnson, October 2007 |
Probably July 1927
The death of Mrs. Carrie Attleson occurred in the Miller Hospital in St. Paul Thursday evening, June 30, 1927 following an operation for tumor and, after ten weeks of serious illness. Contributed by James H. Johnson |
Newspaper Name and Date Unknown (c. June 1954) Funeral Services at St. Olaf's Church Edward E. Attleson, 78, former sheriff of Chickasaw county and former New Hampton business man died at 8:10 p.m. Monday, June 7, at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vikdal of Marion, where he had resided for eight years. The body was brought to Perrys Chapel and funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at St. Olaf's Lutheran church. Gertrude Attleson will sing "Nearer the Cross" and John E. Vikdal will sing "The Lord's Prayer." Burial will be in Graceland cemetery with three nephews, Floyd Munson and Lester Munson and three cousins, Stanley Attleson, Erick Attleson, and Ben Attleson as pall bearers. Edward Attleson, son of Ed and Julia Thompson Attleson was born April 25, 1876 in Jacksonville township, Chickasaw county. He attended the rural schools and on Oct. 3, 1899 he was married to Ettie Amanda Clapper, in New Hampton. He served as sheriff of Chickasaw county for two years, was in the implement business in New Hampton, farmed for a time and was also employed as a male nurse. He resided in Chickasaw county and Anoka, Minn. during his lifetime and the past eight years lived at Marion. Six children were born to this union. Mr. Attleson was a member of the Crane Creek Lutheran church and the Masonic Lodge. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Etta Vikdal of Marion, Mrs. Ethel Montgomery of Victor, Mrs. Effie Kuhtz of Brooklyn and Mrs. Eva Goodwin of Renton, Wash.; one son Edson Elmer Attleson of Cortland, New York; fifteen grandchildren; two great grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Nettie Lingle of Nashua, Montana; Mrs. Martha Munson of Lawler, Mrs. Julia Walker of Verndale, Minn., and Mrs. Anna Walker of Wadena, Minn. and three brothers, Hans, John, and Tom Attleson all of Verndale, Minn. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife in December, 1935; one daughter, Edna Pearl Attleson, two sisters and two brothers. See Ed Attleson Pedigree Chart and Family Group Record Contributed by Jim Johnson |
The Jamestown, North Dakota Sun, 30 March 1965, page 2 Contributed by Jim Johnson, October 2007 |
Mrs. Ida Attleson, 83, wife of the late Andrew J. Attleson, died· Sunday night at Jamestown Hospital where she had been a patient for the past two weeks. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Chester L Johnson, pastor, in charge. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. The body is in the Eddy Funeral Home until taken to the church Wednesday at noon. Mrs. Attleson, the former Ida Fossen, was born Feb. 21, 1884, in Chickasaw County near Hampton, Iowa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Fossen. She received her education in the local schools there and was married to Andrew J. Attleson on Aug. 19, 1908, in the Crane Creek Lutheran Church near Hampton. After their marriage they farmed in Chickasaw County until coming to North Dakota in 1917 when they settled on a farm southwest of Jamestown in Lenton Township. In 1926 they moved to a farm in Rose Township near Spiritwood Lake. Since her husband's death on July 1, 1958, Mrs. Attleson continued to live with her son John on the farm until she moved to Hi-Acres Manor on Nov. 31, 1966, ·where she had resided since. She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. Survivors include five sons, John, Olai and Alvin Attleson, all of Jamestown, Harry Attleson, Valley City, and Kenneth Attleson, Spiritwood; one daughter, Mrs. Harold Oppegard (Alice), Gilby; 19 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Elmer and Severt Fossen, Lawler, Iowa. Her husband, one daughter Clarine, two sisters, four brothers and her parents preceded her in death. Contributed by Jim Johnson, October 2007 |
The Jamestown, North Dakota Sun, 29 December 1987, page 7. |
Charles City Press See Stanley Attleson Pedigree Chart |
4 September 1913 Surnames: Augustine, Hope, Kirwin Contributed by Claudia Groh |
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Sarah Huscko, Dan Amble, Ryan Amble, Abigail, Lydia, and Eleanor Lofte, Emily Sorenson, Brittany and Lucas Trewin, and Garrett Johnson. Honorary casket bearers will be Bill Weigel, Richard Armbrecht, Avey Johnson, Bob Brincks, Gil Lensing, Gary Douglas, Rich Gerber, Don Blocker, Dick Stolfus, and Ralph Koenigsfeld. Visitation will be from 3 to 8 pm Tuesday, January 11 at Conway-Kolbet Funeral Home in New Hampton and an hour prior to services a the church. 
