Obituary Notice of Emil Weiland in Buena Vista County
Emil Weiland died Saturday noon August 1 1936 at his Buena Vista county home after a month long illness. He was 64 5 15 and cancer of the stomach caused his death after a July operation in Sioux City. Born February 16 1872 in Schoenrode Germany he settled in Iowa with his family and married twice Bertha Henneinke on August 7 1896 and Emma Langener on March 25 1913. Survived by two sons Edward and Weiland daughter Mrs Lillie Probst and several others including grandchildren and great grandchild. Funeral services Tuesday at St Johns Lutheran Hanover.
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