Mrs M A Klingman Peters dies at 74 in Wadena
Mrs. M A Klingman of Wadena died March 7 1987 aged seventy four years five months fourteen days. Born Oct 16 1862 in Illyrie township Fayette county she was the youngest daughter of Alexander W and Margaret Tane Peters. She married M A Klingman Nov 14 1850 and had five children including Elizabeth and James. Survived by husband two siblings and many relatives. The funeral was held at the United Brethren church in Wadena with Rev Elliott officiating.
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