Fox Family obituary and community notes in Wadena
Charles Eugene Fox, son of Stephen and Mary Ann Fox, born Bel vedere Illinois, November 27, 1848. He grew to manhood in Arlington after moving with his parents, married Flora Fish May 10, 1878, had five children Ora, Mrs Rare Coonfaer, Wm. Fox, survived by wife and three children, funeral at United Brethren church with Rev. W. S. Elliott officiating, interment in Wadena cemetery. Numerous local notices follow of gatherings, club meetings, visits, and social events through the week surrounding Wadena community.
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Charles Eugene Fox
Stephen
Mary Ann Fox
Belvedere
Arlington
Flora Fish
Ora
Wadena
Rare Coonfaer
Rockford
Wm. Fox
Farmersburg
Myrtle Cousins
United Brethren Church
W. 5. Elliott
C. 5S. Flower
Roy Leonhart
W. F. Moore
Robert Frey
Lawrence Welsh
Jesse Poor
Rob Bond
Frank Poor
Rob Lockard
Ora Hall
Clark Corbin
Wadena Cemetery
Walter Medberry
Florence Cline
Roy Cline
M. H. Minihan
Albert Felder
Robert Klingman
Ed Raftis
P. W. Raftis
Ellen Corkery
Elkader Deanery
Monona
Earl Drake
Dubuque
V. Carnock
Glen Mangold
Waverly
Carnock
Waterloo
Dorcas Society
H. B. Peterman
Schiffler
Raymond Jellings
Carl Cox
Arlene
Betty
Manchester
Irene Kennedy
Kennedy
J. F. Corkery
Lyle Kuhnes
Volga Valley Club
Beulah Elliott
Fayette
W. S. Elliott
Heck
Blue River
Wis
Howard Crandall
Oelwein
John Fay
Monte
Herbert
Gordon Fay
George Fay
Dorothy Wood
Alice Corkery
Luella Dahlgren
Arthur Herrling
Oscar Hunsberger
Presbyterian Ladies’ Club
J. H. Wilson
Thad Walters
HJ. Aeschliman
Margaret Bigler
A. G. Herrling
A. J. Knutson
George Pay
Lyal Whittenbaugh
Dyrdena Moore
Vergil Welch
Als
Jerry Williamson
Coggan
Adolph Weber
John Corkery
Cecelia Corkery
Ern Welsh
Ellen Welsh
Warner Aylsworth
Lamont
Hihteieekende
J. D
Robert. Klingman
Dorothy Minihar
Presbyterian Young People’s Study Club
Robert
Dale Minger
Burdena
Forest
Cedar Rapids
Francise
St. Luke’s Hospital
Eileen Raftis
Hawkeye
Walter Zupke
John Thiele
Will Whittenbaugh
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Mona L. O'Malley
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Fifth Avenue
Paris
Wm. Sutter
Eli. Sutter
Carl Gerst
Taylor, Mo
Louisa Butikofer
Elgin
Eli Sutter
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