Father Roessler of Mallard Dead in Iowa
The Mallard pastor Father Roessler died at Mercy hospital in Des Moines after a long illness from tuberculosis. Funeral plans hinge on circumstances with a service likely in Mallard Thursday or Friday. Roessler, an Alsatian native, previously served at Templeton and Mallard, built a parochial residence and school, and mentored youth through music and training. He was well regarded for his zeal and community work.
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Revaf. X. Roessler
Dubuque
Templeton
Lard
Christmas visits and a farm fire near Ruthven
Anna Washington returns Friday from Omaha to visit relatives. Art cherries with wife and daughters travel to Werril for Sunday with kin. Lennard Wigdahl comes back Friday from Montana where he homesteaded. Mr McCune and wife arrive in Ruthven to spend Christmas. Larsen Bros farm house six miles from Ruthven is destroyed by fire Monday. Grace Nolan returns Thursday from Sanborn for Christmas vacation. Nora Knudtson returns Friday from Northfield to Ruthven to visit relatives. Harry Darland and wife of Emmetsburg spend Christmas at Joseph Hanson home. Subscribe for the Democrat.
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Limpathby Sullivan
Moot
North Dakota
Elmer Mybre
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Dr. Osher
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Tom Bigley
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van Mitchell
Rodman
Esther Gremmels
Whittemore
Sid Howard
Cylinder
Hare
Press Howard
Art Cherries
Werril
Lennard Wigdahl
Montana
Mr. McCune
Minneapolis
Larsen Bros
Ruthven
Bliss Grace Nolan
Sanborn
Nora Knudtson
Northfield
Minnesota
Harry Darland
Joseph Hanson
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