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Graettinger Times in Graettinger, Iowa

18 Oct 1951

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Graettinger Times

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Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

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Oct 18, 1951

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Funeral Service for John N. Skow Held in Wilmington

Funeral services for John N. Skow of 1617 N Lagoon Ave Wilmington were conducted Saturday at 2:30 PM in McNerney's chapel with Rev Arnold Nelson of Long Beach Lutheran Church officiating. Interment followed at Sunnyside Mausoleum. Skow, a World War I veteran and prominent Wilmington painting contractor, resided in Wilmington over 30 years and belonged to Our Saviors Lutheran Church BPOF Lodge Wilmington Post American Legion and former Wilmington Lions. He leaves widow Olga two sons James and Richard two sisters Anna Frickburg Highland Park and Elizabeth Stump Wisconsin five brothers Hans Town Jim South Dakota Sam Alfred Minnesota and William Long Beach.plus further lines omitted

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John N. Skow Lagoon Avenue Wilmington California McNerney Arnold Nelson Lone Beach Lutheran Church Sunnyside Mausoleum Skow Our Saviors Lutheran Church Long Beach Bpof Lodge San Pedro Wilmington Post American Legion Wilmington Lions Club Olga James Richard Anna Frickburg Highland Park Elizabeth Stump Wisconsin Hans Town Jim South Dakota Sam Alfred Minnesota William Times Nels Skow Graettinger Olga Jacobson
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Henry Rierson Funeral Held After Illness in Lost Island

Henry Rierson son of Anfin and Anna Rierson born September 12 1884 in Lost Island township lived there most of his life. He died October 5 196? from cerebral hemorrhage at Lutheran hospital Sioux City aged 67. He married Otena Christianson in 1909. they had seven children six surviving plus six grandchildren. Surviving are Harley Rierson Ruthven Anna Aieraon Dickens Josephine Deighter Dickens Verna Meick Linn Grove Beulah Alernon and Margaret Daniels Des Moines. Two sisters and three brothers are listed among other relatives. Burial arrangements not specified in readable text.

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Henry Rierson Anfin Anna Rierson Lost Island Township Lutheran Hospital Sioux City Josephine Leighter Dickens Riergen Rierson Otena Christianson Harley Rierson Graettinger Anna Aieraon Ruthven Josephine Deighter Verna Meick Linn Grove Beulah Alernon Margaret Daniels Dea Moines Nattie Andersen Ringsted Ding. Mark Denver Lara Robart Ted Terril
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Bond Drive In Palo Alto Lagging In Defense Bond Effort

John B. Kelly of Palo Alto county reports that during the first half of the Defense Bond drive the county sold 46 140 dollars in bonds, reaching 26.82 percent of its quota. Total Iowa sales since Labor Day reach 6 416 986 dollars, though Fed reports lag about ten days.

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John B. Kelly Emmetsburg Palo Alto Savings Bonds Iowa Federal Reserve Bank
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