Remains Of J. M. Resh Laid To Rest Friday Afternoon
J M Resh 89 died October 16 1951 at his Graettinger Iowa home. Funeral held Friday with services at his home and First Lutheran Church. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Emmetsburg. Survivors include wife Anna Thorson and eight children with many grandchildren.
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J. M. Resh
Mr. Resh
First Lutheran Church
S E. W. Quamn
Evergreen Cemetery
Emmetsburg
Frank W. Christensen
Willads Bisgard
Chris Norris
0. T. Osher
Ted Christianson
John J. Sullivan
Martin
John Martin Resh
Daniel
Susan Kendig Resh
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Graettinger
South Dakota
Illinois
Martha Ann Miller
Ralph
Roy
Estherville
Harry
Richmond
California
Floyd
Knoxville
Town
Mabel Meek
Archbold
Ohio
Earl
Mildred Graybill
Freeport
Resh
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Ringated
Times
Mia
Bible Camp Held by 42 Congregations Near Des Moines
The Bible camp offers dormitories for 80 youths per building with running water, wash houses, kitchen, and outdoor fountain. Valued at $60,000 with expansion planned, the camp serves 42 area congregations from Minnesota line to Fort Dodge and Gallander, spanning Dows Belmond to Hart and Paullina. The executive board coordinates group use while a Grayttinger led committee manages ceremonies. a fatal truck crash occurred Thursday evening injuring one person.
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Board of Trustees
Minnesota State Line
Fort Dodge
Gallendar
Dows
Belmond
Har
Paullina
Grayttinger, Okonsgaard
Eigen Anderson
Morte
Condustv
Arthur J. Pe
Dow
Boe
Eagle Grove
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Graettinger Creamery
Pennick
Folger
Jim
Omar
Armour's
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Jensen’s
Ciasne
C. A. Jensen & Son
Bran Hite
Elation
Pastor
Saguerson
Eo ‘Berge
Jorgen’ Anderson
Lng
Itheimeteburg
Fannas MacDonald Sanne
R. W. Vasey, Jr
A. Rasmussen
Rev
T. 5
Bassett
J.-H. Miller
B. M. Rasmussen
Fred W, Ortmeyer
Fred W. Ortmeyer