Emerson Pioneer Dies After Sixty Seven Years on Farm
An Emerson pioneer Henry Kling, born November 14, 1847, dies January 23 after sixty seven years on a Mills County farm southwest of Emerson. He married Sarah Custin in 1851 and had eleven children, with fifty-two grandchildren and eighty six great grandchildren. Funeral services held at the local church. survivors include a wide extended family and neighbors.
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Vlain
The
Baptist Church
Stiekel
Albert Gallatin Edie
Emerson
Sue Long
United States
sAditns Couniy
Onin
Sarah Custin
Fincastle
Ohio
Stephen
Taafat
John
Frank
Bello Bowen
Jennie
Black
Red Oak
May Davin
Dadyaten
Minerva Sushnell
Premant
Nebrdrott
Elk Raven
Harvey
Marceline
Vibert Mietward
Ilrix
Fity
Mills County
Town
Axel Mateos Warrth
Caraline
Luther
Mr Kane
Nytian
Page County
Towa
Mr. Kling
Hoe
Mr. Kite
Rayburn Carter Rayburn Carter
Hayden
Mary F. Carter
Pottowattomia County
Iowa
Macle Allensworth
Helen Marie
Hayden Louis
Colorado
Henderson
Hayden Carter
Henderson News Briefs of Town and Surroundings
Local notes report visitors and health concerns, including Mrs. Pryce’s hip injury, family visits from Florida to Missouri to South Dakota, and community events. Church meetings begin in February led by Rev McKim. several residents travel to Omaha and Red Oak, with farm and shop movements noted and obituaries for Orlow Martin Saar and Rayburn Carter.
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Sion
Caren
Ten Pryce
Peter
S. M. Conppock
Florida
Lury Lewis
Vatio
South Dakota
Fon Maynes
Emerson
Fred Workman
Hlenweiod
Aomirse
Eliott
William Moris Harbor
Joe Edmondson
Walda
Zell Bolton
Oakland
M. Coppock
Pon Walker
Russell and
Werman Coppock
John Bryant
Orjo Harris
Omaha
Taylor
Macedonia
J. i. Tibbies
Ruth Helin
Kenneth Williams
Martin Saar
Grace Saar
Stansberry Mo
John Harbour
Obituary: Henderson Family Mourns Loss of Local Man
Henderson a founding neighbor and cherished husband and father dies after illness. Survived by one brother Fred E of Venango Nehr three sisters Tintena Cool Glenwood Mildred Dinwiddie Vita Shensworth Efenderson and one sister Rebecca Cunningham who preceded him. Funeral services held at Methadiet Church January 28 with Pastor Harton. Remains buried Macedonian Cemetery. pallbearers include Paul Phil Ups Clyde Edmondson Roy Viner J Harever George W Wilson and Ralph LaHue.
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Orlow Martin Saar
Cantrik
Tawa
Wabash
Moberly
Hoa
Henderson
Iown
Grace Opal Triplett
Unionville
Long Pine
Nebraska
Armel
Colorado
Stanaberry
Christan Church
Town
Christian Edeavor Society
Henderson High School
Crace
Twolittle
Viola Beatrice
Carrie Oweda
Martin Saar
Stansberry
Earl of Henderson
Charles
Vernon
Forest
Bherman
Paul
Colo
Susan
Stuart
Iowa
J. E. Wilkins
Baptist Church of
Malvern
Christian Church
Henderson Cemetery
Hey. Boer Harton
Busin
Paul Phil Ups
Clyde Edmondson
Roy Viner
JT. Harever
George W. Wilson
Ralph LaHue
Card of Thanks from Carter Family
The Carter family Mia Mavie and children express sincere thanks through the Leader for kindness assistance and beautiful flowers during their hour of sorrow. Hayden Carter and family join in heartfelt gratitude.
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Mia
Mavie Carter
Hayden Carter
Thanking Friends for Kindness After Our Loss
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and assistance during illness and death of our husband and father. Thanks for the many beautiful flowers. From Mrs Ignac Kling, Kling family, and Martin Kling family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignac
Kling
Atbin Kling
Martin Kling
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North Wren
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Liberty Beings
Taberty Bell Bank
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Malvern, Iowa
Henderson Happenings
D. M. Kline
Osteopathic
Iowa State Savings Bank
L.A. Talbott
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Hard Nut Coal
Pennsylvania
Franklin County
Illinois Lump
Maitland
Green Bay
Lbr. Co
T.B
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S. c. Rhode Island
C. L. Williams
L. A. Talbott
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