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Obituary of Charles Jaeger \ \ Who Passed Away Jan. 22 :[ ;: Fuaer! 1.1 services for Charles li. 1 iE Jaeger were held at Zion Lutheran l t church in Ayrshire on Wednesday, t January 25th, with Rev. Wo. Stock j « in charge- Intermeat was in Oakland i -. cemetery near Peterson. j a'; The Lutheran choir sang “Asleep ’ | In Jesus,” and Mrs. Floyd Strothers ' i. , and Mrs. Fred Marosehek sang “Tlie j i ; Old Rugged Cross.” Darlene Rieklefs ' t 5 was the organist and accompanist. j ( .; Mrs. William Clasing, Mrs. Herman • lt;51 Ricklefs and Mrs. Herbert Mohr had i- j charge of the flowers. [ t?; Charles Ilenry Jaeger, vrho died ‘ i,' Jan. 22, 1$50, at his farm home near j i I Ituthren, was born near Sutherland, |21 February 14, 1832. He was the eldest \ ]- , son of Carl and. Annie Jaeger- jlie recelTed his schooling la the •rural schools near Sutherland and iItoyal, to whieh latter vicinity he ^ ( , had moved, with his parents at the ' age of eight. ^He was united in marriage to Elsie 11, Ivlaxt at Spencer, on February 20, . *j j 191 S. To this union seven children :, j were born: Dorothy, Marjorie, Ber- *| niece, Lola. Kenneth, Axdythe and ' ! Margaret.1 I_! 31 r. Jaeger succomhed to a heart j attack after a ;cwo weeks’ illness, at 1 ?' the home where he had lived for 13 1 years. :•i For ten. years the Jaegers had pre- 1 . [ viously lived on a farm near lioyaL ! j It was in 1932 that he was received ; into membership with Trinity Luth-! erun church at Ayrshire. ■ 1lie wus preceded in death by his ,1 I father, and daughter, Margaret, who», died in infancy, i *•s j He is survived by his wife, his ;- children, Mrs. Joe Sequeiros, Mrs. D. 1■ L. Mintzer and Mrs. A1 Bernal of!i, Sum. Francisco, California; Mrs. wkl ' i I i Wood, of Olympia, Washington; and r ;: Kermeth and Ardythe living at home, a■ • His mother. Mrs-. Curl Jaeger of jHartley, and six brothers also stir- s- vCve. They are Leonard, Spencer; Al- ’ o bert, Royal; Chris-, Louie, Henry and I Walter of Minnesota; and three 3 sisters, Mrs. Otto Moeller, Royal, | Mrs. Clarence Swanson, of IMmgbar f n ’and Mrs. Albert Sehwarzeabach of' b OcheyetLan; and six grandchildren. j aPallbearers were: William Claalag. li Edwin stephas, Chris ' Jaeger. EmiitC Klutt and I-ouis Klatt. j
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Wed, Feb 01, 1950
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