Anna Raker, 83, Former Resident, Buried HereA requiem mass was offered in ihe (,'reseo .Saint Joseph Catholic church for Anna Raker, 83, of Dycrsville, formerly of Cresco, who |uicd in the Dubuque Mercy hos-pilai Thursday following a linger-m/4 illness.Offering the funeral mass was I he Rev. Fred Bahning. pastor of 1 ho Bellevue Saint Joseph's church, a nephew of Miss Raker. Burial was in the Calvary cemetery at C res co with the Peck os h Funeral in •me in charge of the arrangements.Miss Raker, daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. Louis Raker, was born at Dversvillc, April 7, 1883. For many years she lived in Crcsco, leaving in re in 1053.. At the time of her death she was making her ho mewith her sister, Mrs. Leo. {Frau-' • ,cos) Bahning.Surviving Miss Raker are two sisters and one brother, including Mrs. Louise Ove) of Dycrsville, George Raker of Creseo, and Mrs. Frances Bahning of Dycrsville, and a number of nephews and nieces.Attending the funeral services j I from away were Miss Raker’s ■ I nephews, the Ilev. Fred Bahning of Bellevue, and the Rev, Clarence J. Raker of Dubuque, and also | Louis Raker, David Raker andj Mrs. Marcella McKenzie, ail of Austin, Jerry Ovel and Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Nosier and family of Dycrsville. Mr. and Mrs. Faivviu Raker of Minneapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. John Bahning and family of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Robert Gehrig of Dubuque. ;