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Vol. XIVMany Pay Final Tribute to Mrs. Ora HahnMalicFuneral gervices for Mrs. Ora Hahn were held in the Methodist chureh at Mallard at 2:00 o’clock •Saturday afternoon, with Rev. Frank Webb officiating. Interment was in Washing tQn cemetery near Havelock. The Foy funeral home of Emmetsburg was in charge of arrangements.A quartet, composed of Mrs. Oscar Kallestad of Rodman, Mrs. Janet Weber of Rembrandt, Ulrich Truog and Keith Cross of Mallard,, sang “Swoet Hour of Prayer” and “Abide With Me.’' Mrs. Kallestad and her sister, Mrs. Roland Johnson of Hector, Minnesota sang “Beyond the Sunset.” Mrs. Raymond Smith was the piano accompanist.The flower ladies were Mrs. George Nesshoefer, Mrs. Milton Hough, Mrs. Robert Scbutz and Mrs. Clarence Weller.Pallbearers were Geo. Single of Spencer, Theodore Johnson of Havelock, George Nesshoefer, Albert Steil, Ben Fish, E. B. White.Ora Galena James, daughter of Nelson and Rebecca James, was born at Elkhart, Iowa October 16th, 1876. She was the youngest of three children. After the father’s death, when Ora was one year old, the family moved to a farm near Maxwell, Iowa. After the mother’s remarriage to David C. Johnson, some years 'later the family moved to a farm near Mallard.The finyear wa Although from runs Ducks hat of the thii big fifth Benedictthree to gi lived as 1 their half distance ! good job Cole doiri Mallarc long balls Nyatrom, Benedict look ove four.Next. SRodman.the leaguiJ. Cole_. Compton Henderso Nystrora. Stokes—Johnson .WoodforcWhisler..Keerbs—Lenz____Johnson. Meyers . T. Cole. RitchartAt.*£
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Mallard Leader
Mallard, Iowa, US
Thu, Jun 18, 1953
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