Obituary of Mrs. Nils Rosene
Mrs Nils Rosene born August 15 1859 Eksjo Sweden died July 20 1936 aged 76 years 11 months and 5 days. She married Nils Rosene January 13 1877 and seven children survive including Wendell Land Florence Black Geneva Herold Lida Merrill Rose Elder Mildred Pherson Bernard Rosene Clara Winters Sara Rydvall Esther Simmons. Also 18 grandchildren 4 great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Hilda Herman of Norway. The family came to this community in 1868 and she lived a long pioneer life. Funeral services were held July 22 1936 at the George Simmons home.
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Nils’ Rosene
Bentina C. Grandstedt
Geneva Herold
Omaha
Nebraska
Lida Merril
Rose’ Elder
Los Angeles
Calif
Mildred Pherson
Topeka
Kansas
Bernard Rosene
St. Louis
Clara Winters
Augusta
Kinisas
Sara’ Rydvall
Esther. Simmons
Scandia
Hilda
Herman
Norway
George Simmons
Funeral service notes for Rev Selin family members
The passage records songs by Rev. Bow Selin and Mr Otto Nelson and Mrs B Wi Selin during a service. Interment was made at Riverview, indicating a burial location connected to the event.
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Bow
Selin
Otto’ ‘Nelson
B Wi. Selin
Riverview
Obituary: John Moe of Scandia Dies at 51
John Moe, born October 2 1884 in Scandia Kansas, died July 23 1936 at Scandia aged 51 years 9 months 21 days. Survived by Lulu Thompson Moe his wife son Harvey and daughter Mrs Zenia Eastman, among relatives. Funeral July 25 at family home and Methodist Church with Rev. B W Selin. Interment Riverview Cemetery.
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John Frederick Moe
Scandia
Kansas
Lulu Thompson
Salina
Harvey
Zenia. Eastman
Paul Moe
Zenia Stofer
Albert Moe
The
Elks
Odd Fellows
Methodist Church
B. W. Selin
Ed Wires
Otto Nelson
John. Heimerich
Mary. West
Riverview
Mrs Mathilda Isaacson obituary notes long life
Mrs Mathilda Isaacson born October 19 1864 in Liknevi Sweden came to America in 1887 and married A J Isaacson the next year nine children were born. The couple joined Ada Lutheran church March 8 1908 after earlier membership at Amana Lutheran church in Scandia. Described as a loving mother she trusted in God with comforting scripture read at her passing.
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Mathilda Isaacson
Nilson
Liknevi
Kalmar Lan
Sweden
A. J. Isaacson
Isaacson
Ada Lutheran Church
Amana Lutheran
Scandia
Devoted God’s Acre matriarch dies at 71 in Randall
Mrs. Gust Reuben, beloved wife and mother, died July 20 near Randall Kansas at age 71 years 9 months 1 day. She leaves eight children Henry Randall Charles Lovewell Elmer Courtland Mrs Arthur F Johnson Glasco Martin Woodston Mrs Sherman Hyde Ellen Isaacson Kansas City and seven grandchildren. A brother-in-law Nels Nilson and sister Mrs Albertina Isaacson of Scandia also survive.
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God’s ‘Acre
Gust. Reuben
Randall
Kansas
Henry
Charles
Lovewell
Elmer
Courtland
Earl Moore
Glasco
Martin
Woodston
Sherman Hyde
Osborne
Ellen Isaacson
Kansas City
Sweden
Nels, Nilson
Albertina Isaacson
Scandia
Mrs Frances Koller 78 Funeral rites in Mason City
Mrs Frances Koller 78 died at home Friday evening July 3 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Monday at St James Lutheran Church with Rev O Mall in charge. She was born January 7 1858 in Jefferson County Wisconsin and lived in Mason City for 54 years. Survived by three children Jule Rehfeldt Elsie Clark Edwin two sisters Mrs Haes Garner and Mrs Fred Braun Northwood thirteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband and two children.
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Frances Koller
Mason City
St. James “Lutheran
O. Mall
Koller
Jefferson County
Wisconsin
Watertown
Rock Creek
Prairie du Chien
Iowa
Grafton
Keller
Ernest Koller
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas
St. James Evangelical Lutheran Congregation
Ladies Aid
Jule Rehfeldt
Elsie Clark
Edwin
Haes
Garner
Fred Braun
Northwood
Court News Highlights From Republic County and Belleville
Republic county ships 1 000 gallons of grasshopper poison to treat 40 000 acres with each farmer entitled to half a gallon. Parking project around the square near completion with new emulsion asphalt. completion expected about August 1. Thirteen bids for Belleville federal post office site range from 1 700 for vacant lot to 23 150 for improved half block. Judge Kennett presides in district court sentencing Earl James for the Garman station break in. also foreclosures and a divorce grant to Fred and Faye Dooley of Belleville. Marriage license issued July 14 to Wyatt Corbin and Brenda Larrimer. Judge Van Natta performs ceremony. Final settlements in estates include Keperta, Fojt of Cuba and Strune of Munden. Aline Householder administratrix for Sophie Peterson estate in Courtland probate. Two divorce filings in court clerk’s office: Mary Semerad from Joseph Semerad and Oliver Dugger from Virgil Dugger.
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Republic County
Federal Post Office
Belleville
Tom Kennett
Earl James
Garman
Courtland
Fred Dooley
Faye Dooley
Wyatt J. Corbin
Brenda W. Larrimer
Scandia
van Natta
Relief clients urged to apply for allotments soon
Regular notice states distribution to relief clients of Republic county. Officers in charge urge applicants to seek allotments on the first or second day if possible. Neighborhood social mentions follow with several families hosting gatherings and visits across nearby towns.
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Republic
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Nils Rosene
John, Frederick
Moe
Mrs.Mathilda Isaacson
Wmr. Goodwin
Freedom Township
Belleville City
Political
ADV
Josephine M. Houdek
Democratic
F. Koller
Court .News
Edward Keperta
Josef Fojt
Cuba
Joseph Strune
Munden
Aline Householder
Sophie Petérson
Mary ‘Semerad
Joseph Semerad
Oliver Dugger
Virgil Thomas Dugger
Frank. Peterson
Delbert and
Narvene
W. J. Mayell
Delbert
August Johnson
Emanuel Torn‘quist and
Allwin
Fred Jackson
John ‘Sothers
Victor
Blairstown, Mo
Jess Sothers
Dale Price
Clarissa Ann
Harry Hohman
Gus
Dr. West
Dr Wests
Gail Packard
Freeby’s
Clover Farm Store
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