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Asa Hankey, 49,Was Buried WithMilitary HonorsWas Victim Of Heart AttackFlt;5SiwR■/(.limRGFuneral services for Asu Haukoy i Osgood who died last Friday in' i, the Jimmelsburg hospital were held ;,i Monday afternoon at the Methodist \\••iiurch in Emmetsburg with tiie Rev.; '.ViIlium ilohi ami Ibv Rev. J. H. Miller officiating at llio services. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery with the Martin Funeral Home of Gructlingcr in charge. Active pail-■jcarera were Dun Kcsli, M. O. Smith, Frank Smith, Ed Her he, Wiliiam McConnell and Kolfe Lundgron. Iion-oiary pallbearers were Fete O’Leary, Ross Peiulolbury, Henry Willingham, Phil Bough, Mart Thompson, and James Morrissey. The Veterans of Foreign wars wore in charge of the services at the cemetery and the American Legion was also represented. Mr. Hankey was a V. F. W. member.In the last issue of the Times we carried a short mention of the death of Asa Hankey, of Osgood, who was so well known in Graettinger and who had so many friends here. Mr. Tankey’s health had been poorly for a long time and frequently he was a patient at the veterans’ hospital at Ties Moines. On Friday, Decembera:lif!h;»rGhaTiiahTv
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Graettinger Times
Graettinger, Iowa, US
Thu, Jan 04, 1945
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