Mrs. Harriet E. Morgan, a former resident of Winterset, was stricken with paralysis Friday, November 22nd, at her home at San Anselmo, California, and died Monday, November 25th. Mrs. Morgan was 76 years of age, and was a daughter of the late Fletcher Smith of Winterset, who was county recorder for many years of Madison county. Her late husband was formerly in the furniture and undertaking business in Winterset. The Morgans left here a number of years ago and resided in Omaha before moving to California. It is stated that Mrs. Morgan was the author of a number of poems and plays, and was active in the Presbyterian church in San Anselmo. She is survived by a daughter, Miss Ethel Morgan, and a son, Ellemere E. Morgan, both residents of San Enselmo. She also leaves her brother, J. Ed Smith, a former grocery dealer of Winterset, who has been making his home with her.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, November 26th, at the funeral parlors of Keaton & Duvel, with the Rev. Luther E. Stein, former pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, and Rev. Elmer Sims, close friends of Mrs. Morgan, officiating. She was buried by the side of her husband, in a cemetery at Redlands, their former home.
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Tuesday, November 26, 1929
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Well Known San Anselmo Woman Dead
San Anselmo, November 26 - Stricken with paralysis last Friday, Mrs. Harriet E. Morgan, 70, well known in Presbyterian affairs and author of many poems and plays, passed away yesterday afternoon at her home here.
Mrs. Morgan was past president of the Ladies Missionary Society and of the Ladies Guild of the Second Presbyterian Church and was active in all affairs of the church. She had been also an officer of the Women's Presbyterial Society of the Benicia Presbytery, which includes Marin County.
She is survived by a daughter, Miss Ethel Morgan, and a son, Ellsmere E. Morgan, both residents here.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parlors of Keaton & Dusel with the Rev. Luther E. Stein, former pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Elmer Sims, close friends of her husband at Redlands, their former home. The body will be shipped there tonight and will be accompanied by her daughter and son.
Courtesy of findagrave member Carolyn Schwab
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Funeral services were held Tuesday, November 26th, at the funeral parlors of Keaton & Duvel, with the Rev. Luther E. Stein, former pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, and Rev. Elmer Sims, close friends of Mrs. Morgan, officiating. She was buried by the side of her husband, in a cemetery at Redlands, their former home.
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Tuesday, November 26, 1929
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Well Known San Anselmo Woman Dead
San Anselmo, November 26 - Stricken with paralysis last Friday, Mrs. Harriet E. Morgan, 70, well known in Presbyterian affairs and author of many poems and plays, passed away yesterday afternoon at her home here.
Mrs. Morgan was past president of the Ladies Missionary Society and of the Ladies Guild of the Second Presbyterian Church and was active in all affairs of the church. She had been also an officer of the Women's Presbyterial Society of the Benicia Presbytery, which includes Marin County.
She is survived by a daughter, Miss Ethel Morgan, and a son, Ellsmere E. Morgan, both residents here.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parlors of Keaton & Dusel with the Rev. Luther E. Stein, former pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Elmer Sims, close friends of her husband at Redlands, their former home. The body will be shipped there tonight and will be accompanied by her daughter and son.
Courtesy of findagrave member Carolyn Schwab
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Mrs. Harriet E. Morgan, a former resident of Winterset, was stricken with paralysis Friday, November 22nd, at her home at San Anselmo, California, and died Monday, November 25th. Mrs. Morgan was 76 years of age, and was a daughter of the late Fletcher Smith of Winterset, who was county recorder for many years of Madison county. Her late husband was formerly in the furniture and undertaking business in Winterset. The Morgans left here a number of years ago and resided in Omaha before moving to California. It is stated that Mrs. Morgan was the author of a number of poems and plays, and was active in the Presbyterian church in San Anselmo. She is survived by a daughter, Miss Ethel Morgan, and a son, Ellemere E. Morgan, both residents of San Enselmo. She also leaves her brother, J. Ed Smith, a former grocery dealer of Winterset, who has been making his home with her.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, November 26th, at the funeral parlors of Keaton & Duvel, with the Rev. Luther E. Stein, former pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, and Rev. Elmer Sims, close friends of Mrs. Morgan, officiating. She was buried by the side of her husband, in a cemetery at Redlands, their former home.
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Tuesday, November 26, 1929
page 8
Well Known San Anselmo Woman Dead
San Anselmo, November 26 - Stricken with paralysis last Friday, Mrs. Harriet E. Morgan, 70, well known in Presbyterian affairs and author of many poems and plays, passed away yesterday afternoon at her home here.
Mrs. Morgan was past president of the Ladies Missionary Society and of the Ladies Guild of the Second Presbyterian Church and was active in all affairs of the church. She had been also an officer of the Women's Presbyterial Society of the Benicia Presbytery, which includes Marin County.
She is survived by a daughter, Miss Ethel Morgan, and a son, Ellsmere E. Morgan, both residents here.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parlors of Keaton & Dusel with the Rev. Luther E. Stein, former pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Elmer Sims, close friends of her husband at Redlands, their former home. The body will be shipped there tonight and will be accompanied by her daughter and son.
Courtesy of findagrave member Carolyn Schwab
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Funeral services were held Tuesday, November 26th, at the funeral parlors of Keaton & Duvel, with the Rev. Luther E. Stein, former pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, and Rev. Elmer Sims, close friends of Mrs. Morgan, officiating. She was buried by the side of her husband, in a cemetery at Redlands, their former home.
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Tuesday, November 26, 1929
page 8
Well Known San Anselmo Woman Dead
San Anselmo, November 26 - Stricken with paralysis last Friday, Mrs. Harriet E. Morgan, 70, well known in Presbyterian affairs and author of many poems and plays, passed away yesterday afternoon at her home here.
Mrs. Morgan was past president of the Ladies Missionary Society and of the Ladies Guild of the Second Presbyterian Church and was active in all affairs of the church. She had been also an officer of the Women's Presbyterial Society of the Benicia Presbytery, which includes Marin County.
She is survived by a daughter, Miss Ethel Morgan, and a son, Ellsmere E. Morgan, both residents here.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parlors of Keaton & Dusel with the Rev. Luther E. Stein, former pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Elmer Sims, close friends of her husband at Redlands, their former home. The body will be shipped there tonight and will be accompanied by her daughter and son.
Courtesy of findagrave member Carolyn Schwab
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