Calmar, Ia., - Special: Funeral services for Fred Barr, 55, were held here Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock at St. Aloysius Church with the Rev. Joseph Vollmecke, pastor, celebrating the requiem mass.
Burial was in the St. Francis De Sales Cemetery at Ossian. The pallbearers were: Truman Brookner, Matt Schneberger, E. C. Broihier, Charles Lovin, James Staska, and Walter Lawrence.
Mr. Barr died at his home Saturday night following a week’s illness, due to pneumonia and heart trouble.
He was born May 6, 1883 at Cedar Rapids, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barr. He was married Nov. 27, 1907 to Marry Ellen Broderick at McGregor and they lived for a time at Clayton and also at Waterville before moving to Ossian. Six years ago they moved to Calmar, since their home.
For many years he was a blacksmith but for the past few years had been employed by the WPA.
He was the father of 11 children, 10 of whom survive with his widow: they are Charles of Calmar, Mrs. Agnes Ryan of Ft. Madison, Mrs. Rosalie Phillips of Calmar, Mrs. Vivian Eppens of Mason City, and Clarence, Donald, Genevieve, Aileen, Eugene, and Valerie, all at home. Also surviving are his parents, now of Luana; four brothers, Bert and Harry, both of Cedar Rapids; and Guy and Chet, both of Luana, sisters: Mrs. Mae Edwards of Dubuque, Mrs. Minnie Ames of LaCrescent, Minn., Mrs. Grace Evans of Postville, Mrs. Artie Berg of Waukon, and Mrs. Eunice Taylor of Waukegan, Ill.; and 11 grandchildren.
Calmar, Ia., - Special: Funeral services for Fred Barr, 55, were held here Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock at St. Aloysius Church with the Rev. Joseph Vollmecke, pastor, celebrating the requiem mass.
Burial was in the St. Francis De Sales Cemetery at Ossian. The pallbearers were: Truman Brookner, Matt Schneberger, E. C. Broihier, Charles Lovin, James Staska, and Walter Lawrence.
Mr. Barr died at his home Saturday night following a week’s illness, due to pneumonia and heart trouble.
He was born May 6, 1883 at Cedar Rapids, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barr. He was married Nov. 27, 1907 to Marry Ellen Broderick at McGregor and they lived for a time at Clayton and also at Waterville before moving to Ossian. Six years ago they moved to Calmar, since their home.
For many years he was a blacksmith but for the past few years had been employed by the WPA.
He was the father of 11 children, 10 of whom survive with his widow: they are Charles of Calmar, Mrs. Agnes Ryan of Ft. Madison, Mrs. Rosalie Phillips of Calmar, Mrs. Vivian Eppens of Mason City, and Clarence, Donald, Genevieve, Aileen, Eugene, and Valerie, all at home. Also surviving are his parents, now of Luana; four brothers, Bert and Harry, both of Cedar Rapids; and Guy and Chet, both of Luana, sisters: Mrs. Mae Edwards of Dubuque, Mrs. Minnie Ames of LaCrescent, Minn., Mrs. Grace Evans of Postville, Mrs. Artie Berg of Waukon, and Mrs. Eunice Taylor of Waukegan, Ill.; and 11 grandchildren.
Family Members
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Edna Mae Barr Edwards
1881–1961
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Henry Albert "Bert" Barr
1885–1967
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Maud Bell Barr Robinson
1887–1915
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Harry Clifford Barr
1889–1965
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Minnie Ellen Barr Ames
1891–1978
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Grace A Barr Evans
1892–1943
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Aretta Ethel "Artie" Barr Berg
1896–1970
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Chester Raymond "Chet" Barr Sr
1899–1985
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Guy Alvin Barr
1901–1989
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F Eunice "Flossie" Barr Taylor
1904–2001
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Charles A. Barr
1908–1983
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Agnes Lillian Barr Rayn
1909–1978
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Rosalie M. "Rose" Barr Phillips
1912–1986
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Vivian V Barr Eppens
1914–2004
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Clifford Barr
1916–1925
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Clarence Anthony Barr
1919–1984
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Donald Francis Barr
1922–1998
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Genevieve Marie Barr Kulish
1924–1992
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Aileen Mary Phillips
1926–1964
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Eugene Cyril "Gene" Barr
1928–1977
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Valeria Therese "Val" Barr Sabelka
1930–2008
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