Photo and info contributed by Laura M. Brainard
Mar 23, 1908 Warren Evening Mirror
Mrs. Chloe Beyer
The death of Mrs. Chloe Beyer occurred at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Beyer, of Yankee Bush, Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Tuberculosis was the cause of death and the deceased was 34 years, four months and four days of age.
She was a consistent member of the First Lutheran Church of Warren and enjoyed a wide friendship. She taught school both at North Warren and Gladerun.
Apr 2, 1908 Evening Mirror
Mar31 - Yankee Bush
The sad death of Mrs. Cloie Beyer has cast a gloom over this community. She was held in high esteem by all her knew her and leaves a large circle of friends who mourn her early demise. The funeral was held at her home on Yankee Bush last Tuesday, March 24th at one o'clock.
The house was filled with friends and neighbors, who came to mingle .... .... with the bereaved family. Rev. W.E. Brinkman spoke eloquently, the sermon being from the 12th of Romans, her own selection.
The floral offerings were many and beautiful. Mrs. Jennie Trushel and Mrs. Keller of Warren sang. The bearers were Fred Schuler, Gilbert Schuler, Geo. Lieflert, Perry Spencer, Harry Somers and Albert Samuelson.
Cloe's last name at the time of her death was Honhort and it lists her as divorced. She was a nurse.
Mar 23, 1908 Warren Evening Mirror
Mrs. Chloe Beyer
The death of Mrs. Chloe Beyer occurred at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Beyer, of Yankee Bush, Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Tuberculosis was the cause of death and the deceased was 34 years, four months and four days of age.
She was a consistent member of the First Lutheran Church of Warren and enjoyed a wide friendship. She taught school both at North Warren and Gladerun.
Apr 2, 1908 Evening Mirror
Mar31 - Yankee Bush
The sad death of Mrs. Cloie Beyer has cast a gloom over this community. She was held in high esteem by all her knew her and leaves a large circle of friends who mourn her early demise. The funeral was held at her home on Yankee Bush last Tuesday, March 24th at one o'clock.
The house was filled with friends and neighbors, who came to mingle .... .... with the bereaved family. Rev. W.E. Brinkman spoke eloquently, the sermon being from the 12th of Romans, her own selection.
The floral offerings were many and beautiful. Mrs. Jennie Trushel and Mrs. Keller of Warren sang. The bearers were Fred Schuler, Gilbert Schuler, Geo. Lieflert, Perry Spencer, Harry Somers and Albert Samuelson.
Cloe's last name at the time of her death was Honhort and it lists her as divorced. She was a nurse.
Photo and info contributed by Laura M. Brainard
Mar 23, 1908 Warren Evening Mirror
Mrs. Chloe Beyer
The death of Mrs. Chloe Beyer occurred at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Beyer, of Yankee Bush, Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Tuberculosis was the cause of death and the deceased was 34 years, four months and four days of age.
She was a consistent member of the First Lutheran Church of Warren and enjoyed a wide friendship. She taught school both at North Warren and Gladerun.
Apr 2, 1908 Evening Mirror
Mar31 - Yankee Bush
The sad death of Mrs. Cloie Beyer has cast a gloom over this community. She was held in high esteem by all her knew her and leaves a large circle of friends who mourn her early demise. The funeral was held at her home on Yankee Bush last Tuesday, March 24th at one o'clock.
The house was filled with friends and neighbors, who came to mingle .... .... with the bereaved family. Rev. W.E. Brinkman spoke eloquently, the sermon being from the 12th of Romans, her own selection.
The floral offerings were many and beautiful. Mrs. Jennie Trushel and Mrs. Keller of Warren sang. The bearers were Fred Schuler, Gilbert Schuler, Geo. Lieflert, Perry Spencer, Harry Somers and Albert Samuelson.
Cloe's last name at the time of her death was Honhort and it lists her as divorced. She was a nurse.
Mar 23, 1908 Warren Evening Mirror
Mrs. Chloe Beyer
The death of Mrs. Chloe Beyer occurred at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Beyer, of Yankee Bush, Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Tuberculosis was the cause of death and the deceased was 34 years, four months and four days of age.
She was a consistent member of the First Lutheran Church of Warren and enjoyed a wide friendship. She taught school both at North Warren and Gladerun.
Apr 2, 1908 Evening Mirror
Mar31 - Yankee Bush
The sad death of Mrs. Cloie Beyer has cast a gloom over this community. She was held in high esteem by all her knew her and leaves a large circle of friends who mourn her early demise. The funeral was held at her home on Yankee Bush last Tuesday, March 24th at one o'clock.
The house was filled with friends and neighbors, who came to mingle .... .... with the bereaved family. Rev. W.E. Brinkman spoke eloquently, the sermon being from the 12th of Romans, her own selection.
The floral offerings were many and beautiful. Mrs. Jennie Trushel and Mrs. Keller of Warren sang. The bearers were Fred Schuler, Gilbert Schuler, Geo. Lieflert, Perry Spencer, Harry Somers and Albert Samuelson.
Cloe's last name at the time of her death was Honhort and it lists her as divorced. She was a nurse.
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