Lars, the son of Larson and Carrie LARSON Lund, died on his 82nd birthday at Immannuel Lutheran Hospital, Omaha.
He married Anna Matilda MARTENSON, in Fremont, NE, 12 Sept. 1892, lived in Wausa eight years, then Hooper where they farmed until 1937, when they retired.
Surviving were his wife; daughters, Ethel Farner, Benson, and Ruth Nelson, Fremont; a sister, Hattie Johnson, Ames, IA; two brothers, Andrew, Uehling, and Eric, Burke, S.D.; three grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.
Preceding him in death were son, L. Noble, NE teacher and WWI Infantryman, KIA, France, 1918; and a daughter, Alice, a tuberculosis nurse who died of the disease in 1926.
Services were conducted by Rev. Paul de Freese; with Donald Shaffer, soloist; Marlene Rodgers, organist; and pallbearers: Ed Realph, C.R. Otteman, Oswald Suhr, Bob Farner, Carl and Martin Olson.
He married Anna Matilda MARTENSON, in Fremont, NE, 12 Sept. 1892, lived in Wausa eight years, then Hooper where they farmed until 1937, when they retired.
Surviving were his wife; daughters, Ethel Farner, Benson, and Ruth Nelson, Fremont; a sister, Hattie Johnson, Ames, IA; two brothers, Andrew, Uehling, and Eric, Burke, S.D.; three grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.
Preceding him in death were son, L. Noble, NE teacher and WWI Infantryman, KIA, France, 1918; and a daughter, Alice, a tuberculosis nurse who died of the disease in 1926.
Services were conducted by Rev. Paul de Freese; with Donald Shaffer, soloist; Marlene Rodgers, organist; and pallbearers: Ed Realph, C.R. Otteman, Oswald Suhr, Bob Farner, Carl and Martin Olson.
Lars, the son of Larson and Carrie LARSON Lund, died on his 82nd birthday at Immannuel Lutheran Hospital, Omaha.
He married Anna Matilda MARTENSON, in Fremont, NE, 12 Sept. 1892, lived in Wausa eight years, then Hooper where they farmed until 1937, when they retired.
Surviving were his wife; daughters, Ethel Farner, Benson, and Ruth Nelson, Fremont; a sister, Hattie Johnson, Ames, IA; two brothers, Andrew, Uehling, and Eric, Burke, S.D.; three grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.
Preceding him in death were son, L. Noble, NE teacher and WWI Infantryman, KIA, France, 1918; and a daughter, Alice, a tuberculosis nurse who died of the disease in 1926.
Services were conducted by Rev. Paul de Freese; with Donald Shaffer, soloist; Marlene Rodgers, organist; and pallbearers: Ed Realph, C.R. Otteman, Oswald Suhr, Bob Farner, Carl and Martin Olson.
He married Anna Matilda MARTENSON, in Fremont, NE, 12 Sept. 1892, lived in Wausa eight years, then Hooper where they farmed until 1937, when they retired.
Surviving were his wife; daughters, Ethel Farner, Benson, and Ruth Nelson, Fremont; a sister, Hattie Johnson, Ames, IA; two brothers, Andrew, Uehling, and Eric, Burke, S.D.; three grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.
Preceding him in death were son, L. Noble, NE teacher and WWI Infantryman, KIA, France, 1918; and a daughter, Alice, a tuberculosis nurse who died of the disease in 1926.
Services were conducted by Rev. Paul de Freese; with Donald Shaffer, soloist; Marlene Rodgers, organist; and pallbearers: Ed Realph, C.R. Otteman, Oswald Suhr, Bob Farner, Carl and Martin Olson.
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