Published in Pilot-Tribune, May 6, 1948
MRS. LARSEN DIES ON VISIT
KENNARD WOMAN, 63, DIES WHILE VISITING HER SON AT FREMONT
Stricken suddenly ill while visiting her son Leonard in Fremont, 63-year-old Mrs. Mary K. Larsen of Kennard died Friday night. The Kennard woman, widow of Lars Larsen, had gone to her son's home Sunday, April 25.
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Emmaus Lutheran Church in Kennard. The Rev. P.L. Thorslev officiated, and burial was in Kennard Cemetery.
Mary Kirsten Hansen was born May 10, 1885, at Millard. Later the family moved to Orum, where she remained until her marriage to Mr. Larsen June 26, 1907. The couple farmed near Kennard for many years, then retired and moved to Fremont, where Mr. Larsen died Dec. 6, 1944. Mrs. Larsen then moved back to Kennard.
Surviving Mrs. Larsen are two sons, Leonard M. Larsen of Fremont and Earl H. Larsen of Kennard; a brother, Rasmus Hansen of Orum; a sister, Mrs. John X. Hansen of Herman; and seven grandchildren.
MRS. LARSEN DIES ON VISIT
KENNARD WOMAN, 63, DIES WHILE VISITING HER SON AT FREMONT
Stricken suddenly ill while visiting her son Leonard in Fremont, 63-year-old Mrs. Mary K. Larsen of Kennard died Friday night. The Kennard woman, widow of Lars Larsen, had gone to her son's home Sunday, April 25.
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Emmaus Lutheran Church in Kennard. The Rev. P.L. Thorslev officiated, and burial was in Kennard Cemetery.
Mary Kirsten Hansen was born May 10, 1885, at Millard. Later the family moved to Orum, where she remained until her marriage to Mr. Larsen June 26, 1907. The couple farmed near Kennard for many years, then retired and moved to Fremont, where Mr. Larsen died Dec. 6, 1944. Mrs. Larsen then moved back to Kennard.
Surviving Mrs. Larsen are two sons, Leonard M. Larsen of Fremont and Earl H. Larsen of Kennard; a brother, Rasmus Hansen of Orum; a sister, Mrs. John X. Hansen of Herman; and seven grandchildren.
Published in Pilot-Tribune, May 6, 1948
MRS. LARSEN DIES ON VISIT
KENNARD WOMAN, 63, DIES WHILE VISITING HER SON AT FREMONT
Stricken suddenly ill while visiting her son Leonard in Fremont, 63-year-old Mrs. Mary K. Larsen of Kennard died Friday night. The Kennard woman, widow of Lars Larsen, had gone to her son's home Sunday, April 25.
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Emmaus Lutheran Church in Kennard. The Rev. P.L. Thorslev officiated, and burial was in Kennard Cemetery.
Mary Kirsten Hansen was born May 10, 1885, at Millard. Later the family moved to Orum, where she remained until her marriage to Mr. Larsen June 26, 1907. The couple farmed near Kennard for many years, then retired and moved to Fremont, where Mr. Larsen died Dec. 6, 1944. Mrs. Larsen then moved back to Kennard.
Surviving Mrs. Larsen are two sons, Leonard M. Larsen of Fremont and Earl H. Larsen of Kennard; a brother, Rasmus Hansen of Orum; a sister, Mrs. John X. Hansen of Herman; and seven grandchildren.
MRS. LARSEN DIES ON VISIT
KENNARD WOMAN, 63, DIES WHILE VISITING HER SON AT FREMONT
Stricken suddenly ill while visiting her son Leonard in Fremont, 63-year-old Mrs. Mary K. Larsen of Kennard died Friday night. The Kennard woman, widow of Lars Larsen, had gone to her son's home Sunday, April 25.
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Emmaus Lutheran Church in Kennard. The Rev. P.L. Thorslev officiated, and burial was in Kennard Cemetery.
Mary Kirsten Hansen was born May 10, 1885, at Millard. Later the family moved to Orum, where she remained until her marriage to Mr. Larsen June 26, 1907. The couple farmed near Kennard for many years, then retired and moved to Fremont, where Mr. Larsen died Dec. 6, 1944. Mrs. Larsen then moved back to Kennard.
Surviving Mrs. Larsen are two sons, Leonard M. Larsen of Fremont and Earl H. Larsen of Kennard; a brother, Rasmus Hansen of Orum; a sister, Mrs. John X. Hansen of Herman; and seven grandchildren.
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