Her obituary from the the 17 Feb 1966 Aberdeen Times reads:
"Services Held Wednesday for Ida Langenwalter
Mrs. Ida Berger Langenwalter, 71, Aberdeen, Idaho, died at Power County Hospital in American Falls, Feb. 11, 1966. She was born Feb. 12, 1894 in Trenton, Illinois, a daughter of Henry N. and Suzanne Wagner Berger. She attended Bethel College Academy for 4 years (1914-1918) and on October 20, 1920 married Albert L. Langenwalter at Trenton, Illinois.
They lived in Halstead, Kansas for three years, then moved to Idaho in 1924, settling in Buhl for six months. They hvae lived in the Aberdeen area since leaving Buhl. She was a member of the First Mennonite church, Mission Society, and the Aberdeen Federated Woman's Club.
Survivors include one son, Arthur L. Langenwalter, one daugher, Mrs. James (Edith Marie) Prestidge, both of Aberdeen, two brothers, Jake Berger, Delta, Colorado, and Peter Berger, Trenton, Illinois. Sisters Barbara Meyer, Greeley, Colorado; Kathryn Mayne, Antioch, Calif., lena Wolf, Trenton, Illinois; Frieda Hirstein, Lebanon, Illinois, six grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted February 16, at 2 p.m. from the First Mennonite church in Aberdeen with Rev. Wilfred Ulrich officiating. Burial was in Homestead Cemetery under the direction of Davis Mortuary.
Casket bearers were O. D. Becker, Frank Klemple, Herman Funk, Dan Wegner, H. L. Lehrman, John D. Becker.
Flowers were cared for by the Ladies Sunday School Class."
Contributor: James Bridges
"Services Held Wednesday for Ida Langenwalter
Mrs. Ida Berger Langenwalter, 71, Aberdeen, Idaho, died at Power County Hospital in American Falls, Feb. 11, 1966. She was born Feb. 12, 1894 in Trenton, Illinois, a daughter of Henry N. and Suzanne Wagner Berger. She attended Bethel College Academy for 4 years (1914-1918) and on October 20, 1920 married Albert L. Langenwalter at Trenton, Illinois.
They lived in Halstead, Kansas for three years, then moved to Idaho in 1924, settling in Buhl for six months. They hvae lived in the Aberdeen area since leaving Buhl. She was a member of the First Mennonite church, Mission Society, and the Aberdeen Federated Woman's Club.
Survivors include one son, Arthur L. Langenwalter, one daugher, Mrs. James (Edith Marie) Prestidge, both of Aberdeen, two brothers, Jake Berger, Delta, Colorado, and Peter Berger, Trenton, Illinois. Sisters Barbara Meyer, Greeley, Colorado; Kathryn Mayne, Antioch, Calif., lena Wolf, Trenton, Illinois; Frieda Hirstein, Lebanon, Illinois, six grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted February 16, at 2 p.m. from the First Mennonite church in Aberdeen with Rev. Wilfred Ulrich officiating. Burial was in Homestead Cemetery under the direction of Davis Mortuary.
Casket bearers were O. D. Becker, Frank Klemple, Herman Funk, Dan Wegner, H. L. Lehrman, John D. Becker.
Flowers were cared for by the Ladies Sunday School Class."
Contributor: James Bridges
Her obituary from the the 17 Feb 1966 Aberdeen Times reads:
"Services Held Wednesday for Ida Langenwalter
Mrs. Ida Berger Langenwalter, 71, Aberdeen, Idaho, died at Power County Hospital in American Falls, Feb. 11, 1966. She was born Feb. 12, 1894 in Trenton, Illinois, a daughter of Henry N. and Suzanne Wagner Berger. She attended Bethel College Academy for 4 years (1914-1918) and on October 20, 1920 married Albert L. Langenwalter at Trenton, Illinois.
They lived in Halstead, Kansas for three years, then moved to Idaho in 1924, settling in Buhl for six months. They hvae lived in the Aberdeen area since leaving Buhl. She was a member of the First Mennonite church, Mission Society, and the Aberdeen Federated Woman's Club.
Survivors include one son, Arthur L. Langenwalter, one daugher, Mrs. James (Edith Marie) Prestidge, both of Aberdeen, two brothers, Jake Berger, Delta, Colorado, and Peter Berger, Trenton, Illinois. Sisters Barbara Meyer, Greeley, Colorado; Kathryn Mayne, Antioch, Calif., lena Wolf, Trenton, Illinois; Frieda Hirstein, Lebanon, Illinois, six grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted February 16, at 2 p.m. from the First Mennonite church in Aberdeen with Rev. Wilfred Ulrich officiating. Burial was in Homestead Cemetery under the direction of Davis Mortuary.
Casket bearers were O. D. Becker, Frank Klemple, Herman Funk, Dan Wegner, H. L. Lehrman, John D. Becker.
Flowers were cared for by the Ladies Sunday School Class."
Contributor: James Bridges
"Services Held Wednesday for Ida Langenwalter
Mrs. Ida Berger Langenwalter, 71, Aberdeen, Idaho, died at Power County Hospital in American Falls, Feb. 11, 1966. She was born Feb. 12, 1894 in Trenton, Illinois, a daughter of Henry N. and Suzanne Wagner Berger. She attended Bethel College Academy for 4 years (1914-1918) and on October 20, 1920 married Albert L. Langenwalter at Trenton, Illinois.
They lived in Halstead, Kansas for three years, then moved to Idaho in 1924, settling in Buhl for six months. They hvae lived in the Aberdeen area since leaving Buhl. She was a member of the First Mennonite church, Mission Society, and the Aberdeen Federated Woman's Club.
Survivors include one son, Arthur L. Langenwalter, one daugher, Mrs. James (Edith Marie) Prestidge, both of Aberdeen, two brothers, Jake Berger, Delta, Colorado, and Peter Berger, Trenton, Illinois. Sisters Barbara Meyer, Greeley, Colorado; Kathryn Mayne, Antioch, Calif., lena Wolf, Trenton, Illinois; Frieda Hirstein, Lebanon, Illinois, six grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted February 16, at 2 p.m. from the First Mennonite church in Aberdeen with Rev. Wilfred Ulrich officiating. Burial was in Homestead Cemetery under the direction of Davis Mortuary.
Casket bearers were O. D. Becker, Frank Klemple, Herman Funk, Dan Wegner, H. L. Lehrman, John D. Becker.
Flowers were cared for by the Ladies Sunday School Class."
Contributor: James Bridges
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