The Algona Upper Des Moines
Tuesday, November 9, 1954
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FINAL RITES FOR ABNER EGLI,
61, HELD AT MANSON
Funeral services for Abner Egli, 61, Algona policeman, were held today, Tuesday, at the Methodist Church in Manson, at 2 p.m.
Rev. H. E. Carbaugh officiated, and burial followed in the Rose Hill Cemetery. McCullough Funeral Chapel of Algona, and Larson Funeral Home of Manson, handled the arrangements. A service was held at 1:30 at the Larson Funeral Home, preceding the church rites.
Mr. Egli died suddenly Friday evening at 9 p.m. at St. Ann hospital, following a stroke.
Abner Egli was born April 26, 1893 at Hopedale, Ill., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Egli, and had been a resident of the Manson area for many years before he moved to Algona last winter. He was a policeman for 17 years there, and started on the force here February 1 this year.
He is survived by his wife, Bertha, and four children: Jim, Algona; Joe, Helen (Mrs. Harold Zook), and Ruth (Mrs. R. G. Swartzendruber), all of Manson. He is also survived by three brothers, Joe and C. B. of Manson and Ben, Hopedale, Ill.; and six sisters, Barbara and Mollie, Manson; Mrs. Simon Greiser (Lavina), and Mrs. Dan Miller (Lena), Conneut Lake, PA.; Mrs. Edwin Miller (Lydia), Middlebury, Ind., and Mrs. Emma Fleener, Lowell, Indiana.
His first wife, Katherine, and a daughter, Marguerite, preceded him in death.
Tuesday, November 9, 1954
page one
FINAL RITES FOR ABNER EGLI,
61, HELD AT MANSON
Funeral services for Abner Egli, 61, Algona policeman, were held today, Tuesday, at the Methodist Church in Manson, at 2 p.m.
Rev. H. E. Carbaugh officiated, and burial followed in the Rose Hill Cemetery. McCullough Funeral Chapel of Algona, and Larson Funeral Home of Manson, handled the arrangements. A service was held at 1:30 at the Larson Funeral Home, preceding the church rites.
Mr. Egli died suddenly Friday evening at 9 p.m. at St. Ann hospital, following a stroke.
Abner Egli was born April 26, 1893 at Hopedale, Ill., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Egli, and had been a resident of the Manson area for many years before he moved to Algona last winter. He was a policeman for 17 years there, and started on the force here February 1 this year.
He is survived by his wife, Bertha, and four children: Jim, Algona; Joe, Helen (Mrs. Harold Zook), and Ruth (Mrs. R. G. Swartzendruber), all of Manson. He is also survived by three brothers, Joe and C. B. of Manson and Ben, Hopedale, Ill.; and six sisters, Barbara and Mollie, Manson; Mrs. Simon Greiser (Lavina), and Mrs. Dan Miller (Lena), Conneut Lake, PA.; Mrs. Edwin Miller (Lydia), Middlebury, Ind., and Mrs. Emma Fleener, Lowell, Indiana.
His first wife, Katherine, and a daughter, Marguerite, preceded him in death.
The Algona Upper Des Moines
Tuesday, November 9, 1954
page one
FINAL RITES FOR ABNER EGLI,
61, HELD AT MANSON
Funeral services for Abner Egli, 61, Algona policeman, were held today, Tuesday, at the Methodist Church in Manson, at 2 p.m.
Rev. H. E. Carbaugh officiated, and burial followed in the Rose Hill Cemetery. McCullough Funeral Chapel of Algona, and Larson Funeral Home of Manson, handled the arrangements. A service was held at 1:30 at the Larson Funeral Home, preceding the church rites.
Mr. Egli died suddenly Friday evening at 9 p.m. at St. Ann hospital, following a stroke.
Abner Egli was born April 26, 1893 at Hopedale, Ill., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Egli, and had been a resident of the Manson area for many years before he moved to Algona last winter. He was a policeman for 17 years there, and started on the force here February 1 this year.
He is survived by his wife, Bertha, and four children: Jim, Algona; Joe, Helen (Mrs. Harold Zook), and Ruth (Mrs. R. G. Swartzendruber), all of Manson. He is also survived by three brothers, Joe and C. B. of Manson and Ben, Hopedale, Ill.; and six sisters, Barbara and Mollie, Manson; Mrs. Simon Greiser (Lavina), and Mrs. Dan Miller (Lena), Conneut Lake, PA.; Mrs. Edwin Miller (Lydia), Middlebury, Ind., and Mrs. Emma Fleener, Lowell, Indiana.
His first wife, Katherine, and a daughter, Marguerite, preceded him in death.
Tuesday, November 9, 1954
page one
FINAL RITES FOR ABNER EGLI,
61, HELD AT MANSON
Funeral services for Abner Egli, 61, Algona policeman, were held today, Tuesday, at the Methodist Church in Manson, at 2 p.m.
Rev. H. E. Carbaugh officiated, and burial followed in the Rose Hill Cemetery. McCullough Funeral Chapel of Algona, and Larson Funeral Home of Manson, handled the arrangements. A service was held at 1:30 at the Larson Funeral Home, preceding the church rites.
Mr. Egli died suddenly Friday evening at 9 p.m. at St. Ann hospital, following a stroke.
Abner Egli was born April 26, 1893 at Hopedale, Ill., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Egli, and had been a resident of the Manson area for many years before he moved to Algona last winter. He was a policeman for 17 years there, and started on the force here February 1 this year.
He is survived by his wife, Bertha, and four children: Jim, Algona; Joe, Helen (Mrs. Harold Zook), and Ruth (Mrs. R. G. Swartzendruber), all of Manson. He is also survived by three brothers, Joe and C. B. of Manson and Ben, Hopedale, Ill.; and six sisters, Barbara and Mollie, Manson; Mrs. Simon Greiser (Lavina), and Mrs. Dan Miller (Lena), Conneut Lake, PA.; Mrs. Edwin Miller (Lydia), Middlebury, Ind., and Mrs. Emma Fleener, Lowell, Indiana.
His first wife, Katherine, and a daughter, Marguerite, preceded him in death.
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