William Robert Glass was born in Elliota, MN, the son of John Robert Glass and Mary Ellen Branson.
He married Edith Winifred Maskell on 22 Oct 1901 in Park Rapids, Hubbard Co., MN.
William died after several months illness and was buried 11 Sep 1927.
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Death Notice, 16 Sep 1927, Unknown Newspaper (probably Park Rapids, Hubbard Co., MN)
SUMMONS
William Glass Succumbs Following Illness of Several Months; Funeral Held Sunday
Quite a number of people from this city motored Sunday to Sebeka to attend the funeral of the late William Glass, a former Park Rapids resident. The services were held at one
o'clock from the home and were largely attended. Rev. Olney pastor of the Methodist church at Menahga, officiated and the choir sang "Some Blessed Day", "He Knows It All" and "Rock of the Ages". Internment took place at the Hubbard cemetery by the side of his mother, the burial services being attended by a large number of the old time residents of that community. Robert William Glass was born at Elliota, Filmore County, Minn., on January 18, 1857. In 1870 he with his parents moved to Floyd, Iowa. The year 1880 he came to Hubbard County where he resided for some years, also living for a time at Verndale and Duluth. Coming again to this county he was united in marriage to Miss Edith W. Mascol [sic: Maskell] at Park Rapids. To this union four children were born, Robert of Park Rapids, Mrs. Oral Tullis and Frances of Sebeka and an infant daughter who died at birth. The family resided in this city about sixteen years, Mr. Glass working at his trade as a blacksmith. He was ever known as a good neighbor and a kind and devoted husband and father. The year 1917 the family moved to Sebeka where they have since made their home, Mr. Glass owning and operating a blacksmith shop there. He had been confined to his bed since the later part of June where he suffered from inflammatory rheumatism and other complications until the time of his death which occurred at his home there Friday afternoon. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Claflin and June, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright and Mrs. John Hinds of this city. Mrs. Algin Ashburner of Beach, N.D., Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Corlis of Henderson, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker of Hibbing, Mrs. Mildred Benham and Al Rehard of Akeley, Mr. and Mrs., V. S. Benham and Mrs. Raleigh Pike of Yola, Mr. and Mrs. William Claflin of Menahga and Mrs. Stanley Grant of Princeton.
NOTE: Death Notice provided by Joan Edmonson.
He married Edith Winifred Maskell on 22 Oct 1901 in Park Rapids, Hubbard Co., MN.
William died after several months illness and was buried 11 Sep 1927.
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Death Notice, 16 Sep 1927, Unknown Newspaper (probably Park Rapids, Hubbard Co., MN)
SUMMONS
William Glass Succumbs Following Illness of Several Months; Funeral Held Sunday
Quite a number of people from this city motored Sunday to Sebeka to attend the funeral of the late William Glass, a former Park Rapids resident. The services were held at one
o'clock from the home and were largely attended. Rev. Olney pastor of the Methodist church at Menahga, officiated and the choir sang "Some Blessed Day", "He Knows It All" and "Rock of the Ages". Internment took place at the Hubbard cemetery by the side of his mother, the burial services being attended by a large number of the old time residents of that community. Robert William Glass was born at Elliota, Filmore County, Minn., on January 18, 1857. In 1870 he with his parents moved to Floyd, Iowa. The year 1880 he came to Hubbard County where he resided for some years, also living for a time at Verndale and Duluth. Coming again to this county he was united in marriage to Miss Edith W. Mascol [sic: Maskell] at Park Rapids. To this union four children were born, Robert of Park Rapids, Mrs. Oral Tullis and Frances of Sebeka and an infant daughter who died at birth. The family resided in this city about sixteen years, Mr. Glass working at his trade as a blacksmith. He was ever known as a good neighbor and a kind and devoted husband and father. The year 1917 the family moved to Sebeka where they have since made their home, Mr. Glass owning and operating a blacksmith shop there. He had been confined to his bed since the later part of June where he suffered from inflammatory rheumatism and other complications until the time of his death which occurred at his home there Friday afternoon. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Claflin and June, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright and Mrs. John Hinds of this city. Mrs. Algin Ashburner of Beach, N.D., Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Corlis of Henderson, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker of Hibbing, Mrs. Mildred Benham and Al Rehard of Akeley, Mr. and Mrs., V. S. Benham and Mrs. Raleigh Pike of Yola, Mr. and Mrs. William Claflin of Menahga and Mrs. Stanley Grant of Princeton.
NOTE: Death Notice provided by Joan Edmonson.
William Robert Glass was born in Elliota, MN, the son of John Robert Glass and Mary Ellen Branson.
He married Edith Winifred Maskell on 22 Oct 1901 in Park Rapids, Hubbard Co., MN.
William died after several months illness and was buried 11 Sep 1927.
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Death Notice, 16 Sep 1927, Unknown Newspaper (probably Park Rapids, Hubbard Co., MN)
SUMMONS
William Glass Succumbs Following Illness of Several Months; Funeral Held Sunday
Quite a number of people from this city motored Sunday to Sebeka to attend the funeral of the late William Glass, a former Park Rapids resident. The services were held at one
o'clock from the home and were largely attended. Rev. Olney pastor of the Methodist church at Menahga, officiated and the choir sang "Some Blessed Day", "He Knows It All" and "Rock of the Ages". Internment took place at the Hubbard cemetery by the side of his mother, the burial services being attended by a large number of the old time residents of that community. Robert William Glass was born at Elliota, Filmore County, Minn., on January 18, 1857. In 1870 he with his parents moved to Floyd, Iowa. The year 1880 he came to Hubbard County where he resided for some years, also living for a time at Verndale and Duluth. Coming again to this county he was united in marriage to Miss Edith W. Mascol [sic: Maskell] at Park Rapids. To this union four children were born, Robert of Park Rapids, Mrs. Oral Tullis and Frances of Sebeka and an infant daughter who died at birth. The family resided in this city about sixteen years, Mr. Glass working at his trade as a blacksmith. He was ever known as a good neighbor and a kind and devoted husband and father. The year 1917 the family moved to Sebeka where they have since made their home, Mr. Glass owning and operating a blacksmith shop there. He had been confined to his bed since the later part of June where he suffered from inflammatory rheumatism and other complications until the time of his death which occurred at his home there Friday afternoon. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Claflin and June, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright and Mrs. John Hinds of this city. Mrs. Algin Ashburner of Beach, N.D., Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Corlis of Henderson, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker of Hibbing, Mrs. Mildred Benham and Al Rehard of Akeley, Mr. and Mrs., V. S. Benham and Mrs. Raleigh Pike of Yola, Mr. and Mrs. William Claflin of Menahga and Mrs. Stanley Grant of Princeton.
NOTE: Death Notice provided by Joan Edmonson.
He married Edith Winifred Maskell on 22 Oct 1901 in Park Rapids, Hubbard Co., MN.
William died after several months illness and was buried 11 Sep 1927.
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Death Notice, 16 Sep 1927, Unknown Newspaper (probably Park Rapids, Hubbard Co., MN)
SUMMONS
William Glass Succumbs Following Illness of Several Months; Funeral Held Sunday
Quite a number of people from this city motored Sunday to Sebeka to attend the funeral of the late William Glass, a former Park Rapids resident. The services were held at one
o'clock from the home and were largely attended. Rev. Olney pastor of the Methodist church at Menahga, officiated and the choir sang "Some Blessed Day", "He Knows It All" and "Rock of the Ages". Internment took place at the Hubbard cemetery by the side of his mother, the burial services being attended by a large number of the old time residents of that community. Robert William Glass was born at Elliota, Filmore County, Minn., on January 18, 1857. In 1870 he with his parents moved to Floyd, Iowa. The year 1880 he came to Hubbard County where he resided for some years, also living for a time at Verndale and Duluth. Coming again to this county he was united in marriage to Miss Edith W. Mascol [sic: Maskell] at Park Rapids. To this union four children were born, Robert of Park Rapids, Mrs. Oral Tullis and Frances of Sebeka and an infant daughter who died at birth. The family resided in this city about sixteen years, Mr. Glass working at his trade as a blacksmith. He was ever known as a good neighbor and a kind and devoted husband and father. The year 1917 the family moved to Sebeka where they have since made their home, Mr. Glass owning and operating a blacksmith shop there. He had been confined to his bed since the later part of June where he suffered from inflammatory rheumatism and other complications until the time of his death which occurred at his home there Friday afternoon. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Claflin and June, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright and Mrs. John Hinds of this city. Mrs. Algin Ashburner of Beach, N.D., Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Corlis of Henderson, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker of Hibbing, Mrs. Mildred Benham and Al Rehard of Akeley, Mr. and Mrs., V. S. Benham and Mrs. Raleigh Pike of Yola, Mr. and Mrs. William Claflin of Menahga and Mrs. Stanley Grant of Princeton.
NOTE: Death Notice provided by Joan Edmonson.
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