Obituary
Ada Clare Baber was born near Clifton, Kansas, October 25, 1883. Her early life was spent in north central Kansas, where her father was pastor of various charges in the United Brethern Church. On September 13, 1913, she was married to Saren Christian Sarensen of Netawaka, where she lived for nearly 50 years, until because of failing health , she moved to the White Way Rest Home at Wetmore, Kansas. There she passed away on July 2, 1963. Mr. Sarensen had preceded her in death on February 26, 1941.
She is survived by all four of her children: two sons, Noel A. Sarensen of Netawaka, and Stuart C. Sarensen on Wichita; and two daughters, Mrs. Jack (Shirley) Carson of Mission, and Mrs F. W. (Ruth) Shull of Glasco. Also surviving are two brothers, Ernest M. Baber of Denver, Colorado, and Carroll P. Baber of Topeka, one sister, Mrs. Lee Fletcher of Boston, Massachusetts; and 12 grandchildren. Two brothers, Ray E. and Harold E. Baber preceded her in death.
Before her marriage, Mrs. Sarensen was a teacher, and taught in the Netawaka Public Schools. She was a member of the Netawaka Methodist Church and a lifetime member of the Women's Society of Christian Service. She also belonged to the Home Circle Club and to the Netawaka Women's Republican Club.
Mrs. Sarensen's chief interest lay in her home and family. As long as her health permitted, she enjoyed visiting in the homes of her children and sharing their family life. She was a true mother in the finest sense of the word.
Funeral services were conducted July 5 by the Reverend Duane Parker of the Methodist Church in Netawaka, with interment in the Netawaka Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Alan Artwater, Charles Artwater, Albert Gerhardt, Andrew Dieckman, T.J. Christensen and Charley Beam.
Organ music was furnished by Erma Beam. Flowers were cared for by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hallauer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spiker, Mrs. Albert Abel, Mrs. Alan Artwater and Mrs. Clarence Jones.
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Ada Clare Baber was born near Clifton, Kansas, October 25, 1883. Her early life was spent in north central Kansas, where her father was pastor of various charges in the United Brethern Church. On September 13, 1913, she was married to Saren Christian Sarensen of Netawaka, where she lived for nearly 50 years, until because of failing health , she moved to the White Way Rest Home at Wetmore, Kansas. There she passed away on July 2, 1963. Mr. Sarensen had preceded her in death on February 26, 1941.
She is survived by all four of her children: two sons, Noel A. Sarensen of Netawaka, and Stuart C. Sarensen on Wichita; and two daughters, Mrs. Jack (Shirley) Carson of Mission, and Mrs F. W. (Ruth) Shull of Glasco. Also surviving are two brothers, Ernest M. Baber of Denver, Colorado, and Carroll P. Baber of Topeka, one sister, Mrs. Lee Fletcher of Boston, Massachusetts; and 12 grandchildren. Two brothers, Ray E. and Harold E. Baber preceded her in death.
Before her marriage, Mrs. Sarensen was a teacher, and taught in the Netawaka Public Schools. She was a member of the Netawaka Methodist Church and a lifetime member of the Women's Society of Christian Service. She also belonged to the Home Circle Club and to the Netawaka Women's Republican Club.
Mrs. Sarensen's chief interest lay in her home and family. As long as her health permitted, she enjoyed visiting in the homes of her children and sharing their family life. She was a true mother in the finest sense of the word.
Funeral services were conducted July 5 by the Reverend Duane Parker of the Methodist Church in Netawaka, with interment in the Netawaka Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Alan Artwater, Charles Artwater, Albert Gerhardt, Andrew Dieckman, T.J. Christensen and Charley Beam.
Organ music was furnished by Erma Beam. Flowers were cared for by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hallauer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spiker, Mrs. Albert Abel, Mrs. Alan Artwater and Mrs. Clarence Jones.
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Obituary
Ada Clare Baber was born near Clifton, Kansas, October 25, 1883. Her early life was spent in north central Kansas, where her father was pastor of various charges in the United Brethern Church. On September 13, 1913, she was married to Saren Christian Sarensen of Netawaka, where she lived for nearly 50 years, until because of failing health , she moved to the White Way Rest Home at Wetmore, Kansas. There she passed away on July 2, 1963. Mr. Sarensen had preceded her in death on February 26, 1941.
She is survived by all four of her children: two sons, Noel A. Sarensen of Netawaka, and Stuart C. Sarensen on Wichita; and two daughters, Mrs. Jack (Shirley) Carson of Mission, and Mrs F. W. (Ruth) Shull of Glasco. Also surviving are two brothers, Ernest M. Baber of Denver, Colorado, and Carroll P. Baber of Topeka, one sister, Mrs. Lee Fletcher of Boston, Massachusetts; and 12 grandchildren. Two brothers, Ray E. and Harold E. Baber preceded her in death.
Before her marriage, Mrs. Sarensen was a teacher, and taught in the Netawaka Public Schools. She was a member of the Netawaka Methodist Church and a lifetime member of the Women's Society of Christian Service. She also belonged to the Home Circle Club and to the Netawaka Women's Republican Club.
Mrs. Sarensen's chief interest lay in her home and family. As long as her health permitted, she enjoyed visiting in the homes of her children and sharing their family life. She was a true mother in the finest sense of the word.
Funeral services were conducted July 5 by the Reverend Duane Parker of the Methodist Church in Netawaka, with interment in the Netawaka Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Alan Artwater, Charles Artwater, Albert Gerhardt, Andrew Dieckman, T.J. Christensen and Charley Beam.
Organ music was furnished by Erma Beam. Flowers were cared for by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hallauer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spiker, Mrs. Albert Abel, Mrs. Alan Artwater and Mrs. Clarence Jones.
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Ada Clare Baber was born near Clifton, Kansas, October 25, 1883. Her early life was spent in north central Kansas, where her father was pastor of various charges in the United Brethern Church. On September 13, 1913, she was married to Saren Christian Sarensen of Netawaka, where she lived for nearly 50 years, until because of failing health , she moved to the White Way Rest Home at Wetmore, Kansas. There she passed away on July 2, 1963. Mr. Sarensen had preceded her in death on February 26, 1941.
She is survived by all four of her children: two sons, Noel A. Sarensen of Netawaka, and Stuart C. Sarensen on Wichita; and two daughters, Mrs. Jack (Shirley) Carson of Mission, and Mrs F. W. (Ruth) Shull of Glasco. Also surviving are two brothers, Ernest M. Baber of Denver, Colorado, and Carroll P. Baber of Topeka, one sister, Mrs. Lee Fletcher of Boston, Massachusetts; and 12 grandchildren. Two brothers, Ray E. and Harold E. Baber preceded her in death.
Before her marriage, Mrs. Sarensen was a teacher, and taught in the Netawaka Public Schools. She was a member of the Netawaka Methodist Church and a lifetime member of the Women's Society of Christian Service. She also belonged to the Home Circle Club and to the Netawaka Women's Republican Club.
Mrs. Sarensen's chief interest lay in her home and family. As long as her health permitted, she enjoyed visiting in the homes of her children and sharing their family life. She was a true mother in the finest sense of the word.
Funeral services were conducted July 5 by the Reverend Duane Parker of the Methodist Church in Netawaka, with interment in the Netawaka Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Alan Artwater, Charles Artwater, Albert Gerhardt, Andrew Dieckman, T.J. Christensen and Charley Beam.
Organ music was furnished by Erma Beam. Flowers were cared for by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hallauer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spiker, Mrs. Albert Abel, Mrs. Alan Artwater and Mrs. Clarence Jones.
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