Wen. 4 May 1949, Clinton Herald Newspaper.
Harry S. Wilson Miles 73, of Miles died at 4:15 a.m . today in Gilmore nursing home at Maquoketa. The body will be in Krabbenhoft funeral home. Preston, until Firday morning. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in teh Wilson home with the Rev. Elmer Whyte of the Miles Presbyterian church officiating. Burial will be in Teeds Grove cemetery.
Mr. Wilson was born Feb. 125, 1876,on a farm near teeds Grove, the son of William and Ellen Wilson. He was married to Anna Rasmussen of Clinton March 27, 1902.
Surviving are his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Ed Huebner of Miles and Gladys Wentworth of Clinton.
Mon. 9 May 1949, Clinton Hearld Newspaper.
Harry Wilson---Miles--Funeral services for Harry Wilson were held Friday afternoon from the family home with the Rev. Elmer Whyte in charge. Pallbearers were Earl Darling, Ben Greve, Erwin Friedrichsen, Leroy Thompson, Otto Badtke and Jerome Schiffman. Flowers were in charge of Mrs. Frank Friedrichsen, Mrs. Earl Darlling, Mrs. Fred Krabbenhoft and Mrs. Will Jargo.
Mrs. Will Householder and Seymour Watts sang accompanied by Clifton Krabbenhoft. Burial was in the Teeds Grove cemetery. Relatives from a distance includeCharles, Cornelius and Alanzo Brow, Grundy Center, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson, Rockford, Ill., Mrs. Wayne Lyon, Prophetstown, (then my copy is distorted) and the surrounding towns.
Harry S. Wilson Miles 73, of Miles died at 4:15 a.m . today in Gilmore nursing home at Maquoketa. The body will be in Krabbenhoft funeral home. Preston, until Firday morning. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in teh Wilson home with the Rev. Elmer Whyte of the Miles Presbyterian church officiating. Burial will be in Teeds Grove cemetery.
Mr. Wilson was born Feb. 125, 1876,on a farm near teeds Grove, the son of William and Ellen Wilson. He was married to Anna Rasmussen of Clinton March 27, 1902.
Surviving are his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Ed Huebner of Miles and Gladys Wentworth of Clinton.
Mon. 9 May 1949, Clinton Hearld Newspaper.
Harry Wilson---Miles--Funeral services for Harry Wilson were held Friday afternoon from the family home with the Rev. Elmer Whyte in charge. Pallbearers were Earl Darling, Ben Greve, Erwin Friedrichsen, Leroy Thompson, Otto Badtke and Jerome Schiffman. Flowers were in charge of Mrs. Frank Friedrichsen, Mrs. Earl Darlling, Mrs. Fred Krabbenhoft and Mrs. Will Jargo.
Mrs. Will Householder and Seymour Watts sang accompanied by Clifton Krabbenhoft. Burial was in the Teeds Grove cemetery. Relatives from a distance includeCharles, Cornelius and Alanzo Brow, Grundy Center, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson, Rockford, Ill., Mrs. Wayne Lyon, Prophetstown, (then my copy is distorted) and the surrounding towns.
Wen. 4 May 1949, Clinton Herald Newspaper.
Harry S. Wilson Miles 73, of Miles died at 4:15 a.m . today in Gilmore nursing home at Maquoketa. The body will be in Krabbenhoft funeral home. Preston, until Firday morning. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in teh Wilson home with the Rev. Elmer Whyte of the Miles Presbyterian church officiating. Burial will be in Teeds Grove cemetery.
Mr. Wilson was born Feb. 125, 1876,on a farm near teeds Grove, the son of William and Ellen Wilson. He was married to Anna Rasmussen of Clinton March 27, 1902.
Surviving are his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Ed Huebner of Miles and Gladys Wentworth of Clinton.
Mon. 9 May 1949, Clinton Hearld Newspaper.
Harry Wilson---Miles--Funeral services for Harry Wilson were held Friday afternoon from the family home with the Rev. Elmer Whyte in charge. Pallbearers were Earl Darling, Ben Greve, Erwin Friedrichsen, Leroy Thompson, Otto Badtke and Jerome Schiffman. Flowers were in charge of Mrs. Frank Friedrichsen, Mrs. Earl Darlling, Mrs. Fred Krabbenhoft and Mrs. Will Jargo.
Mrs. Will Householder and Seymour Watts sang accompanied by Clifton Krabbenhoft. Burial was in the Teeds Grove cemetery. Relatives from a distance includeCharles, Cornelius and Alanzo Brow, Grundy Center, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson, Rockford, Ill., Mrs. Wayne Lyon, Prophetstown, (then my copy is distorted) and the surrounding towns.
Harry S. Wilson Miles 73, of Miles died at 4:15 a.m . today in Gilmore nursing home at Maquoketa. The body will be in Krabbenhoft funeral home. Preston, until Firday morning. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in teh Wilson home with the Rev. Elmer Whyte of the Miles Presbyterian church officiating. Burial will be in Teeds Grove cemetery.
Mr. Wilson was born Feb. 125, 1876,on a farm near teeds Grove, the son of William and Ellen Wilson. He was married to Anna Rasmussen of Clinton March 27, 1902.
Surviving are his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Ed Huebner of Miles and Gladys Wentworth of Clinton.
Mon. 9 May 1949, Clinton Hearld Newspaper.
Harry Wilson---Miles--Funeral services for Harry Wilson were held Friday afternoon from the family home with the Rev. Elmer Whyte in charge. Pallbearers were Earl Darling, Ben Greve, Erwin Friedrichsen, Leroy Thompson, Otto Badtke and Jerome Schiffman. Flowers were in charge of Mrs. Frank Friedrichsen, Mrs. Earl Darlling, Mrs. Fred Krabbenhoft and Mrs. Will Jargo.
Mrs. Will Householder and Seymour Watts sang accompanied by Clifton Krabbenhoft. Burial was in the Teeds Grove cemetery. Relatives from a distance includeCharles, Cornelius and Alanzo Brow, Grundy Center, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson, Rockford, Ill., Mrs. Wayne Lyon, Prophetstown, (then my copy is distorted) and the surrounding towns.
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