Agnes Marie Laub, daughter of Dale and Dollie Laub of Braddyville, was born June 29, 1903 in Page county, Iowa near Braddyville, and died March 15, 1947 at the Murphy Memorial Hospital at Red Oak, at the age of 43 years, 8 months and 14 days.
She with her parents moved to Canada in 1913 and returned to the United States in 1918. She finished the eighth grade in Coin and attended the Clarinda High School, graduating in 1922. She then became one of Page county's rural school teachers. She also gave piano lessons.
She united with the Methodist church in Clarinda in 1920.
On May 25, 1923 she was married to Harvey D. Drennen. To them seven children were born; a son, Harvey, Jr., who died at birth, Donald of Red Oak, Mrs James Krise of Clarinda, Mrs Paul Ward of Burlington Junction, Mo., Bobby, Charles and Sammy at home. She also had a step-son Roy, of Kansas City.
Besides her husband and children she leaves her mother and father; one sister,Mrs Harold Ellison of Clarinda; one brother, Rex Laub of Clarinda; an aged grandmother, Mrs Matilda Davison of Braddyville; three grandchildren, Donald Duane and Donna Lee Drennen, and Judy Jackson for whom she had cared since infancy.
Funeral services were held in Clarinda Tuesday, March 18, conducted by Rev Nesbitt of the Methodist church of Coin.
Burial was in the Memory cemetery.
BEDFORD TIMES-PRESS, Bedford, Iowa, April 3, 1947
She with her parents moved to Canada in 1913 and returned to the United States in 1918. She finished the eighth grade in Coin and attended the Clarinda High School, graduating in 1922. She then became one of Page county's rural school teachers. She also gave piano lessons.
She united with the Methodist church in Clarinda in 1920.
On May 25, 1923 she was married to Harvey D. Drennen. To them seven children were born; a son, Harvey, Jr., who died at birth, Donald of Red Oak, Mrs James Krise of Clarinda, Mrs Paul Ward of Burlington Junction, Mo., Bobby, Charles and Sammy at home. She also had a step-son Roy, of Kansas City.
Besides her husband and children she leaves her mother and father; one sister,Mrs Harold Ellison of Clarinda; one brother, Rex Laub of Clarinda; an aged grandmother, Mrs Matilda Davison of Braddyville; three grandchildren, Donald Duane and Donna Lee Drennen, and Judy Jackson for whom she had cared since infancy.
Funeral services were held in Clarinda Tuesday, March 18, conducted by Rev Nesbitt of the Methodist church of Coin.
Burial was in the Memory cemetery.
BEDFORD TIMES-PRESS, Bedford, Iowa, April 3, 1947
Agnes Marie Laub, daughter of Dale and Dollie Laub of Braddyville, was born June 29, 1903 in Page county, Iowa near Braddyville, and died March 15, 1947 at the Murphy Memorial Hospital at Red Oak, at the age of 43 years, 8 months and 14 days.
She with her parents moved to Canada in 1913 and returned to the United States in 1918. She finished the eighth grade in Coin and attended the Clarinda High School, graduating in 1922. She then became one of Page county's rural school teachers. She also gave piano lessons.
She united with the Methodist church in Clarinda in 1920.
On May 25, 1923 she was married to Harvey D. Drennen. To them seven children were born; a son, Harvey, Jr., who died at birth, Donald of Red Oak, Mrs James Krise of Clarinda, Mrs Paul Ward of Burlington Junction, Mo., Bobby, Charles and Sammy at home. She also had a step-son Roy, of Kansas City.
Besides her husband and children she leaves her mother and father; one sister,Mrs Harold Ellison of Clarinda; one brother, Rex Laub of Clarinda; an aged grandmother, Mrs Matilda Davison of Braddyville; three grandchildren, Donald Duane and Donna Lee Drennen, and Judy Jackson for whom she had cared since infancy.
Funeral services were held in Clarinda Tuesday, March 18, conducted by Rev Nesbitt of the Methodist church of Coin.
Burial was in the Memory cemetery.
BEDFORD TIMES-PRESS, Bedford, Iowa, April 3, 1947
She with her parents moved to Canada in 1913 and returned to the United States in 1918. She finished the eighth grade in Coin and attended the Clarinda High School, graduating in 1922. She then became one of Page county's rural school teachers. She also gave piano lessons.
She united with the Methodist church in Clarinda in 1920.
On May 25, 1923 she was married to Harvey D. Drennen. To them seven children were born; a son, Harvey, Jr., who died at birth, Donald of Red Oak, Mrs James Krise of Clarinda, Mrs Paul Ward of Burlington Junction, Mo., Bobby, Charles and Sammy at home. She also had a step-son Roy, of Kansas City.
Besides her husband and children she leaves her mother and father; one sister,Mrs Harold Ellison of Clarinda; one brother, Rex Laub of Clarinda; an aged grandmother, Mrs Matilda Davison of Braddyville; three grandchildren, Donald Duane and Donna Lee Drennen, and Judy Jackson for whom she had cared since infancy.
Funeral services were held in Clarinda Tuesday, March 18, conducted by Rev Nesbitt of the Methodist church of Coin.
Burial was in the Memory cemetery.
BEDFORD TIMES-PRESS, Bedford, Iowa, April 3, 1947
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