Adolph Peter Knack, son of Niels
and Lena Knack, was born September
20, 1899, and passed away
early on October 30, 1955.
He was baptized and confirmed
in the Nain Lutheran church and
spent his early life farming with
his father and two brothers.
On June 12, 1934, he was married
to Miss Anna Johansen and
established a home in Newell
where he was engaged in the trucking
business.
One daughter, Connie Jean, was
born to Mr and Mrs. Knack, who
with his wife survive him. Two
brothers also survive, Elvin of
Newell and Chris of Varlna.
Mr. Knack was a kind and loving
father and husband and loved
all sports. He was for several years
treasurer of the local baseball
team.
Mr Knack had been in falling
health for some time, having recently
returned from Rochester.
He seemed much improved and
was about as usual the day before
his untimely passing.
and Lena Knack, was born September
20, 1899, and passed away
early on October 30, 1955.
He was baptized and confirmed
in the Nain Lutheran church and
spent his early life farming with
his father and two brothers.
On June 12, 1934, he was married
to Miss Anna Johansen and
established a home in Newell
where he was engaged in the trucking
business.
One daughter, Connie Jean, was
born to Mr and Mrs. Knack, who
with his wife survive him. Two
brothers also survive, Elvin of
Newell and Chris of Varlna.
Mr. Knack was a kind and loving
father and husband and loved
all sports. He was for several years
treasurer of the local baseball
team.
Mr Knack had been in falling
health for some time, having recently
returned from Rochester.
He seemed much improved and
was about as usual the day before
his untimely passing.
Adolph Peter Knack, son of Niels
and Lena Knack, was born September
20, 1899, and passed away
early on October 30, 1955.
He was baptized and confirmed
in the Nain Lutheran church and
spent his early life farming with
his father and two brothers.
On June 12, 1934, he was married
to Miss Anna Johansen and
established a home in Newell
where he was engaged in the trucking
business.
One daughter, Connie Jean, was
born to Mr and Mrs. Knack, who
with his wife survive him. Two
brothers also survive, Elvin of
Newell and Chris of Varlna.
Mr. Knack was a kind and loving
father and husband and loved
all sports. He was for several years
treasurer of the local baseball
team.
Mr Knack had been in falling
health for some time, having recently
returned from Rochester.
He seemed much improved and
was about as usual the day before
his untimely passing.
and Lena Knack, was born September
20, 1899, and passed away
early on October 30, 1955.
He was baptized and confirmed
in the Nain Lutheran church and
spent his early life farming with
his father and two brothers.
On June 12, 1934, he was married
to Miss Anna Johansen and
established a home in Newell
where he was engaged in the trucking
business.
One daughter, Connie Jean, was
born to Mr and Mrs. Knack, who
with his wife survive him. Two
brothers also survive, Elvin of
Newell and Chris of Varlna.
Mr. Knack was a kind and loving
father and husband and loved
all sports. He was for several years
treasurer of the local baseball
team.
Mr Knack had been in falling
health for some time, having recently
returned from Rochester.
He seemed much improved and
was about as usual the day before
his untimely passing.
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