The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa; Thursday, January 26, 1905
The many Chariton friends were painfully shocked to learn of the sudden death of MRS. G.C. GASSER, which occurred yesterday (Wednesday) noon at the Hospital in Ottumwa where she underwent an operation last Saturday for the removal of gall stones. She rallied and apparently was getting along as well as could be expected until Wednesday forenoon when she suffered a relapse and death ensued in a few hours. Her sons, GEORGE and CHARLES, are expected to arrive tomorrow night from Pocatello, Idaho. The other children are now in Chariton. The remains were brought to her home in this city this morning on No. 3 and the funeral services will be held Saturday or Sunday but definite arrangements have not yet been made.
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The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa; Thursday, February 2, 1905
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'LIFE OF MRS. GASSER'
More general expression of regret and heartfelt sympathy were heard in Chariton than that (?) when the death of MRS. GASSER was announced. She passed away on Wednesday noon, January 25, 1905, at the hospital in Ottumwa where she had gone a few days previous and where she underwent an operation for the removal of gall stones. She was thought to be getting along nicely but she suddenly (?) a relapse and death came before relatives could reach her.
The remains were brought to the family home in Chariton where funeral services were held on (?) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock conducted by Rev. F.H. Palmer and by Rev. W.S. McCullagh. Floral emblems and offerings were profuse and beautiful, tokens (?) and sympathy from sorrowing friends. At the close of the service a large concourse of sorrowing friends followed the remains to their resting place in the Chariton Cemetery.
GEORGIANA C. SCHROEDER was born in Hanover, Germany on May 20, (?) At the age of six years she came with her parents to America and located in Keokuk, Iowa, where they resided for a short time then moved to Marion County, (?) where she grew to womanhood. She was married there on (?) 19, 1865, to GEORGE FRED(?) GASSER, and in the same year moved to Chariton where they have since resided. They were the parents of nine children, one (?) (?) E., died in 1874, and (?), ANNA, died in 1878. The (?) children are living. They are (?) EMMETT of Pocatello; CHARLES of Soda Springs, (?); NELLIE ALLEN of Russell; (?) MANNING, ERNEST and (?) of this city. The husband, MR. GASSER died in 1894. MRS. GASSER is also survived by one (?) (?)NEST SCHROEDER and one (?) ANNA KESSLER, both of (?). (?) sorrowing ones have the sympathy of a host of friends in their overwhelming bereavement, (?) was the embodiment of (?) and her life was a (?) all who knew her. It (?) of helpfulness and kindness (?) sympathy. During her (?) in Chariton she had (?) regard and love of all (?) she came in contact and (?) widely mourned. She (?) and devoted (?) Presbyterian Church (?) and will be greatly (?) circles. Although (?) impress of the force (?) and attractive person (?) remain with those who (?) and be an inspiration (?) that is true and good.
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Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa;
Thursday, February 9, 1905
'IN MEMORY OF MRS. GASSER'
The Women's Relief Corps held a memorial service for their late co-worker and friend, MRS. GASSER, at the Court House on Friday last. Words of love and praise for the work she had done were spoken and all realized the loss they have sustained in the death of MRS. GASSER. MRS. ESTELLA MENTONYE and MRS. W. E. HARPER of Osceola, were present. The meeting was a large one, wishing to do honor to her memory.
The following resolutions were passed:
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father in his infinite wisdom has removed from the ranks of Iseminger Relief Corps No. 17 our much loved sister, GEORGIANA GASSER, and in her death the principals for which we are pledged; Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty, have suffered a severe loss, and as we greatly deplore this dispensation of Providence, therefore be it.
Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved children and friends our heartfelt sympathy in this their hour of affliction and cause a copy of these resolutions to be spread upon our minutes, also a copy be furnished our city papers and official paper, G.A.R. Advocate, for publication and be it further
Resolved, That our charter be draped in mourning for thirty days, as an earnest evidence of our bereavement.
-- Committee.
The many Chariton friends were painfully shocked to learn of the sudden death of MRS. G.C. GASSER, which occurred yesterday (Wednesday) noon at the Hospital in Ottumwa where she underwent an operation last Saturday for the removal of gall stones. She rallied and apparently was getting along as well as could be expected until Wednesday forenoon when she suffered a relapse and death ensued in a few hours. Her sons, GEORGE and CHARLES, are expected to arrive tomorrow night from Pocatello, Idaho. The other children are now in Chariton. The remains were brought to her home in this city this morning on No. 3 and the funeral services will be held Saturday or Sunday but definite arrangements have not yet been made.
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The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa; Thursday, February 2, 1905
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'LIFE OF MRS. GASSER'
More general expression of regret and heartfelt sympathy were heard in Chariton than that (?) when the death of MRS. GASSER was announced. She passed away on Wednesday noon, January 25, 1905, at the hospital in Ottumwa where she had gone a few days previous and where she underwent an operation for the removal of gall stones. She was thought to be getting along nicely but she suddenly (?) a relapse and death came before relatives could reach her.
The remains were brought to the family home in Chariton where funeral services were held on (?) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock conducted by Rev. F.H. Palmer and by Rev. W.S. McCullagh. Floral emblems and offerings were profuse and beautiful, tokens (?) and sympathy from sorrowing friends. At the close of the service a large concourse of sorrowing friends followed the remains to their resting place in the Chariton Cemetery.
GEORGIANA C. SCHROEDER was born in Hanover, Germany on May 20, (?) At the age of six years she came with her parents to America and located in Keokuk, Iowa, where they resided for a short time then moved to Marion County, (?) where she grew to womanhood. She was married there on (?) 19, 1865, to GEORGE FRED(?) GASSER, and in the same year moved to Chariton where they have since resided. They were the parents of nine children, one (?) (?) E., died in 1874, and (?), ANNA, died in 1878. The (?) children are living. They are (?) EMMETT of Pocatello; CHARLES of Soda Springs, (?); NELLIE ALLEN of Russell; (?) MANNING, ERNEST and (?) of this city. The husband, MR. GASSER died in 1894. MRS. GASSER is also survived by one (?) (?)NEST SCHROEDER and one (?) ANNA KESSLER, both of (?). (?) sorrowing ones have the sympathy of a host of friends in their overwhelming bereavement, (?) was the embodiment of (?) and her life was a (?) all who knew her. It (?) of helpfulness and kindness (?) sympathy. During her (?) in Chariton she had (?) regard and love of all (?) she came in contact and (?) widely mourned. She (?) and devoted (?) Presbyterian Church (?) and will be greatly (?) circles. Although (?) impress of the force (?) and attractive person (?) remain with those who (?) and be an inspiration (?) that is true and good.
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Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa;
Thursday, February 9, 1905
'IN MEMORY OF MRS. GASSER'
The Women's Relief Corps held a memorial service for their late co-worker and friend, MRS. GASSER, at the Court House on Friday last. Words of love and praise for the work she had done were spoken and all realized the loss they have sustained in the death of MRS. GASSER. MRS. ESTELLA MENTONYE and MRS. W. E. HARPER of Osceola, were present. The meeting was a large one, wishing to do honor to her memory.
The following resolutions were passed:
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father in his infinite wisdom has removed from the ranks of Iseminger Relief Corps No. 17 our much loved sister, GEORGIANA GASSER, and in her death the principals for which we are pledged; Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty, have suffered a severe loss, and as we greatly deplore this dispensation of Providence, therefore be it.
Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved children and friends our heartfelt sympathy in this their hour of affliction and cause a copy of these resolutions to be spread upon our minutes, also a copy be furnished our city papers and official paper, G.A.R. Advocate, for publication and be it further
Resolved, That our charter be draped in mourning for thirty days, as an earnest evidence of our bereavement.
-- Committee.
The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa; Thursday, January 26, 1905
The many Chariton friends were painfully shocked to learn of the sudden death of MRS. G.C. GASSER, which occurred yesterday (Wednesday) noon at the Hospital in Ottumwa where she underwent an operation last Saturday for the removal of gall stones. She rallied and apparently was getting along as well as could be expected until Wednesday forenoon when she suffered a relapse and death ensued in a few hours. Her sons, GEORGE and CHARLES, are expected to arrive tomorrow night from Pocatello, Idaho. The other children are now in Chariton. The remains were brought to her home in this city this morning on No. 3 and the funeral services will be held Saturday or Sunday but definite arrangements have not yet been made.
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The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa; Thursday, February 2, 1905
[Note: The entire left side of this article was cut away leaving missing letters/words as noted by the (?).]
'LIFE OF MRS. GASSER'
More general expression of regret and heartfelt sympathy were heard in Chariton than that (?) when the death of MRS. GASSER was announced. She passed away on Wednesday noon, January 25, 1905, at the hospital in Ottumwa where she had gone a few days previous and where she underwent an operation for the removal of gall stones. She was thought to be getting along nicely but she suddenly (?) a relapse and death came before relatives could reach her.
The remains were brought to the family home in Chariton where funeral services were held on (?) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock conducted by Rev. F.H. Palmer and by Rev. W.S. McCullagh. Floral emblems and offerings were profuse and beautiful, tokens (?) and sympathy from sorrowing friends. At the close of the service a large concourse of sorrowing friends followed the remains to their resting place in the Chariton Cemetery.
GEORGIANA C. SCHROEDER was born in Hanover, Germany on May 20, (?) At the age of six years she came with her parents to America and located in Keokuk, Iowa, where they resided for a short time then moved to Marion County, (?) where she grew to womanhood. She was married there on (?) 19, 1865, to GEORGE FRED(?) GASSER, and in the same year moved to Chariton where they have since resided. They were the parents of nine children, one (?) (?) E., died in 1874, and (?), ANNA, died in 1878. The (?) children are living. They are (?) EMMETT of Pocatello; CHARLES of Soda Springs, (?); NELLIE ALLEN of Russell; (?) MANNING, ERNEST and (?) of this city. The husband, MR. GASSER died in 1894. MRS. GASSER is also survived by one (?) (?)NEST SCHROEDER and one (?) ANNA KESSLER, both of (?). (?) sorrowing ones have the sympathy of a host of friends in their overwhelming bereavement, (?) was the embodiment of (?) and her life was a (?) all who knew her. It (?) of helpfulness and kindness (?) sympathy. During her (?) in Chariton she had (?) regard and love of all (?) she came in contact and (?) widely mourned. She (?) and devoted (?) Presbyterian Church (?) and will be greatly (?) circles. Although (?) impress of the force (?) and attractive person (?) remain with those who (?) and be an inspiration (?) that is true and good.
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Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa;
Thursday, February 9, 1905
'IN MEMORY OF MRS. GASSER'
The Women's Relief Corps held a memorial service for their late co-worker and friend, MRS. GASSER, at the Court House on Friday last. Words of love and praise for the work she had done were spoken and all realized the loss they have sustained in the death of MRS. GASSER. MRS. ESTELLA MENTONYE and MRS. W. E. HARPER of Osceola, were present. The meeting was a large one, wishing to do honor to her memory.
The following resolutions were passed:
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father in his infinite wisdom has removed from the ranks of Iseminger Relief Corps No. 17 our much loved sister, GEORGIANA GASSER, and in her death the principals for which we are pledged; Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty, have suffered a severe loss, and as we greatly deplore this dispensation of Providence, therefore be it.
Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved children and friends our heartfelt sympathy in this their hour of affliction and cause a copy of these resolutions to be spread upon our minutes, also a copy be furnished our city papers and official paper, G.A.R. Advocate, for publication and be it further
Resolved, That our charter be draped in mourning for thirty days, as an earnest evidence of our bereavement.
-- Committee.
The many Chariton friends were painfully shocked to learn of the sudden death of MRS. G.C. GASSER, which occurred yesterday (Wednesday) noon at the Hospital in Ottumwa where she underwent an operation last Saturday for the removal of gall stones. She rallied and apparently was getting along as well as could be expected until Wednesday forenoon when she suffered a relapse and death ensued in a few hours. Her sons, GEORGE and CHARLES, are expected to arrive tomorrow night from Pocatello, Idaho. The other children are now in Chariton. The remains were brought to her home in this city this morning on No. 3 and the funeral services will be held Saturday or Sunday but definite arrangements have not yet been made.
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The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa; Thursday, February 2, 1905
[Note: The entire left side of this article was cut away leaving missing letters/words as noted by the (?).]
'LIFE OF MRS. GASSER'
More general expression of regret and heartfelt sympathy were heard in Chariton than that (?) when the death of MRS. GASSER was announced. She passed away on Wednesday noon, January 25, 1905, at the hospital in Ottumwa where she had gone a few days previous and where she underwent an operation for the removal of gall stones. She was thought to be getting along nicely but she suddenly (?) a relapse and death came before relatives could reach her.
The remains were brought to the family home in Chariton where funeral services were held on (?) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock conducted by Rev. F.H. Palmer and by Rev. W.S. McCullagh. Floral emblems and offerings were profuse and beautiful, tokens (?) and sympathy from sorrowing friends. At the close of the service a large concourse of sorrowing friends followed the remains to their resting place in the Chariton Cemetery.
GEORGIANA C. SCHROEDER was born in Hanover, Germany on May 20, (?) At the age of six years she came with her parents to America and located in Keokuk, Iowa, where they resided for a short time then moved to Marion County, (?) where she grew to womanhood. She was married there on (?) 19, 1865, to GEORGE FRED(?) GASSER, and in the same year moved to Chariton where they have since resided. They were the parents of nine children, one (?) (?) E., died in 1874, and (?), ANNA, died in 1878. The (?) children are living. They are (?) EMMETT of Pocatello; CHARLES of Soda Springs, (?); NELLIE ALLEN of Russell; (?) MANNING, ERNEST and (?) of this city. The husband, MR. GASSER died in 1894. MRS. GASSER is also survived by one (?) (?)NEST SCHROEDER and one (?) ANNA KESSLER, both of (?). (?) sorrowing ones have the sympathy of a host of friends in their overwhelming bereavement, (?) was the embodiment of (?) and her life was a (?) all who knew her. It (?) of helpfulness and kindness (?) sympathy. During her (?) in Chariton she had (?) regard and love of all (?) she came in contact and (?) widely mourned. She (?) and devoted (?) Presbyterian Church (?) and will be greatly (?) circles. Although (?) impress of the force (?) and attractive person (?) remain with those who (?) and be an inspiration (?) that is true and good.
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Chariton Leader, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa;
Thursday, February 9, 1905
'IN MEMORY OF MRS. GASSER'
The Women's Relief Corps held a memorial service for their late co-worker and friend, MRS. GASSER, at the Court House on Friday last. Words of love and praise for the work she had done were spoken and all realized the loss they have sustained in the death of MRS. GASSER. MRS. ESTELLA MENTONYE and MRS. W. E. HARPER of Osceola, were present. The meeting was a large one, wishing to do honor to her memory.
The following resolutions were passed:
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father in his infinite wisdom has removed from the ranks of Iseminger Relief Corps No. 17 our much loved sister, GEORGIANA GASSER, and in her death the principals for which we are pledged; Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty, have suffered a severe loss, and as we greatly deplore this dispensation of Providence, therefore be it.
Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved children and friends our heartfelt sympathy in this their hour of affliction and cause a copy of these resolutions to be spread upon our minutes, also a copy be furnished our city papers and official paper, G.A.R. Advocate, for publication and be it further
Resolved, That our charter be draped in mourning for thirty days, as an earnest evidence of our bereavement.
-- Committee.
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