Services Friday for
Frances Ozburn, 86
Frances A. Ozburn, 86, a
former Marion resident, died
Saturday at Long Beach, Calif.
Mrs. Ozburn had lived in Marion
since 1914, until moving to
Council Bluffs nine years ago
She had made her home in Long
Beach for the last two years
She was born Nov. 20, 1883, at
Oxford Junction. On Sept. 22,
1914, at Anamosa, she was
married to Floyd C. Ozburn who
died Dec. 3,1957.
Surviving are two daughters,
rs. J. R. Albaugh of Long
each, Calif., and Mrs. D. C.
archant of Los Angeles; six
randchildren, nine g r e a t
randchildren, and a sister
essie Kiefer of Kansas City.
Services: A requiem mass will
e offered by the Rev. Justin
ane at 10 a.m. Friday at St
oseph's Catholic church ir
iarion. Burial: Cedar Memoria
emetery. Friends may call at
lie Murdoch chapel in Marior
here a Rosary will be recited
; 7:30 p.m. (Thursday).
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Frances Ozburn, 86
Frances A. Ozburn, 86, a
former Marion resident, died
Saturday at Long Beach, Calif.
Mrs. Ozburn had lived in Marion
since 1914, until moving to
Council Bluffs nine years ago
She had made her home in Long
Beach for the last two years
She was born Nov. 20, 1883, at
Oxford Junction. On Sept. 22,
1914, at Anamosa, she was
married to Floyd C. Ozburn who
died Dec. 3,1957.
Surviving are two daughters,
rs. J. R. Albaugh of Long
each, Calif., and Mrs. D. C.
archant of Los Angeles; six
randchildren, nine g r e a t
randchildren, and a sister
essie Kiefer of Kansas City.
Services: A requiem mass will
e offered by the Rev. Justin
ane at 10 a.m. Friday at St
oseph's Catholic church ir
iarion. Burial: Cedar Memoria
emetery. Friends may call at
lie Murdoch chapel in Marior
here a Rosary will be recited
; 7:30 p.m. (Thursday).
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Services Friday for
Frances Ozburn, 86
Frances A. Ozburn, 86, a
former Marion resident, died
Saturday at Long Beach, Calif.
Mrs. Ozburn had lived in Marion
since 1914, until moving to
Council Bluffs nine years ago
She had made her home in Long
Beach for the last two years
She was born Nov. 20, 1883, at
Oxford Junction. On Sept. 22,
1914, at Anamosa, she was
married to Floyd C. Ozburn who
died Dec. 3,1957.
Surviving are two daughters,
rs. J. R. Albaugh of Long
each, Calif., and Mrs. D. C.
archant of Los Angeles; six
randchildren, nine g r e a t
randchildren, and a sister
essie Kiefer of Kansas City.
Services: A requiem mass will
e offered by the Rev. Justin
ane at 10 a.m. Friday at St
oseph's Catholic church ir
iarion. Burial: Cedar Memoria
emetery. Friends may call at
lie Murdoch chapel in Marior
here a Rosary will be recited
; 7:30 p.m. (Thursday).
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Frances Ozburn, 86
Frances A. Ozburn, 86, a
former Marion resident, died
Saturday at Long Beach, Calif.
Mrs. Ozburn had lived in Marion
since 1914, until moving to
Council Bluffs nine years ago
She had made her home in Long
Beach for the last two years
She was born Nov. 20, 1883, at
Oxford Junction. On Sept. 22,
1914, at Anamosa, she was
married to Floyd C. Ozburn who
died Dec. 3,1957.
Surviving are two daughters,
rs. J. R. Albaugh of Long
each, Calif., and Mrs. D. C.
archant of Los Angeles; six
randchildren, nine g r e a t
randchildren, and a sister
essie Kiefer of Kansas City.
Services: A requiem mass will
e offered by the Rev. Justin
ane at 10 a.m. Friday at St
oseph's Catholic church ir
iarion. Burial: Cedar Memoria
emetery. Friends may call at
lie Murdoch chapel in Marior
here a Rosary will be recited
; 7:30 p.m. (Thursday).
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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