(Ginny, it is possible her surname was different - these are the only documents I have to base my spelling and location of her burial)
The Palo Alto Tribune
Emmetsburg, Iowa, Wednesday, April 4, 1923
Aged Lady Dies
Mrs. Fouse of Great Oak township died Friday evening. The body was taken to Arelia Monday for burial. She was about 75 years of age. Further particulars next week.
The Aurelia Sentinel
Thursday, April 5, 1923
The body of Mrs. Jake Foust was brought here for burial Monday in the Aurelia cemetery besides the remains of her husband. The Fousts formerly lived on the farm now owned by Gust Peterson.
The Palo Alto Tribune
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Wednesday, April 11, 1923
Mrs. Margaret Foust
Last week mention of the death of Mrs. Margaret Foust, which occurred Friday, March 30, was made in the Tribune. The funeral services were held at the M. E. church on Monday, April 2, and the body taken to Aurelia for burial.
Margaret Furnham was born in Ohio on January 20, 1854. The family came to Iowa and homesteaded in Webster county when she was only a child. In 1865 she united in marriage with Jacob Foust at Ft. dodge. They established their home in Cherokee county, where they lived for some time. In 1899 Mr. Foust died leaving the care of the family to his wife. This responsibility she bore faithfully and well. She was a Christian woman, a fond devoted and dutiful mother. She was the mother of ten children, three of whom died in infancy, and the other grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren also survive her. The daughters are Mrs. Mary Andrews of Stratford, Iowa; Katie Pigman of Britt, and Mrs. J. J. McCannon of Royal. The sons are Ed of this city; Lester and Will of Curlew, and Fred of Lehigh. To them the tribune extends sincere sympathy.
The Palo Alto Tribune
Emmetsburg, Iowa, Wednesday, April 4, 1923
Aged Lady Dies
Mrs. Fouse of Great Oak township died Friday evening. The body was taken to Arelia Monday for burial. She was about 75 years of age. Further particulars next week.
The Aurelia Sentinel
Thursday, April 5, 1923
The body of Mrs. Jake Foust was brought here for burial Monday in the Aurelia cemetery besides the remains of her husband. The Fousts formerly lived on the farm now owned by Gust Peterson.
The Palo Alto Tribune
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Wednesday, April 11, 1923
Mrs. Margaret Foust
Last week mention of the death of Mrs. Margaret Foust, which occurred Friday, March 30, was made in the Tribune. The funeral services were held at the M. E. church on Monday, April 2, and the body taken to Aurelia for burial.
Margaret Furnham was born in Ohio on January 20, 1854. The family came to Iowa and homesteaded in Webster county when she was only a child. In 1865 she united in marriage with Jacob Foust at Ft. dodge. They established their home in Cherokee county, where they lived for some time. In 1899 Mr. Foust died leaving the care of the family to his wife. This responsibility she bore faithfully and well. She was a Christian woman, a fond devoted and dutiful mother. She was the mother of ten children, three of whom died in infancy, and the other grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren also survive her. The daughters are Mrs. Mary Andrews of Stratford, Iowa; Katie Pigman of Britt, and Mrs. J. J. McCannon of Royal. The sons are Ed of this city; Lester and Will of Curlew, and Fred of Lehigh. To them the tribune extends sincere sympathy.
(Ginny, it is possible her surname was different - these are the only documents I have to base my spelling and location of her burial)
The Palo Alto Tribune
Emmetsburg, Iowa, Wednesday, April 4, 1923
Aged Lady Dies
Mrs. Fouse of Great Oak township died Friday evening. The body was taken to Arelia Monday for burial. She was about 75 years of age. Further particulars next week.
The Aurelia Sentinel
Thursday, April 5, 1923
The body of Mrs. Jake Foust was brought here for burial Monday in the Aurelia cemetery besides the remains of her husband. The Fousts formerly lived on the farm now owned by Gust Peterson.
The Palo Alto Tribune
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Wednesday, April 11, 1923
Mrs. Margaret Foust
Last week mention of the death of Mrs. Margaret Foust, which occurred Friday, March 30, was made in the Tribune. The funeral services were held at the M. E. church on Monday, April 2, and the body taken to Aurelia for burial.
Margaret Furnham was born in Ohio on January 20, 1854. The family came to Iowa and homesteaded in Webster county when she was only a child. In 1865 she united in marriage with Jacob Foust at Ft. dodge. They established their home in Cherokee county, where they lived for some time. In 1899 Mr. Foust died leaving the care of the family to his wife. This responsibility she bore faithfully and well. She was a Christian woman, a fond devoted and dutiful mother. She was the mother of ten children, three of whom died in infancy, and the other grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren also survive her. The daughters are Mrs. Mary Andrews of Stratford, Iowa; Katie Pigman of Britt, and Mrs. J. J. McCannon of Royal. The sons are Ed of this city; Lester and Will of Curlew, and Fred of Lehigh. To them the tribune extends sincere sympathy.
The Palo Alto Tribune
Emmetsburg, Iowa, Wednesday, April 4, 1923
Aged Lady Dies
Mrs. Fouse of Great Oak township died Friday evening. The body was taken to Arelia Monday for burial. She was about 75 years of age. Further particulars next week.
The Aurelia Sentinel
Thursday, April 5, 1923
The body of Mrs. Jake Foust was brought here for burial Monday in the Aurelia cemetery besides the remains of her husband. The Fousts formerly lived on the farm now owned by Gust Peterson.
The Palo Alto Tribune
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Wednesday, April 11, 1923
Mrs. Margaret Foust
Last week mention of the death of Mrs. Margaret Foust, which occurred Friday, March 30, was made in the Tribune. The funeral services were held at the M. E. church on Monday, April 2, and the body taken to Aurelia for burial.
Margaret Furnham was born in Ohio on January 20, 1854. The family came to Iowa and homesteaded in Webster county when she was only a child. In 1865 she united in marriage with Jacob Foust at Ft. dodge. They established their home in Cherokee county, where they lived for some time. In 1899 Mr. Foust died leaving the care of the family to his wife. This responsibility she bore faithfully and well. She was a Christian woman, a fond devoted and dutiful mother. She was the mother of ten children, three of whom died in infancy, and the other grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren also survive her. The daughters are Mrs. Mary Andrews of Stratford, Iowa; Katie Pigman of Britt, and Mrs. J. J. McCannon of Royal. The sons are Ed of this city; Lester and Will of Curlew, and Fred of Lehigh. To them the tribune extends sincere sympathy.
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