Kent, Nov. 25—Mrs. Ben (Cecelia Isabel) Reiber died at her home at Kent on Sunday morning, November 21. She was born at Superior, Wisconsin on August 29, 1892. She is survived by her husband of Kent and two daughters, Helen of Kent and Mary (Mrs. Robert Dighton) of Mandan, N. Dak., and one son, Ervin Langevin in the U. S. Army and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Reiber was married on September 9 at the St. Thomas Catholic church in Kent to Ben Reiber.
Funeral service was held at St. Thomas Catholic church, Kent, on Tuesday morning at 9 a.m. She was buried at St. Thomas Catholic cemetery at Kent.
Pallbearers were John Nordick, John Underberg, L. E. Clark, Chas. Reifif, Ralph Johnson and Elmer Boutiette.
Mrs. Reiber came to the Kent vicinity when she was about seven years old with her parents from Superior, Wisconsin. Her parents farmed near Kent where she grew up and was married in Kent and has made her home there ever since.
(Gazette Telegram, Breckenridge, Mn, 25 Nov. 1954)
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Cecilia married Arley Benton, 10 July 1919. They had two sons, Ervin and Glen. They were both adopted by their grandfather Charles Langevin and they used the Langevin name.
Mrs. Reiber was married on September 9 at the St. Thomas Catholic church in Kent to Ben Reiber.
Funeral service was held at St. Thomas Catholic church, Kent, on Tuesday morning at 9 a.m. She was buried at St. Thomas Catholic cemetery at Kent.
Pallbearers were John Nordick, John Underberg, L. E. Clark, Chas. Reifif, Ralph Johnson and Elmer Boutiette.
Mrs. Reiber came to the Kent vicinity when she was about seven years old with her parents from Superior, Wisconsin. Her parents farmed near Kent where she grew up and was married in Kent and has made her home there ever since.
(Gazette Telegram, Breckenridge, Mn, 25 Nov. 1954)
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Cecilia married Arley Benton, 10 July 1919. They had two sons, Ervin and Glen. They were both adopted by their grandfather Charles Langevin and they used the Langevin name.
Kent, Nov. 25—Mrs. Ben (Cecelia Isabel) Reiber died at her home at Kent on Sunday morning, November 21. She was born at Superior, Wisconsin on August 29, 1892. She is survived by her husband of Kent and two daughters, Helen of Kent and Mary (Mrs. Robert Dighton) of Mandan, N. Dak., and one son, Ervin Langevin in the U. S. Army and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Reiber was married on September 9 at the St. Thomas Catholic church in Kent to Ben Reiber.
Funeral service was held at St. Thomas Catholic church, Kent, on Tuesday morning at 9 a.m. She was buried at St. Thomas Catholic cemetery at Kent.
Pallbearers were John Nordick, John Underberg, L. E. Clark, Chas. Reifif, Ralph Johnson and Elmer Boutiette.
Mrs. Reiber came to the Kent vicinity when she was about seven years old with her parents from Superior, Wisconsin. Her parents farmed near Kent where she grew up and was married in Kent and has made her home there ever since.
(Gazette Telegram, Breckenridge, Mn, 25 Nov. 1954)
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Cecilia married Arley Benton, 10 July 1919. They had two sons, Ervin and Glen. They were both adopted by their grandfather Charles Langevin and they used the Langevin name.
Mrs. Reiber was married on September 9 at the St. Thomas Catholic church in Kent to Ben Reiber.
Funeral service was held at St. Thomas Catholic church, Kent, on Tuesday morning at 9 a.m. She was buried at St. Thomas Catholic cemetery at Kent.
Pallbearers were John Nordick, John Underberg, L. E. Clark, Chas. Reifif, Ralph Johnson and Elmer Boutiette.
Mrs. Reiber came to the Kent vicinity when she was about seven years old with her parents from Superior, Wisconsin. Her parents farmed near Kent where she grew up and was married in Kent and has made her home there ever since.
(Gazette Telegram, Breckenridge, Mn, 25 Nov. 1954)
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Cecilia married Arley Benton, 10 July 1919. They had two sons, Ervin and Glen. They were both adopted by their grandfather Charles Langevin and they used the Langevin name.
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