Funeral services were held for Myrtle M. Harris 96, on Thursday, November 2, 1989 at the First Congregational Church in Newell. Dr. Floyd Pace officiated the 10:30 a.m.
service. Mrs. Francis Edwards, organist, accompanied congregational singing. In charge of flowers were Mrs. Kenneth Kinney and Mrs. Glen Uren. Pallbearers were Richard Larsen, Donald Piercy, Glen Sanders, Joel Anderson,
Kenneth Kinney, and Glen Uren. Burial was in the Newell Cemetery, Newell. Farber and Otteman Funeral Homes were in charge of the arrangements.
Obituary
Myrtle Minnie Harris, daughter of Albert and Wilhelmina (Henning) Lawrenz, was born on March 24, 1893 in Buena Vista County. On January 8, 1913 she married Fay E. Harris in Newell. IA. Her health had deteriorated the past two years in a nursing home and a respiratory problem was the cause of death. She spent the last 28 years in Newell and previously lived on various farms around Newell. Retiring in 1959, she was a homemaker. She was an active leader in her community, with greatest interests being her home and her yard. She was also a member of the First Congregational Church, Newell and Woman's Fellowship.
service. Mrs. Francis Edwards, organist, accompanied congregational singing. In charge of flowers were Mrs. Kenneth Kinney and Mrs. Glen Uren. Pallbearers were Richard Larsen, Donald Piercy, Glen Sanders, Joel Anderson,
Kenneth Kinney, and Glen Uren. Burial was in the Newell Cemetery, Newell. Farber and Otteman Funeral Homes were in charge of the arrangements.
Obituary
Myrtle Minnie Harris, daughter of Albert and Wilhelmina (Henning) Lawrenz, was born on March 24, 1893 in Buena Vista County. On January 8, 1913 she married Fay E. Harris in Newell. IA. Her health had deteriorated the past two years in a nursing home and a respiratory problem was the cause of death. She spent the last 28 years in Newell and previously lived on various farms around Newell. Retiring in 1959, she was a homemaker. She was an active leader in her community, with greatest interests being her home and her yard. She was also a member of the First Congregational Church, Newell and Woman's Fellowship.
Funeral services were held for Myrtle M. Harris 96, on Thursday, November 2, 1989 at the First Congregational Church in Newell. Dr. Floyd Pace officiated the 10:30 a.m.
service. Mrs. Francis Edwards, organist, accompanied congregational singing. In charge of flowers were Mrs. Kenneth Kinney and Mrs. Glen Uren. Pallbearers were Richard Larsen, Donald Piercy, Glen Sanders, Joel Anderson,
Kenneth Kinney, and Glen Uren. Burial was in the Newell Cemetery, Newell. Farber and Otteman Funeral Homes were in charge of the arrangements.
Obituary
Myrtle Minnie Harris, daughter of Albert and Wilhelmina (Henning) Lawrenz, was born on March 24, 1893 in Buena Vista County. On January 8, 1913 she married Fay E. Harris in Newell. IA. Her health had deteriorated the past two years in a nursing home and a respiratory problem was the cause of death. She spent the last 28 years in Newell and previously lived on various farms around Newell. Retiring in 1959, she was a homemaker. She was an active leader in her community, with greatest interests being her home and her yard. She was also a member of the First Congregational Church, Newell and Woman's Fellowship.
service. Mrs. Francis Edwards, organist, accompanied congregational singing. In charge of flowers were Mrs. Kenneth Kinney and Mrs. Glen Uren. Pallbearers were Richard Larsen, Donald Piercy, Glen Sanders, Joel Anderson,
Kenneth Kinney, and Glen Uren. Burial was in the Newell Cemetery, Newell. Farber and Otteman Funeral Homes were in charge of the arrangements.
Obituary
Myrtle Minnie Harris, daughter of Albert and Wilhelmina (Henning) Lawrenz, was born on March 24, 1893 in Buena Vista County. On January 8, 1913 she married Fay E. Harris in Newell. IA. Her health had deteriorated the past two years in a nursing home and a respiratory problem was the cause of death. She spent the last 28 years in Newell and previously lived on various farms around Newell. Retiring in 1959, she was a homemaker. She was an active leader in her community, with greatest interests being her home and her yard. She was also a member of the First Congregational Church, Newell and Woman's Fellowship.
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