Mr. Samuels was born December
2, 1891, at Clinton, Ill., and
came to Storm Lake with his parents,
the late Mr and Mrs. Charles
Walts Samuels.
He attended school in Storm Lake.
He was associated with his brothers
in the operation of the Samuels
Funeral home in Sioux City for|
many years. He was a Veteran of
World War I.
Survivors include the widow,
Ruth; one son, Donald Elwood, of
Kansas City, Mo.; a sister, Elva
of Des Moines; three brothers, Horace
C. of Phoenix, Ariz., Elmer E.
and Winfleld S. of Sioux City, and
a nephew, Claude Samuels, of
Storm Lake.
He was preceded in death by his
parents, two sisters and three
brothers, one the late Ray B.
(Helse) Samuels of Storm Lake.
2, 1891, at Clinton, Ill., and
came to Storm Lake with his parents,
the late Mr and Mrs. Charles
Walts Samuels.
He attended school in Storm Lake.
He was associated with his brothers
in the operation of the Samuels
Funeral home in Sioux City for|
many years. He was a Veteran of
World War I.
Survivors include the widow,
Ruth; one son, Donald Elwood, of
Kansas City, Mo.; a sister, Elva
of Des Moines; three brothers, Horace
C. of Phoenix, Ariz., Elmer E.
and Winfleld S. of Sioux City, and
a nephew, Claude Samuels, of
Storm Lake.
He was preceded in death by his
parents, two sisters and three
brothers, one the late Ray B.
(Helse) Samuels of Storm Lake.
Mr. Samuels was born December
2, 1891, at Clinton, Ill., and
came to Storm Lake with his parents,
the late Mr and Mrs. Charles
Walts Samuels.
He attended school in Storm Lake.
He was associated with his brothers
in the operation of the Samuels
Funeral home in Sioux City for|
many years. He was a Veteran of
World War I.
Survivors include the widow,
Ruth; one son, Donald Elwood, of
Kansas City, Mo.; a sister, Elva
of Des Moines; three brothers, Horace
C. of Phoenix, Ariz., Elmer E.
and Winfleld S. of Sioux City, and
a nephew, Claude Samuels, of
Storm Lake.
He was preceded in death by his
parents, two sisters and three
brothers, one the late Ray B.
(Helse) Samuels of Storm Lake.
2, 1891, at Clinton, Ill., and
came to Storm Lake with his parents,
the late Mr and Mrs. Charles
Walts Samuels.
He attended school in Storm Lake.
He was associated with his brothers
in the operation of the Samuels
Funeral home in Sioux City for|
many years. He was a Veteran of
World War I.
Survivors include the widow,
Ruth; one son, Donald Elwood, of
Kansas City, Mo.; a sister, Elva
of Des Moines; three brothers, Horace
C. of Phoenix, Ariz., Elmer E.
and Winfleld S. of Sioux City, and
a nephew, Claude Samuels, of
Storm Lake.
He was preceded in death by his
parents, two sisters and three
brothers, one the late Ray B.
(Helse) Samuels of Storm Lake.
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