HARM WEAVER DIES AFTER LINGERING ILLNESS
HAD BEEN RESIDENT OF BUFFALO CENTER COMMUNITY OVER A SPAN OF MANY YEARS
DEATH CAME TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING OF HARM WEAVER FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1931 AT ABOUT ONE O'CLOCK P.M. AT THE HOME OF HIS WIFE'S BROTHER, TEUS ABBAS WHERE HE HAD BEEN MAKING HIS HOME FOR THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS. HIS ILLNESS HAS EXTENDED OVER A PERIOD OF ABOUT FOUR YEARS WHEN HE SUFFERED A STROKE FROM WHICH HE NEVER FULLY RECOVERED. LATER CANCER OF THE STOMACH DEVELOPED AND A DECLINE WAS GRADUALLY NOTICED. JUNE 17 HE TOOK TO HIS BED AND HIS CONDITION GREW RAPIDLY WORSE. HE SUFFERED MUCH DURING THE LAST SEVERAL WEEKS OF HIS LIFE AND DEATH CAME AS A BLESSED RELIEF AS HIS SUFFERING WAS GROWING. MRS. WEAVER, LOVING COMPANION IN JOYS AND SORROWS DURING THE FORTY-SIX YEARS OF THEIR MARRIED LIFE, NINE CHILDREN, AL, MRS. MIKE AKKERMAN AND TED OF BUFFALO CENTER; MRS. ED BRUNS, TITONKA; MRS. MEL ABBAS, ALBERT AND ELMER OF LAKOTA; HERMAN AND SAM OF LEDYARD. THERE ARE ALSO 54 GRANDCHILDREN AND 3 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN. HE ATTAINED THE AGE OF 71 YEARS, 11 MONTHS AND 12 DAYS. HIS PARENTS, SISTERS AND BROTHERS ALL DIED IN THE NATIVE LAND AND HE WAS THE LAST SURVIVING MEMBER OF THE FAMILY TO PASS AWAY. FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON AT THE REFORMED CHURCH AT 1:30 O'CLOCK FOLLOWING SHORT SERVICES AT THE HOME WITH THE REV. J.H. SCHOON AND REV. O. THOMPSON, THE LATTER OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, WERE IN CHARGE. BURIAL WAS MADE IN THE GRACELAND CEMETERY. ALL OF THE CHILDREN WERE HERE FOR THE FUNERAL SERVICES, AS WELL AS THE FOLLOWING RELATIVES FROM OUT OF THE TERRITORY: MR. AND MRS. HELMER ABBAS OF READING, MN; MR. AND MRS. HEIKO ENNENGA OF SIBLEY; ALBERT ABBAS AND DAUGHTER JENNIE AND MR. AND MRS. JOHN MILLER OF ACKLEY; ALSO A LARGE NUMBER FROM THE LAKOTA NEIGHBORHOOD. THE CHURCH WAS CROWDED TO CAPACITY AND ESPECIALLY WERE THE OLDER PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY IN ATTENDANCE. THEY HAD COME TO PAY THEIR LAST RESPECTS TO THEIR KINDLY FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR. IN HIS PASSING THE FAMILY HAS LOST A LOVING HUSBAND AND FATHER, THE COMMUNITY A GOOD CITIZEN. ALL SHALL MISS HIS KINDLY SMILE AND HIS WORD OF GREETING. THE FAMILY HAVE THE SINCERE SYMPATHY OF ALL.
HAD BEEN RESIDENT OF BUFFALO CENTER COMMUNITY OVER A SPAN OF MANY YEARS
DEATH CAME TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING OF HARM WEAVER FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1931 AT ABOUT ONE O'CLOCK P.M. AT THE HOME OF HIS WIFE'S BROTHER, TEUS ABBAS WHERE HE HAD BEEN MAKING HIS HOME FOR THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS. HIS ILLNESS HAS EXTENDED OVER A PERIOD OF ABOUT FOUR YEARS WHEN HE SUFFERED A STROKE FROM WHICH HE NEVER FULLY RECOVERED. LATER CANCER OF THE STOMACH DEVELOPED AND A DECLINE WAS GRADUALLY NOTICED. JUNE 17 HE TOOK TO HIS BED AND HIS CONDITION GREW RAPIDLY WORSE. HE SUFFERED MUCH DURING THE LAST SEVERAL WEEKS OF HIS LIFE AND DEATH CAME AS A BLESSED RELIEF AS HIS SUFFERING WAS GROWING. MRS. WEAVER, LOVING COMPANION IN JOYS AND SORROWS DURING THE FORTY-SIX YEARS OF THEIR MARRIED LIFE, NINE CHILDREN, AL, MRS. MIKE AKKERMAN AND TED OF BUFFALO CENTER; MRS. ED BRUNS, TITONKA; MRS. MEL ABBAS, ALBERT AND ELMER OF LAKOTA; HERMAN AND SAM OF LEDYARD. THERE ARE ALSO 54 GRANDCHILDREN AND 3 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN. HE ATTAINED THE AGE OF 71 YEARS, 11 MONTHS AND 12 DAYS. HIS PARENTS, SISTERS AND BROTHERS ALL DIED IN THE NATIVE LAND AND HE WAS THE LAST SURVIVING MEMBER OF THE FAMILY TO PASS AWAY. FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON AT THE REFORMED CHURCH AT 1:30 O'CLOCK FOLLOWING SHORT SERVICES AT THE HOME WITH THE REV. J.H. SCHOON AND REV. O. THOMPSON, THE LATTER OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, WERE IN CHARGE. BURIAL WAS MADE IN THE GRACELAND CEMETERY. ALL OF THE CHILDREN WERE HERE FOR THE FUNERAL SERVICES, AS WELL AS THE FOLLOWING RELATIVES FROM OUT OF THE TERRITORY: MR. AND MRS. HELMER ABBAS OF READING, MN; MR. AND MRS. HEIKO ENNENGA OF SIBLEY; ALBERT ABBAS AND DAUGHTER JENNIE AND MR. AND MRS. JOHN MILLER OF ACKLEY; ALSO A LARGE NUMBER FROM THE LAKOTA NEIGHBORHOOD. THE CHURCH WAS CROWDED TO CAPACITY AND ESPECIALLY WERE THE OLDER PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY IN ATTENDANCE. THEY HAD COME TO PAY THEIR LAST RESPECTS TO THEIR KINDLY FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR. IN HIS PASSING THE FAMILY HAS LOST A LOVING HUSBAND AND FATHER, THE COMMUNITY A GOOD CITIZEN. ALL SHALL MISS HIS KINDLY SMILE AND HIS WORD OF GREETING. THE FAMILY HAVE THE SINCERE SYMPATHY OF ALL.
HARM WEAVER DIES AFTER LINGERING ILLNESS
HAD BEEN RESIDENT OF BUFFALO CENTER COMMUNITY OVER A SPAN OF MANY YEARS
DEATH CAME TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING OF HARM WEAVER FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1931 AT ABOUT ONE O'CLOCK P.M. AT THE HOME OF HIS WIFE'S BROTHER, TEUS ABBAS WHERE HE HAD BEEN MAKING HIS HOME FOR THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS. HIS ILLNESS HAS EXTENDED OVER A PERIOD OF ABOUT FOUR YEARS WHEN HE SUFFERED A STROKE FROM WHICH HE NEVER FULLY RECOVERED. LATER CANCER OF THE STOMACH DEVELOPED AND A DECLINE WAS GRADUALLY NOTICED. JUNE 17 HE TOOK TO HIS BED AND HIS CONDITION GREW RAPIDLY WORSE. HE SUFFERED MUCH DURING THE LAST SEVERAL WEEKS OF HIS LIFE AND DEATH CAME AS A BLESSED RELIEF AS HIS SUFFERING WAS GROWING. MRS. WEAVER, LOVING COMPANION IN JOYS AND SORROWS DURING THE FORTY-SIX YEARS OF THEIR MARRIED LIFE, NINE CHILDREN, AL, MRS. MIKE AKKERMAN AND TED OF BUFFALO CENTER; MRS. ED BRUNS, TITONKA; MRS. MEL ABBAS, ALBERT AND ELMER OF LAKOTA; HERMAN AND SAM OF LEDYARD. THERE ARE ALSO 54 GRANDCHILDREN AND 3 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN. HE ATTAINED THE AGE OF 71 YEARS, 11 MONTHS AND 12 DAYS. HIS PARENTS, SISTERS AND BROTHERS ALL DIED IN THE NATIVE LAND AND HE WAS THE LAST SURVIVING MEMBER OF THE FAMILY TO PASS AWAY. FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON AT THE REFORMED CHURCH AT 1:30 O'CLOCK FOLLOWING SHORT SERVICES AT THE HOME WITH THE REV. J.H. SCHOON AND REV. O. THOMPSON, THE LATTER OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, WERE IN CHARGE. BURIAL WAS MADE IN THE GRACELAND CEMETERY. ALL OF THE CHILDREN WERE HERE FOR THE FUNERAL SERVICES, AS WELL AS THE FOLLOWING RELATIVES FROM OUT OF THE TERRITORY: MR. AND MRS. HELMER ABBAS OF READING, MN; MR. AND MRS. HEIKO ENNENGA OF SIBLEY; ALBERT ABBAS AND DAUGHTER JENNIE AND MR. AND MRS. JOHN MILLER OF ACKLEY; ALSO A LARGE NUMBER FROM THE LAKOTA NEIGHBORHOOD. THE CHURCH WAS CROWDED TO CAPACITY AND ESPECIALLY WERE THE OLDER PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY IN ATTENDANCE. THEY HAD COME TO PAY THEIR LAST RESPECTS TO THEIR KINDLY FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR. IN HIS PASSING THE FAMILY HAS LOST A LOVING HUSBAND AND FATHER, THE COMMUNITY A GOOD CITIZEN. ALL SHALL MISS HIS KINDLY SMILE AND HIS WORD OF GREETING. THE FAMILY HAVE THE SINCERE SYMPATHY OF ALL.
HAD BEEN RESIDENT OF BUFFALO CENTER COMMUNITY OVER A SPAN OF MANY YEARS
DEATH CAME TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING OF HARM WEAVER FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1931 AT ABOUT ONE O'CLOCK P.M. AT THE HOME OF HIS WIFE'S BROTHER, TEUS ABBAS WHERE HE HAD BEEN MAKING HIS HOME FOR THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS. HIS ILLNESS HAS EXTENDED OVER A PERIOD OF ABOUT FOUR YEARS WHEN HE SUFFERED A STROKE FROM WHICH HE NEVER FULLY RECOVERED. LATER CANCER OF THE STOMACH DEVELOPED AND A DECLINE WAS GRADUALLY NOTICED. JUNE 17 HE TOOK TO HIS BED AND HIS CONDITION GREW RAPIDLY WORSE. HE SUFFERED MUCH DURING THE LAST SEVERAL WEEKS OF HIS LIFE AND DEATH CAME AS A BLESSED RELIEF AS HIS SUFFERING WAS GROWING. MRS. WEAVER, LOVING COMPANION IN JOYS AND SORROWS DURING THE FORTY-SIX YEARS OF THEIR MARRIED LIFE, NINE CHILDREN, AL, MRS. MIKE AKKERMAN AND TED OF BUFFALO CENTER; MRS. ED BRUNS, TITONKA; MRS. MEL ABBAS, ALBERT AND ELMER OF LAKOTA; HERMAN AND SAM OF LEDYARD. THERE ARE ALSO 54 GRANDCHILDREN AND 3 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN. HE ATTAINED THE AGE OF 71 YEARS, 11 MONTHS AND 12 DAYS. HIS PARENTS, SISTERS AND BROTHERS ALL DIED IN THE NATIVE LAND AND HE WAS THE LAST SURVIVING MEMBER OF THE FAMILY TO PASS AWAY. FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON AT THE REFORMED CHURCH AT 1:30 O'CLOCK FOLLOWING SHORT SERVICES AT THE HOME WITH THE REV. J.H. SCHOON AND REV. O. THOMPSON, THE LATTER OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, WERE IN CHARGE. BURIAL WAS MADE IN THE GRACELAND CEMETERY. ALL OF THE CHILDREN WERE HERE FOR THE FUNERAL SERVICES, AS WELL AS THE FOLLOWING RELATIVES FROM OUT OF THE TERRITORY: MR. AND MRS. HELMER ABBAS OF READING, MN; MR. AND MRS. HEIKO ENNENGA OF SIBLEY; ALBERT ABBAS AND DAUGHTER JENNIE AND MR. AND MRS. JOHN MILLER OF ACKLEY; ALSO A LARGE NUMBER FROM THE LAKOTA NEIGHBORHOOD. THE CHURCH WAS CROWDED TO CAPACITY AND ESPECIALLY WERE THE OLDER PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY IN ATTENDANCE. THEY HAD COME TO PAY THEIR LAST RESPECTS TO THEIR KINDLY FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR. IN HIS PASSING THE FAMILY HAS LOST A LOVING HUSBAND AND FATHER, THE COMMUNITY A GOOD CITIZEN. ALL SHALL MISS HIS KINDLY SMILE AND HIS WORD OF GREETING. THE FAMILY HAVE THE SINCERE SYMPATHY OF ALL.
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