He married Fern (Marshall) Barnes on 16 Jan 1922 in Lincoln county, SD.
World War I Veteran. Wagoner with the 147th Field Artillery, Supply company.
Rock Valley Bee (Rock Valley, IA) Friday, 8 May 1942. Page 1
Tony Steck Is Called Beyond At Ft. Dodge
Tony Steck, well known former citizen of Rock Valley, died Tuesday morning at Fort Dodge which city had been his home for several years.
About 50 years of age, he was one of the most remarkable soldiers of the World was 25 years ago, serving in four major campaigns, yet coming out at the end of the war without a single scratch.
His brother, Jerry, received a wire stating his death Tuesday but no further details are available as yet.
Sioux Center News (Sioux Center, IA) Thursday, 14 May 1942. Page 3, col. 5
... Tony Steck passed away at his home in Fort Dodge as he was drinking his morning coffee. Tony grew to manhood here where he married Mrs. Fern Marshall Barnes who with their three children are left to mourn. He leaves Dan Steck of Sibley, Ben Steck of Sioux City, Delko and Jerry of Rock Valley and Mrs. Cast Brower of Rock Rapids. Tony was a soldier of World War I and fought in several major battles. He was a member of the American Legion. The American Legion had charge of the Military funeral services.
Rock Valley Bee (Rock Valley, IA) Friday, 15 May 1942. Page 1
A large number of friends and relatives attended funeral services for Tony Steck, 50, Thursday afternoon at the Wilder funeral home.
Mr. Steck a resident of Ford Dodge for 16 years, died suddenly early Tuesday morning at his home, 435 Second street northwest. He was an employe of the Tobin Packing company...
World War I Veteran. Wagoner with the 147th Field Artillery, Supply company.
Rock Valley Bee (Rock Valley, IA) Friday, 8 May 1942. Page 1
Tony Steck Is Called Beyond At Ft. Dodge
Tony Steck, well known former citizen of Rock Valley, died Tuesday morning at Fort Dodge which city had been his home for several years.
About 50 years of age, he was one of the most remarkable soldiers of the World was 25 years ago, serving in four major campaigns, yet coming out at the end of the war without a single scratch.
His brother, Jerry, received a wire stating his death Tuesday but no further details are available as yet.
Sioux Center News (Sioux Center, IA) Thursday, 14 May 1942. Page 3, col. 5
... Tony Steck passed away at his home in Fort Dodge as he was drinking his morning coffee. Tony grew to manhood here where he married Mrs. Fern Marshall Barnes who with their three children are left to mourn. He leaves Dan Steck of Sibley, Ben Steck of Sioux City, Delko and Jerry of Rock Valley and Mrs. Cast Brower of Rock Rapids. Tony was a soldier of World War I and fought in several major battles. He was a member of the American Legion. The American Legion had charge of the Military funeral services.
Rock Valley Bee (Rock Valley, IA) Friday, 15 May 1942. Page 1
A large number of friends and relatives attended funeral services for Tony Steck, 50, Thursday afternoon at the Wilder funeral home.
Mr. Steck a resident of Ford Dodge for 16 years, died suddenly early Tuesday morning at his home, 435 Second street northwest. He was an employe of the Tobin Packing company...
He married Fern (Marshall) Barnes on 16 Jan 1922 in Lincoln county, SD.
World War I Veteran. Wagoner with the 147th Field Artillery, Supply company.
Rock Valley Bee (Rock Valley, IA) Friday, 8 May 1942. Page 1
Tony Steck Is Called Beyond At Ft. Dodge
Tony Steck, well known former citizen of Rock Valley, died Tuesday morning at Fort Dodge which city had been his home for several years.
About 50 years of age, he was one of the most remarkable soldiers of the World was 25 years ago, serving in four major campaigns, yet coming out at the end of the war without a single scratch.
His brother, Jerry, received a wire stating his death Tuesday but no further details are available as yet.
Sioux Center News (Sioux Center, IA) Thursday, 14 May 1942. Page 3, col. 5
... Tony Steck passed away at his home in Fort Dodge as he was drinking his morning coffee. Tony grew to manhood here where he married Mrs. Fern Marshall Barnes who with their three children are left to mourn. He leaves Dan Steck of Sibley, Ben Steck of Sioux City, Delko and Jerry of Rock Valley and Mrs. Cast Brower of Rock Rapids. Tony was a soldier of World War I and fought in several major battles. He was a member of the American Legion. The American Legion had charge of the Military funeral services.
Rock Valley Bee (Rock Valley, IA) Friday, 15 May 1942. Page 1
A large number of friends and relatives attended funeral services for Tony Steck, 50, Thursday afternoon at the Wilder funeral home.
Mr. Steck a resident of Ford Dodge for 16 years, died suddenly early Tuesday morning at his home, 435 Second street northwest. He was an employe of the Tobin Packing company...
World War I Veteran. Wagoner with the 147th Field Artillery, Supply company.
Rock Valley Bee (Rock Valley, IA) Friday, 8 May 1942. Page 1
Tony Steck Is Called Beyond At Ft. Dodge
Tony Steck, well known former citizen of Rock Valley, died Tuesday morning at Fort Dodge which city had been his home for several years.
About 50 years of age, he was one of the most remarkable soldiers of the World was 25 years ago, serving in four major campaigns, yet coming out at the end of the war without a single scratch.
His brother, Jerry, received a wire stating his death Tuesday but no further details are available as yet.
Sioux Center News (Sioux Center, IA) Thursday, 14 May 1942. Page 3, col. 5
... Tony Steck passed away at his home in Fort Dodge as he was drinking his morning coffee. Tony grew to manhood here where he married Mrs. Fern Marshall Barnes who with their three children are left to mourn. He leaves Dan Steck of Sibley, Ben Steck of Sioux City, Delko and Jerry of Rock Valley and Mrs. Cast Brower of Rock Rapids. Tony was a soldier of World War I and fought in several major battles. He was a member of the American Legion. The American Legion had charge of the Military funeral services.
Rock Valley Bee (Rock Valley, IA) Friday, 15 May 1942. Page 1
A large number of friends and relatives attended funeral services for Tony Steck, 50, Thursday afternoon at the Wilder funeral home.
Mr. Steck a resident of Ford Dodge for 16 years, died suddenly early Tuesday morning at his home, 435 Second street northwest. He was an employe of the Tobin Packing company...
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