Married Jun 31 1909 St Paul, Howard, NE
Another child, died in infancy (possibly 48716647 or 77562814)
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Mrs. A. K. Johnson Is Interred Here
Woman Whose Girlhood Days Were Spent In Ord Comes Home To Rest; Mother, 4 Brothers Here
Funeral services were held at 2 pm last Thursday at Sowl's chapel here for Mrs. A. K. Johnson, who passed away at Mullen, Nebr., on December 27 from the effects of an attack of apoplexy. Rev. W. H. Wright had charge of the services and a quartet composed of Mrs. Bert M. Hardenbrook, Robert Noll, J.R. Stoltz and Glen Auble sang. Burial was made in Ord Cemetery, where Mrs. Johnson's father and three brothers also are laid to rest.
Anna W. Hansen was born in Cedar Bluffs, Nebr., Oct. 21, 1879 and moved with her parents to Ord in 1882. Her girlhood days were spent here and she was married at St. Paul on June 31, 1909 to A. K. Johnson. To this union five children were born, one passing on in infancy. Two sons and two daughters survive her, Lavern C., Elwin E., Lucille B. and Evelyn L. Johnson, all of Mullen.
Immediately after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Johnson moved to south Cherry county and there the rest of Mrs. Johnson's life was spent, thought she often visited here with her mother, Mrs. Chris Hansen and her four brothers, Henry, Carl, William and Lew, all of whom are still residents of Ord and vicinity.
In early youth Mrs. Johnson confessed faith in Christ and united with the Methodist church at Vinton, in Valley county and she remained true to this faith throughout her life.
The Ord Quiz - Jan 7 1932, Pg 1 Col 2
Another child, died in infancy (possibly 48716647 or 77562814)
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Mrs. A. K. Johnson Is Interred Here
Woman Whose Girlhood Days Were Spent In Ord Comes Home To Rest; Mother, 4 Brothers Here
Funeral services were held at 2 pm last Thursday at Sowl's chapel here for Mrs. A. K. Johnson, who passed away at Mullen, Nebr., on December 27 from the effects of an attack of apoplexy. Rev. W. H. Wright had charge of the services and a quartet composed of Mrs. Bert M. Hardenbrook, Robert Noll, J.R. Stoltz and Glen Auble sang. Burial was made in Ord Cemetery, where Mrs. Johnson's father and three brothers also are laid to rest.
Anna W. Hansen was born in Cedar Bluffs, Nebr., Oct. 21, 1879 and moved with her parents to Ord in 1882. Her girlhood days were spent here and she was married at St. Paul on June 31, 1909 to A. K. Johnson. To this union five children were born, one passing on in infancy. Two sons and two daughters survive her, Lavern C., Elwin E., Lucille B. and Evelyn L. Johnson, all of Mullen.
Immediately after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Johnson moved to south Cherry county and there the rest of Mrs. Johnson's life was spent, thought she often visited here with her mother, Mrs. Chris Hansen and her four brothers, Henry, Carl, William and Lew, all of whom are still residents of Ord and vicinity.
In early youth Mrs. Johnson confessed faith in Christ and united with the Methodist church at Vinton, in Valley county and she remained true to this faith throughout her life.
The Ord Quiz - Jan 7 1932, Pg 1 Col 2
Married Jun 31 1909 St Paul, Howard, NE
Another child, died in infancy (possibly 48716647 or 77562814)
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Mrs. A. K. Johnson Is Interred Here
Woman Whose Girlhood Days Were Spent In Ord Comes Home To Rest; Mother, 4 Brothers Here
Funeral services were held at 2 pm last Thursday at Sowl's chapel here for Mrs. A. K. Johnson, who passed away at Mullen, Nebr., on December 27 from the effects of an attack of apoplexy. Rev. W. H. Wright had charge of the services and a quartet composed of Mrs. Bert M. Hardenbrook, Robert Noll, J.R. Stoltz and Glen Auble sang. Burial was made in Ord Cemetery, where Mrs. Johnson's father and three brothers also are laid to rest.
Anna W. Hansen was born in Cedar Bluffs, Nebr., Oct. 21, 1879 and moved with her parents to Ord in 1882. Her girlhood days were spent here and she was married at St. Paul on June 31, 1909 to A. K. Johnson. To this union five children were born, one passing on in infancy. Two sons and two daughters survive her, Lavern C., Elwin E., Lucille B. and Evelyn L. Johnson, all of Mullen.
Immediately after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Johnson moved to south Cherry county and there the rest of Mrs. Johnson's life was spent, thought she often visited here with her mother, Mrs. Chris Hansen and her four brothers, Henry, Carl, William and Lew, all of whom are still residents of Ord and vicinity.
In early youth Mrs. Johnson confessed faith in Christ and united with the Methodist church at Vinton, in Valley county and she remained true to this faith throughout her life.
The Ord Quiz - Jan 7 1932, Pg 1 Col 2
Another child, died in infancy (possibly 48716647 or 77562814)
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Mrs. A. K. Johnson Is Interred Here
Woman Whose Girlhood Days Were Spent In Ord Comes Home To Rest; Mother, 4 Brothers Here
Funeral services were held at 2 pm last Thursday at Sowl's chapel here for Mrs. A. K. Johnson, who passed away at Mullen, Nebr., on December 27 from the effects of an attack of apoplexy. Rev. W. H. Wright had charge of the services and a quartet composed of Mrs. Bert M. Hardenbrook, Robert Noll, J.R. Stoltz and Glen Auble sang. Burial was made in Ord Cemetery, where Mrs. Johnson's father and three brothers also are laid to rest.
Anna W. Hansen was born in Cedar Bluffs, Nebr., Oct. 21, 1879 and moved with her parents to Ord in 1882. Her girlhood days were spent here and she was married at St. Paul on June 31, 1909 to A. K. Johnson. To this union five children were born, one passing on in infancy. Two sons and two daughters survive her, Lavern C., Elwin E., Lucille B. and Evelyn L. Johnson, all of Mullen.
Immediately after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Johnson moved to south Cherry county and there the rest of Mrs. Johnson's life was spent, thought she often visited here with her mother, Mrs. Chris Hansen and her four brothers, Henry, Carl, William and Lew, all of whom are still residents of Ord and vicinity.
In early youth Mrs. Johnson confessed faith in Christ and united with the Methodist church at Vinton, in Valley county and she remained true to this faith throughout her life.
The Ord Quiz - Jan 7 1932, Pg 1 Col 2
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