obit in the Council Bluffs, Iowa Nonpareil Aug 9 & 12, 1935
age 74 years old, died at the home of his brother-in-law after an illness of several days of heart disease; lived in Council Bluffs 35 years; employed at the old Minnick livery barn on Fourth St after moving here from a farm; Beem-Belford Funeral Home in charge with Rev. J. F. Mintun officiating;
survived by wife Ada; six sons Frank of Fort Madison ,Charles of CB, Walter of New York City, Floyd of Denver, Oliver and Albert of CB; daughters Mrs. Pansy Keys of Walden, CA, Mrs. Mary Lambkin and Betty Lee Vanderpool of CB; ; brother John of Hamburg, IA and sisters Mrs Margaret Parker of Hamburg and Mrs. Ed Doll of CB
age 74 years old, died at the home of his brother-in-law after an illness of several days of heart disease; lived in Council Bluffs 35 years; employed at the old Minnick livery barn on Fourth St after moving here from a farm; Beem-Belford Funeral Home in charge with Rev. J. F. Mintun officiating;
survived by wife Ada; six sons Frank of Fort Madison ,Charles of CB, Walter of New York City, Floyd of Denver, Oliver and Albert of CB; daughters Mrs. Pansy Keys of Walden, CA, Mrs. Mary Lambkin and Betty Lee Vanderpool of CB; ; brother John of Hamburg, IA and sisters Mrs Margaret Parker of Hamburg and Mrs. Ed Doll of CB
obit in the Council Bluffs, Iowa Nonpareil Aug 9 & 12, 1935
age 74 years old, died at the home of his brother-in-law after an illness of several days of heart disease; lived in Council Bluffs 35 years; employed at the old Minnick livery barn on Fourth St after moving here from a farm; Beem-Belford Funeral Home in charge with Rev. J. F. Mintun officiating;
survived by wife Ada; six sons Frank of Fort Madison ,Charles of CB, Walter of New York City, Floyd of Denver, Oliver and Albert of CB; daughters Mrs. Pansy Keys of Walden, CA, Mrs. Mary Lambkin and Betty Lee Vanderpool of CB; ; brother John of Hamburg, IA and sisters Mrs Margaret Parker of Hamburg and Mrs. Ed Doll of CB
age 74 years old, died at the home of his brother-in-law after an illness of several days of heart disease; lived in Council Bluffs 35 years; employed at the old Minnick livery barn on Fourth St after moving here from a farm; Beem-Belford Funeral Home in charge with Rev. J. F. Mintun officiating;
survived by wife Ada; six sons Frank of Fort Madison ,Charles of CB, Walter of New York City, Floyd of Denver, Oliver and Albert of CB; daughters Mrs. Pansy Keys of Walden, CA, Mrs. Mary Lambkin and Betty Lee Vanderpool of CB; ; brother John of Hamburg, IA and sisters Mrs Margaret Parker of Hamburg and Mrs. Ed Doll of CB
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