Funeral at St. Ansgar
To Be Held Wednesday
For Longtime Resident
ST. ANSGAR, IOWA — Funeral services for Sever E. Halverson, 64, were to be held Wednesday at 1:45 p.m. at the home and at 2 p.m. at the First Lutheran church, the Rev. O. A. Langehough officiating. He died Monday at a hospital in Mason City following a week's illness with a brain ailment.
Mr. Halverson was born May 17, 1882, at St. Ansgar and resided here all his life with the excepton of a few years when he lived in the Carpenter vicinity.
Surviving are the widow and the following children: Stanford of Minneapolis; Mrs. Stanley Nelson, Northwood; Mrs. Joe Stoll, Forest City; and Jerry who is stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga.; also a nephew, Laverne Michaels of Mason City; Laverne was a veteran of World War II, who has made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Halverson and had been reared as their own child since his mother's death when he was five years old.
He also leaves a brother, Charles, who is in the University Hospital at Iowa City and two sisters, Mrs. Helga Thomas of Ft. Dodge, and Mrs. Joe Libersky of Lyle, Minnesota.
[Mason City Globe Gazette, Wednesday, September 25, 1946]
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WWI Draft Registration, September 12, 1918, Mitchell Co., Iowa
Sever E Halverson, 35 living in Stacyville, Iowa; born May 17, 1882; farmer. Nearest relative Lizzie.
Funeral at St. Ansgar
To Be Held Wednesday
For Longtime Resident
ST. ANSGAR, IOWA — Funeral services for Sever E. Halverson, 64, were to be held Wednesday at 1:45 p.m. at the home and at 2 p.m. at the First Lutheran church, the Rev. O. A. Langehough officiating. He died Monday at a hospital in Mason City following a week's illness with a brain ailment.
Mr. Halverson was born May 17, 1882, at St. Ansgar and resided here all his life with the excepton of a few years when he lived in the Carpenter vicinity.
Surviving are the widow and the following children: Stanford of Minneapolis; Mrs. Stanley Nelson, Northwood; Mrs. Joe Stoll, Forest City; and Jerry who is stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga.; also a nephew, Laverne Michaels of Mason City; Laverne was a veteran of World War II, who has made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Halverson and had been reared as their own child since his mother's death when he was five years old.
He also leaves a brother, Charles, who is in the University Hospital at Iowa City and two sisters, Mrs. Helga Thomas of Ft. Dodge, and Mrs. Joe Libersky of Lyle, Minnesota.
[Mason City Globe Gazette, Wednesday, September 25, 1946]
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WWI Draft Registration, September 12, 1918, Mitchell Co., Iowa
Sever E Halverson, 35 living in Stacyville, Iowa; born May 17, 1882; farmer. Nearest relative Lizzie.
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Helmer O Halverson
1875–1896
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Karl John "Charlie" Halverson
1878–1946
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Gina Belina "Jean" Halvorson Jaques
1880–1946
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Oscar Olai Halverson
1884–1906
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Ida T Halverson
1887–1903
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Helga Otilia Halvorson Piper Thomas
1890–1964
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Luella Annette Halverson Libersky
1892–1986
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Isabelle Salvina Halverson Michaels
1895–1928
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