Traer Star Clipper, Friday, October 13th, 1950 – page 1
The ashes of Mrs. Ida Nauerth, a long-time resident of Traer who died at her farm home near Lakefield, Minnesota on June 16, 1950 at the age of 88, were brought to Traer last Friday for burial in the family lot in Buckingham cemetery. Memorial services were held in Jackson, Minnesota last June 18, and interment at Traer was delayed until all of her children could be together. They are Mrs. W. J. (Florence) Curriden and John H. Nauerth Jr., of Lakefield, Minnesota and Mrs. Jack E. (Isabel) Haynes, of Bozeman, Montana. John was accom¬panied here by his wife and son, John. Others here were Florence's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bollenbach, of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Cohrt, of Waterloo. The only service at the grave here was conducted by members of the Traer Eastern Star chapter, of which Mrs. Nauerth was a member. Mrs. Nauerth was the widow of Dr. J. H. Nauerth, druggist in Traer many years. The family located near Lakefield, Minnesota, where Dr. Nauerth had extensive land interests, in 1921. He died there April 16, 1938
Ida May married Henry Naureth in the year 1884.
The ashes of Mrs. Ida Nauerth, a long-time resident of Traer who died at her farm home near Lakefield, Minnesota on June 16, 1950 at the age of 88, were brought to Traer last Friday for burial in the family lot in Buckingham cemetery. Memorial services were held in Jackson, Minnesota last June 18, and interment at Traer was delayed until all of her children could be together. They are Mrs. W. J. (Florence) Curriden and John H. Nauerth Jr., of Lakefield, Minnesota and Mrs. Jack E. (Isabel) Haynes, of Bozeman, Montana. John was accom¬panied here by his wife and son, John. Others here were Florence's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bollenbach, of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Cohrt, of Waterloo. The only service at the grave here was conducted by members of the Traer Eastern Star chapter, of which Mrs. Nauerth was a member. Mrs. Nauerth was the widow of Dr. J. H. Nauerth, druggist in Traer many years. The family located near Lakefield, Minnesota, where Dr. Nauerth had extensive land interests, in 1921. He died there April 16, 1938
Ida May married Henry Naureth in the year 1884.
Traer Star Clipper, Friday, October 13th, 1950 – page 1
The ashes of Mrs. Ida Nauerth, a long-time resident of Traer who died at her farm home near Lakefield, Minnesota on June 16, 1950 at the age of 88, were brought to Traer last Friday for burial in the family lot in Buckingham cemetery. Memorial services were held in Jackson, Minnesota last June 18, and interment at Traer was delayed until all of her children could be together. They are Mrs. W. J. (Florence) Curriden and John H. Nauerth Jr., of Lakefield, Minnesota and Mrs. Jack E. (Isabel) Haynes, of Bozeman, Montana. John was accom¬panied here by his wife and son, John. Others here were Florence's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bollenbach, of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Cohrt, of Waterloo. The only service at the grave here was conducted by members of the Traer Eastern Star chapter, of which Mrs. Nauerth was a member. Mrs. Nauerth was the widow of Dr. J. H. Nauerth, druggist in Traer many years. The family located near Lakefield, Minnesota, where Dr. Nauerth had extensive land interests, in 1921. He died there April 16, 1938
Ida May married Henry Naureth in the year 1884.
The ashes of Mrs. Ida Nauerth, a long-time resident of Traer who died at her farm home near Lakefield, Minnesota on June 16, 1950 at the age of 88, were brought to Traer last Friday for burial in the family lot in Buckingham cemetery. Memorial services were held in Jackson, Minnesota last June 18, and interment at Traer was delayed until all of her children could be together. They are Mrs. W. J. (Florence) Curriden and John H. Nauerth Jr., of Lakefield, Minnesota and Mrs. Jack E. (Isabel) Haynes, of Bozeman, Montana. John was accom¬panied here by his wife and son, John. Others here were Florence's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bollenbach, of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Cohrt, of Waterloo. The only service at the grave here was conducted by members of the Traer Eastern Star chapter, of which Mrs. Nauerth was a member. Mrs. Nauerth was the widow of Dr. J. H. Nauerth, druggist in Traer many years. The family located near Lakefield, Minnesota, where Dr. Nauerth had extensive land interests, in 1921. He died there April 16, 1938
Ida May married Henry Naureth in the year 1884.
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