CHARLES O. HOFFMAN, 78
DIED HERE DEC. 12
———
Charles O. Hoffman, 78, pioneer
for the Lostwood community, died
at the Grant Smith home in Stanley
from cancer, Wednesday, December
12. After being a patient in a Minot
hospital for about 5 months, he was
returned to Stanley about a month
and a half ago and was cared for
at the Smith home until his death.
Funeral services were held De-
cember 15 at Lostwood, with Rev.
Jorgenson officiating. Burial was at
Lostwood.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
L. M. Reynolds of Rio Linda, Calif.
and two brothers, Roy of Sioux City,
Iowa, and C. A. Hoffman of Cen-
tralia, Kansas.
Thanks to Wayne for a copy of this newspaper article.
DIED HERE DEC. 12
———
Charles O. Hoffman, 78, pioneer
for the Lostwood community, died
at the Grant Smith home in Stanley
from cancer, Wednesday, December
12. After being a patient in a Minot
hospital for about 5 months, he was
returned to Stanley about a month
and a half ago and was cared for
at the Smith home until his death.
Funeral services were held De-
cember 15 at Lostwood, with Rev.
Jorgenson officiating. Burial was at
Lostwood.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
L. M. Reynolds of Rio Linda, Calif.
and two brothers, Roy of Sioux City,
Iowa, and C. A. Hoffman of Cen-
tralia, Kansas.
Thanks to Wayne for a copy of this newspaper article.
CHARLES O. HOFFMAN, 78
DIED HERE DEC. 12
———
Charles O. Hoffman, 78, pioneer
for the Lostwood community, died
at the Grant Smith home in Stanley
from cancer, Wednesday, December
12. After being a patient in a Minot
hospital for about 5 months, he was
returned to Stanley about a month
and a half ago and was cared for
at the Smith home until his death.
Funeral services were held De-
cember 15 at Lostwood, with Rev.
Jorgenson officiating. Burial was at
Lostwood.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
L. M. Reynolds of Rio Linda, Calif.
and two brothers, Roy of Sioux City,
Iowa, and C. A. Hoffman of Cen-
tralia, Kansas.
Thanks to Wayne for a copy of this newspaper article.
DIED HERE DEC. 12
———
Charles O. Hoffman, 78, pioneer
for the Lostwood community, died
at the Grant Smith home in Stanley
from cancer, Wednesday, December
12. After being a patient in a Minot
hospital for about 5 months, he was
returned to Stanley about a month
and a half ago and was cared for
at the Smith home until his death.
Funeral services were held De-
cember 15 at Lostwood, with Rev.
Jorgenson officiating. Burial was at
Lostwood.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
L. M. Reynolds of Rio Linda, Calif.
and two brothers, Roy of Sioux City,
Iowa, and C. A. Hoffman of Cen-
tralia, Kansas.
Thanks to Wayne for a copy of this newspaper article.
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