Mount Ayr Record-News
Mount Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa
Mrs. HAVELY LAID AT REST
Tuesday at Wheatland, Wyoming, friends, neighbors and relatives paid a final tribute to Mrs. Louise J. HAVELY, 66, a well known east Slater Flats resident, who died Sunday at the Wheatland Hospital.
Mrs. HAVELY was a native of Mount Ayr, Iowa. She spent her girlhood and young womanhood in that state and was married to Henry D. HAVELY [August 17, 1892, Mount Ayr].
For many years the family lived in eastern Nebraska, coming to Wyoming in the spring of 1913, and have the past 23 years, where Mrs. HAVELY's active interest in people and here friendliness endeared her to all who knew her.
Funeral services, Tuesdays, were conducted at the Copley Mortuary by Rev. Ed ANDERSON of Albin, Wyoming. Burial was in the Wheatland Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, three daughter and seven sons: H. D. HAVELY of Slater, Mrs. J. E. SEMEVEY and Otis HAVELY of Lingle, Mrs. C. M. SEARL of Laramie, Ora and Mark of Wheatland, Worly of Manderson, Herb, Dana, Lula and SEIGEL, all of Slater; also three brothers and two sisters: Mrs. P. T. CONANT of Benedict, Nebraska; Mrs. N. H. RICHARDSON and Don McCONNELL of Lingle, and Fred, Harel, and Bud McCONNELL of Beaconsfield, Iowa; and twelve grandchildren.
Mrs. HAVELY was well known by many Lingle people, who mourn her passing.
Mount Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa
Mrs. HAVELY LAID AT REST
Tuesday at Wheatland, Wyoming, friends, neighbors and relatives paid a final tribute to Mrs. Louise J. HAVELY, 66, a well known east Slater Flats resident, who died Sunday at the Wheatland Hospital.
Mrs. HAVELY was a native of Mount Ayr, Iowa. She spent her girlhood and young womanhood in that state and was married to Henry D. HAVELY [August 17, 1892, Mount Ayr].
For many years the family lived in eastern Nebraska, coming to Wyoming in the spring of 1913, and have the past 23 years, where Mrs. HAVELY's active interest in people and here friendliness endeared her to all who knew her.
Funeral services, Tuesdays, were conducted at the Copley Mortuary by Rev. Ed ANDERSON of Albin, Wyoming. Burial was in the Wheatland Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, three daughter and seven sons: H. D. HAVELY of Slater, Mrs. J. E. SEMEVEY and Otis HAVELY of Lingle, Mrs. C. M. SEARL of Laramie, Ora and Mark of Wheatland, Worly of Manderson, Herb, Dana, Lula and SEIGEL, all of Slater; also three brothers and two sisters: Mrs. P. T. CONANT of Benedict, Nebraska; Mrs. N. H. RICHARDSON and Don McCONNELL of Lingle, and Fred, Harel, and Bud McCONNELL of Beaconsfield, Iowa; and twelve grandchildren.
Mrs. HAVELY was well known by many Lingle people, who mourn her passing.
Mount Ayr Record-News
Mount Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa
Mrs. HAVELY LAID AT REST
Tuesday at Wheatland, Wyoming, friends, neighbors and relatives paid a final tribute to Mrs. Louise J. HAVELY, 66, a well known east Slater Flats resident, who died Sunday at the Wheatland Hospital.
Mrs. HAVELY was a native of Mount Ayr, Iowa. She spent her girlhood and young womanhood in that state and was married to Henry D. HAVELY [August 17, 1892, Mount Ayr].
For many years the family lived in eastern Nebraska, coming to Wyoming in the spring of 1913, and have the past 23 years, where Mrs. HAVELY's active interest in people and here friendliness endeared her to all who knew her.
Funeral services, Tuesdays, were conducted at the Copley Mortuary by Rev. Ed ANDERSON of Albin, Wyoming. Burial was in the Wheatland Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, three daughter and seven sons: H. D. HAVELY of Slater, Mrs. J. E. SEMEVEY and Otis HAVELY of Lingle, Mrs. C. M. SEARL of Laramie, Ora and Mark of Wheatland, Worly of Manderson, Herb, Dana, Lula and SEIGEL, all of Slater; also three brothers and two sisters: Mrs. P. T. CONANT of Benedict, Nebraska; Mrs. N. H. RICHARDSON and Don McCONNELL of Lingle, and Fred, Harel, and Bud McCONNELL of Beaconsfield, Iowa; and twelve grandchildren.
Mrs. HAVELY was well known by many Lingle people, who mourn her passing.
Mount Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa
Mrs. HAVELY LAID AT REST
Tuesday at Wheatland, Wyoming, friends, neighbors and relatives paid a final tribute to Mrs. Louise J. HAVELY, 66, a well known east Slater Flats resident, who died Sunday at the Wheatland Hospital.
Mrs. HAVELY was a native of Mount Ayr, Iowa. She spent her girlhood and young womanhood in that state and was married to Henry D. HAVELY [August 17, 1892, Mount Ayr].
For many years the family lived in eastern Nebraska, coming to Wyoming in the spring of 1913, and have the past 23 years, where Mrs. HAVELY's active interest in people and here friendliness endeared her to all who knew her.
Funeral services, Tuesdays, were conducted at the Copley Mortuary by Rev. Ed ANDERSON of Albin, Wyoming. Burial was in the Wheatland Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, three daughter and seven sons: H. D. HAVELY of Slater, Mrs. J. E. SEMEVEY and Otis HAVELY of Lingle, Mrs. C. M. SEARL of Laramie, Ora and Mark of Wheatland, Worly of Manderson, Herb, Dana, Lula and SEIGEL, all of Slater; also three brothers and two sisters: Mrs. P. T. CONANT of Benedict, Nebraska; Mrs. N. H. RICHARDSON and Don McCONNELL of Lingle, and Fred, Harel, and Bud McCONNELL of Beaconsfield, Iowa; and twelve grandchildren.
Mrs. HAVELY was well known by many Lingle people, who mourn her passing.
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