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- Daniel H[iram] HULL died Saturday
morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Paul
- FISHER,
route 2, Fort Atkinson, after an illness of about two years.
He formerly owned and resided on the farm now owned by E. R.
HULL and known as Pioneer Beach farm. He was born on
Dec. 4, 1859, in Berlin, N.Y., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
D. HULL and was married to Alice BEAM, Berlin,
N.Y., on December 24, 1882. She preceded him in death.
- Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. FISHER;
one sister, Mrs. Minnie STEVENS,
- West Winfield, N.Y., four grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
- Funeral services were held Monday afternoon
from the Downing funeral home in Fort
- Atkinson with the Rev. Harry L. Maunder
in charge. Burial was in the Milton Junction cemetery. [Thursday
edition, p. 1]
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- Funeral services for Mrs. Wade LOOFBORO,
who died in the home of her son May
- 10th, were held in the S.D.B. church
Saturday afternoon with the Rev. J. F. Randolph, the pastor,
officiating and burial was in the Milton Junction cemetery. Pallbearers
were Victor, Carroll, Wayland and Elston LOOFBORO, Loyal
PEDERSON and Lester HURLEY.
- Mary Eusebia COON, daughter
of Marshall and Matilda HUFFMAN COON, was
- born on Milton Junction route 1, Sept.
22, 1872, where she spent her childhood and attended the Rock
River school. When her parents moved to Milton Junction she attended
the local grade school and later entered Milton College.
- On March 22, 1893, she was married
to Wade J. LOOFBORO of Welton, Ia.,
- where they spent most of their married
life. They came to Milton Junction six years ago, purchasing
the former H. M. BURDICK home on N. Janesville street
where they lived until this spring when they moved to the home
of their son, Wesley, on route 1. They celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary last year.
- Mrs. LOOFBORO was baptized and
joined the Rock River Seventh Day Baptist
- church when a girl and later transferred
her membership to the localities in which she lived. She was
a member of the Ladies Aid society and was active in its work
and that of the church. She was church organist in Welton a number
of years. She had been in failing health for the past year.
- She is survived by two sons, Wesley
and Howard LOOFBORO, Milton Junction. A
- daughter, Matilda, died in infancy.
She is also survived by six grandchildren, one great- grandchild,
and a cousin, Mrs. George MALTPRESS, Milton Junction.
- Among the relatives from out-of-town
attending the funeral were Dr. and Mrs. Erlo
- LOOFBORO,
Mr. and Mrs. Elston LOOFBORO, Janesville; Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer LOOFBORO, Mr. and Mrs. Charles GLOVER, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest SAUNDERS, Albion; Mr. and Mrs. James OGDEN,
Edgerton; Mr. and Mrs. Fritz WENZEL, Phillip MAZE,
Beloit; Mr. and Mr. Charles MICHEL, Marion, Ia.; Mrs.
Lucy VAN HORN, Welton, Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. Lester HURLEY
and daughter Beverly, Charlotte, Ia.; Mrs. Stanley STEPHENS,
Mauston, Willard VAN HORN, Waukesha. [Thursday edition,
p. 1]
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- Burial services for Mrs. Aldie VAN
HORN, who died unexpectedly May 14th in
- Janesville as she was preparing to
return to her home in Iowa, were held Saturday in the United
Bretheran church at Garwin, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank HURLEY,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray LIPPINCOTT, Pfc. Lawrence LIPPINCOTT,
and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll LOOFBORO were the local relatives
who went to Garwin to attend that. On May 16th funeral services
were held in the Phelps funeral home, Milton, the Rev. W. D.
Burdick officiating.
- Mary Aldie KNIGHT was born June
17, 1866, at Garwin, Iowa, and was married
- Nov. 3, 1885, to Louis A. VAN HORN
who died on June 12, 1924. A son and a daughter, also a sister,
Mrs. Elsie FORD, preceded her in death.
- Early in life she became a member of
the S.D.B. church at Garwin, Iowa, and had
- resided in that city all but the past
few years which she had spent with her son Alvin at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Survivors include three other sons, Frank at Cedar Rapids,
George at Yakima, Wash., and Orill at Garwin; two daughters,
Mrs. Frank HURLEY and Mrs. Ray LIPPINCOTT, Milton;
and a sister, Mrs. William GALLAGHER, Toledo, Iowa. [Thursday
edition, p. 1]
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