Ottumwa Daily Courier
April 30, 1937
Page 14
MISS ALICE STENDER
Miss Della Stender, teacher at the Stuart school, was called to her home in Massena, Iowa, Thursday night because of the death late Thursday of her sister, Miss Alice Stender, about 25.
Miss Stender frequently had visited in Ottumwa and some years ago had attended Parsons college at Fairfield.
No word of funeral arrangements has been received here.
Atlantic News Telegraph
May 1, 1937
DEATH TAKES ALICE STENDER, 26, AT MASSENA
Massena, Ia., May 1.— (Special)— Alice Ruth Stender, 26, a graduate of the Cumberland high school and Iowa State Teachers college, died at the home of her father, Peter Stender, in Edna township Thursday evening.
She had been in failing health about six months and death followed a heart attack Thursday.
Miss Stender was born Aug. 3, 1910, at the farm home where she passed away. She attended the rural school in that community and the Cumberland high school from which she was graduated in 1928. She received her degree from the Iowa State Teachers college in 1935 and had remained at home since that time.
She was one of a family of six children. Her mother preceded her in death Nov. 11, 1918, and one brother died as a child. Surviving besides the father are four sisters, Mrs. Mable Boos of Cumberland, Miss Della Stender of Ottumwa and Helen and Arlene at home, and one brother, John, also at home. She also leaves six aunts, one uncle and several cousins.
Funeral services will be held Monday at the Methodist church in Cumberland with the Rev. R. C. Birchard, pastor of the church, officiating. Music will be furnished by the Methodist choir and pallbearers will be Robert Crum, Harold Nelson, Glen Nelson, Lloyd Chester, Milo White, and Bert Hagen.
Interment will be in the Victoria cemetery south of here. The body will remain at the Hodges funeral parlors in Cumberland until the funeral rites.
Fairfield Daily Ledger
May 5, 1937
Page 3
Alice Stender, ex '35, died at her home in Massena on April 29.
April 30, 1937
Page 14
MISS ALICE STENDER
Miss Della Stender, teacher at the Stuart school, was called to her home in Massena, Iowa, Thursday night because of the death late Thursday of her sister, Miss Alice Stender, about 25.
Miss Stender frequently had visited in Ottumwa and some years ago had attended Parsons college at Fairfield.
No word of funeral arrangements has been received here.
Atlantic News Telegraph
May 1, 1937
DEATH TAKES ALICE STENDER, 26, AT MASSENA
Massena, Ia., May 1.— (Special)— Alice Ruth Stender, 26, a graduate of the Cumberland high school and Iowa State Teachers college, died at the home of her father, Peter Stender, in Edna township Thursday evening.
She had been in failing health about six months and death followed a heart attack Thursday.
Miss Stender was born Aug. 3, 1910, at the farm home where she passed away. She attended the rural school in that community and the Cumberland high school from which she was graduated in 1928. She received her degree from the Iowa State Teachers college in 1935 and had remained at home since that time.
She was one of a family of six children. Her mother preceded her in death Nov. 11, 1918, and one brother died as a child. Surviving besides the father are four sisters, Mrs. Mable Boos of Cumberland, Miss Della Stender of Ottumwa and Helen and Arlene at home, and one brother, John, also at home. She also leaves six aunts, one uncle and several cousins.
Funeral services will be held Monday at the Methodist church in Cumberland with the Rev. R. C. Birchard, pastor of the church, officiating. Music will be furnished by the Methodist choir and pallbearers will be Robert Crum, Harold Nelson, Glen Nelson, Lloyd Chester, Milo White, and Bert Hagen.
Interment will be in the Victoria cemetery south of here. The body will remain at the Hodges funeral parlors in Cumberland until the funeral rites.
Fairfield Daily Ledger
May 5, 1937
Page 3
Alice Stender, ex '35, died at her home in Massena on April 29.
Ottumwa Daily Courier
April 30, 1937
Page 14
MISS ALICE STENDER
Miss Della Stender, teacher at the Stuart school, was called to her home in Massena, Iowa, Thursday night because of the death late Thursday of her sister, Miss Alice Stender, about 25.
Miss Stender frequently had visited in Ottumwa and some years ago had attended Parsons college at Fairfield.
No word of funeral arrangements has been received here.
Atlantic News Telegraph
May 1, 1937
DEATH TAKES ALICE STENDER, 26, AT MASSENA
Massena, Ia., May 1.— (Special)— Alice Ruth Stender, 26, a graduate of the Cumberland high school and Iowa State Teachers college, died at the home of her father, Peter Stender, in Edna township Thursday evening.
She had been in failing health about six months and death followed a heart attack Thursday.
Miss Stender was born Aug. 3, 1910, at the farm home where she passed away. She attended the rural school in that community and the Cumberland high school from which she was graduated in 1928. She received her degree from the Iowa State Teachers college in 1935 and had remained at home since that time.
She was one of a family of six children. Her mother preceded her in death Nov. 11, 1918, and one brother died as a child. Surviving besides the father are four sisters, Mrs. Mable Boos of Cumberland, Miss Della Stender of Ottumwa and Helen and Arlene at home, and one brother, John, also at home. She also leaves six aunts, one uncle and several cousins.
Funeral services will be held Monday at the Methodist church in Cumberland with the Rev. R. C. Birchard, pastor of the church, officiating. Music will be furnished by the Methodist choir and pallbearers will be Robert Crum, Harold Nelson, Glen Nelson, Lloyd Chester, Milo White, and Bert Hagen.
Interment will be in the Victoria cemetery south of here. The body will remain at the Hodges funeral parlors in Cumberland until the funeral rites.
Fairfield Daily Ledger
May 5, 1937
Page 3
Alice Stender, ex '35, died at her home in Massena on April 29.
April 30, 1937
Page 14
MISS ALICE STENDER
Miss Della Stender, teacher at the Stuart school, was called to her home in Massena, Iowa, Thursday night because of the death late Thursday of her sister, Miss Alice Stender, about 25.
Miss Stender frequently had visited in Ottumwa and some years ago had attended Parsons college at Fairfield.
No word of funeral arrangements has been received here.
Atlantic News Telegraph
May 1, 1937
DEATH TAKES ALICE STENDER, 26, AT MASSENA
Massena, Ia., May 1.— (Special)— Alice Ruth Stender, 26, a graduate of the Cumberland high school and Iowa State Teachers college, died at the home of her father, Peter Stender, in Edna township Thursday evening.
She had been in failing health about six months and death followed a heart attack Thursday.
Miss Stender was born Aug. 3, 1910, at the farm home where she passed away. She attended the rural school in that community and the Cumberland high school from which she was graduated in 1928. She received her degree from the Iowa State Teachers college in 1935 and had remained at home since that time.
She was one of a family of six children. Her mother preceded her in death Nov. 11, 1918, and one brother died as a child. Surviving besides the father are four sisters, Mrs. Mable Boos of Cumberland, Miss Della Stender of Ottumwa and Helen and Arlene at home, and one brother, John, also at home. She also leaves six aunts, one uncle and several cousins.
Funeral services will be held Monday at the Methodist church in Cumberland with the Rev. R. C. Birchard, pastor of the church, officiating. Music will be furnished by the Methodist choir and pallbearers will be Robert Crum, Harold Nelson, Glen Nelson, Lloyd Chester, Milo White, and Bert Hagen.
Interment will be in the Victoria cemetery south of here. The body will remain at the Hodges funeral parlors in Cumberland until the funeral rites.
Fairfield Daily Ledger
May 5, 1937
Page 3
Alice Stender, ex '35, died at her home in Massena on April 29.
Gravesite Details
d/o P & J STENDER
