1925 Census, IA, cedar, Clarence, AH Frink, 48, IA, son of Elizabeth Jobes, IL and Allen Frink, NY; Adelia Frink, 38, born IA, daughter of Henry Hein and Minnie Meyers, both born Germany; Elizabeth Frink, 75, mother, born IL, daughter of Henry Jobes and Mary Delamater, parents born in NY.
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1 October 1959 - The Clarence Sun
Services for Mrs. Adelia Frink, 73, who died at the home of her sister, Miss Martha Hein, in Hampton, Iowa were held last week Wednesday in Clarence.
The former Adelia Hein, was born in the Lowden community, and was wed to Al Frink, who for many years was janitor at the Clarence school. He preceded her in death. They lived during the years spent in Clarence in the home now owned by Paul Hasselbusch, Sr. on the corner of 6th Ave. and Smith Street.
Surviving are a son, Everett, of New Hampton, the sister and a brother, Ferdinand Hein of Lowden.
Burial was in the Lowden Cemetery. There were earlier services at Hampton.
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1 October 1959 - The Clarence Sun
Services for Mrs. Adelia Frink, 73, who died at the home of her sister, Miss Martha Hein, in Hampton, Iowa were held last week Wednesday in Clarence.
The former Adelia Hein, was born in the Lowden community, and was wed to Al Frink, who for many years was janitor at the Clarence school. He preceded her in death. They lived during the years spent in Clarence in the home now owned by Paul Hasselbusch, Sr. on the corner of 6th Ave. and Smith Street.
Surviving are a son, Everett, of New Hampton, the sister and a brother, Ferdinand Hein of Lowden.
Burial was in the Lowden Cemetery. There were earlier services at Hampton.
1925 Census, IA, cedar, Clarence, AH Frink, 48, IA, son of Elizabeth Jobes, IL and Allen Frink, NY; Adelia Frink, 38, born IA, daughter of Henry Hein and Minnie Meyers, both born Germany; Elizabeth Frink, 75, mother, born IL, daughter of Henry Jobes and Mary Delamater, parents born in NY.
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1 October 1959 - The Clarence Sun
Services for Mrs. Adelia Frink, 73, who died at the home of her sister, Miss Martha Hein, in Hampton, Iowa were held last week Wednesday in Clarence.
The former Adelia Hein, was born in the Lowden community, and was wed to Al Frink, who for many years was janitor at the Clarence school. He preceded her in death. They lived during the years spent in Clarence in the home now owned by Paul Hasselbusch, Sr. on the corner of 6th Ave. and Smith Street.
Surviving are a son, Everett, of New Hampton, the sister and a brother, Ferdinand Hein of Lowden.
Burial was in the Lowden Cemetery. There were earlier services at Hampton.
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1 October 1959 - The Clarence Sun
Services for Mrs. Adelia Frink, 73, who died at the home of her sister, Miss Martha Hein, in Hampton, Iowa were held last week Wednesday in Clarence.
The former Adelia Hein, was born in the Lowden community, and was wed to Al Frink, who for many years was janitor at the Clarence school. He preceded her in death. They lived during the years spent in Clarence in the home now owned by Paul Hasselbusch, Sr. on the corner of 6th Ave. and Smith Street.
Surviving are a son, Everett, of New Hampton, the sister and a brother, Ferdinand Hein of Lowden.
Burial was in the Lowden Cemetery. There were earlier services at Hampton.
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