Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at 9:30 at Zion Lutheran Church for Louis G. Conrad, operator of the Morgan Bowling Center.
Mr. Conrad passed away Thursday afternoon at 2:30 after being ill but a few hours following a coronary attack. Mr. Conrad had been in failing health for some time suffering with a heart ailment, but had been assisting at the alleys up to his death.
At the morning rites: The Rev. W. Frank, pastor, was in charge. The ladies choir sang, accompanied by Miss Mary Bruns at the organ.
At 2:30 p.m. funeral services were conducted for Mr. Conrad at St. James Lutheran Church at Holland. The Reverend A.J. Stoskopf and the Reverend W. Frank took part. The Holland church choir sang, accompanied by Judy Stoskopf, organist.
Interment was in the Woodlawn Cemetery at Pipestone. Pallbearers at the afternoon service at Holland were Lester Raschke, Elmer Raschke, Elvin Raschke, Daryl Conrad, Arnold Raschke, and Orlen Raschke.
Pallbearers at the Morgan rites were: Art Bruns, Geo. Schmidtke, Lyle Johnson, Elmer Sandmann, Gilbert Kalk, and Sylvester Schultz.
Louis G. Conrad was born January 5, 1896, in Eden Township, Pipestone County to Gus and Hulda (née Weinkauf) Conrad. He married Hilda Eggers August 28, 1918, at Pipestone. From 1917 to 1922, he worked at the Holland Creamery, then for a time owned and operated a hotel in Holland, followed by jobs at the Trosky and Ihlen creameries. In 1926 he went to work on the family farm in Eden Township and then rented a farmstead at Grange Township, Pipestone County from 1930 to 1944. From 1945 to 1946 he and Mrs. Conrad operated the Ruthton bowling center, and then the bowling center at Redwood Falls until 1951 at which time they returned to Pipestone. They moved to Morgan in 1953. At one point, Mrs. Conrad asked her husband why they couldn't stay in one locale instead of relocating so often. His reply was, "Heaven is my home."
Surviving him besides his widow are four children: Mrs. Ervin Johnson, Pipestone; and Miss Elaine Conrad, Mrs. Donald Krueger, and Louis, Jr. of Morgan. There are six grandchildren.
Also surviving are three sisters: Mrs. Hattie Raschke, Mrs. Louis Raschke, and Mrs. Verne Shackelford.
Preceding him in death were an infant brother in 1898, his father in 1905, and his mother in 1942.
Mr. Conrad passed away Thursday afternoon at 2:30 after being ill but a few hours following a coronary attack. Mr. Conrad had been in failing health for some time suffering with a heart ailment, but had been assisting at the alleys up to his death.
At the morning rites: The Rev. W. Frank, pastor, was in charge. The ladies choir sang, accompanied by Miss Mary Bruns at the organ.
At 2:30 p.m. funeral services were conducted for Mr. Conrad at St. James Lutheran Church at Holland. The Reverend A.J. Stoskopf and the Reverend W. Frank took part. The Holland church choir sang, accompanied by Judy Stoskopf, organist.
Interment was in the Woodlawn Cemetery at Pipestone. Pallbearers at the afternoon service at Holland were Lester Raschke, Elmer Raschke, Elvin Raschke, Daryl Conrad, Arnold Raschke, and Orlen Raschke.
Pallbearers at the Morgan rites were: Art Bruns, Geo. Schmidtke, Lyle Johnson, Elmer Sandmann, Gilbert Kalk, and Sylvester Schultz.
Louis G. Conrad was born January 5, 1896, in Eden Township, Pipestone County to Gus and Hulda (née Weinkauf) Conrad. He married Hilda Eggers August 28, 1918, at Pipestone. From 1917 to 1922, he worked at the Holland Creamery, then for a time owned and operated a hotel in Holland, followed by jobs at the Trosky and Ihlen creameries. In 1926 he went to work on the family farm in Eden Township and then rented a farmstead at Grange Township, Pipestone County from 1930 to 1944. From 1945 to 1946 he and Mrs. Conrad operated the Ruthton bowling center, and then the bowling center at Redwood Falls until 1951 at which time they returned to Pipestone. They moved to Morgan in 1953. At one point, Mrs. Conrad asked her husband why they couldn't stay in one locale instead of relocating so often. His reply was, "Heaven is my home."
Surviving him besides his widow are four children: Mrs. Ervin Johnson, Pipestone; and Miss Elaine Conrad, Mrs. Donald Krueger, and Louis, Jr. of Morgan. There are six grandchildren.
Also surviving are three sisters: Mrs. Hattie Raschke, Mrs. Louis Raschke, and Mrs. Verne Shackelford.
Preceding him in death were an infant brother in 1898, his father in 1905, and his mother in 1942.
Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at 9:30 at Zion Lutheran Church for Louis G. Conrad, operator of the Morgan Bowling Center.
Mr. Conrad passed away Thursday afternoon at 2:30 after being ill but a few hours following a coronary attack. Mr. Conrad had been in failing health for some time suffering with a heart ailment, but had been assisting at the alleys up to his death.
At the morning rites: The Rev. W. Frank, pastor, was in charge. The ladies choir sang, accompanied by Miss Mary Bruns at the organ.
At 2:30 p.m. funeral services were conducted for Mr. Conrad at St. James Lutheran Church at Holland. The Reverend A.J. Stoskopf and the Reverend W. Frank took part. The Holland church choir sang, accompanied by Judy Stoskopf, organist.
Interment was in the Woodlawn Cemetery at Pipestone. Pallbearers at the afternoon service at Holland were Lester Raschke, Elmer Raschke, Elvin Raschke, Daryl Conrad, Arnold Raschke, and Orlen Raschke.
Pallbearers at the Morgan rites were: Art Bruns, Geo. Schmidtke, Lyle Johnson, Elmer Sandmann, Gilbert Kalk, and Sylvester Schultz.
Louis G. Conrad was born January 5, 1896, in Eden Township, Pipestone County to Gus and Hulda (née Weinkauf) Conrad. He married Hilda Eggers August 28, 1918, at Pipestone. From 1917 to 1922, he worked at the Holland Creamery, then for a time owned and operated a hotel in Holland, followed by jobs at the Trosky and Ihlen creameries. In 1926 he went to work on the family farm in Eden Township and then rented a farmstead at Grange Township, Pipestone County from 1930 to 1944. From 1945 to 1946 he and Mrs. Conrad operated the Ruthton bowling center, and then the bowling center at Redwood Falls until 1951 at which time they returned to Pipestone. They moved to Morgan in 1953. At one point, Mrs. Conrad asked her husband why they couldn't stay in one locale instead of relocating so often. His reply was, "Heaven is my home."
Surviving him besides his widow are four children: Mrs. Ervin Johnson, Pipestone; and Miss Elaine Conrad, Mrs. Donald Krueger, and Louis, Jr. of Morgan. There are six grandchildren.
Also surviving are three sisters: Mrs. Hattie Raschke, Mrs. Louis Raschke, and Mrs. Verne Shackelford.
Preceding him in death were an infant brother in 1898, his father in 1905, and his mother in 1942.
Mr. Conrad passed away Thursday afternoon at 2:30 after being ill but a few hours following a coronary attack. Mr. Conrad had been in failing health for some time suffering with a heart ailment, but had been assisting at the alleys up to his death.
At the morning rites: The Rev. W. Frank, pastor, was in charge. The ladies choir sang, accompanied by Miss Mary Bruns at the organ.
At 2:30 p.m. funeral services were conducted for Mr. Conrad at St. James Lutheran Church at Holland. The Reverend A.J. Stoskopf and the Reverend W. Frank took part. The Holland church choir sang, accompanied by Judy Stoskopf, organist.
Interment was in the Woodlawn Cemetery at Pipestone. Pallbearers at the afternoon service at Holland were Lester Raschke, Elmer Raschke, Elvin Raschke, Daryl Conrad, Arnold Raschke, and Orlen Raschke.
Pallbearers at the Morgan rites were: Art Bruns, Geo. Schmidtke, Lyle Johnson, Elmer Sandmann, Gilbert Kalk, and Sylvester Schultz.
Louis G. Conrad was born January 5, 1896, in Eden Township, Pipestone County to Gus and Hulda (née Weinkauf) Conrad. He married Hilda Eggers August 28, 1918, at Pipestone. From 1917 to 1922, he worked at the Holland Creamery, then for a time owned and operated a hotel in Holland, followed by jobs at the Trosky and Ihlen creameries. In 1926 he went to work on the family farm in Eden Township and then rented a farmstead at Grange Township, Pipestone County from 1930 to 1944. From 1945 to 1946 he and Mrs. Conrad operated the Ruthton bowling center, and then the bowling center at Redwood Falls until 1951 at which time they returned to Pipestone. They moved to Morgan in 1953. At one point, Mrs. Conrad asked her husband why they couldn't stay in one locale instead of relocating so often. His reply was, "Heaven is my home."
Surviving him besides his widow are four children: Mrs. Ervin Johnson, Pipestone; and Miss Elaine Conrad, Mrs. Donald Krueger, and Louis, Jr. of Morgan. There are six grandchildren.
Also surviving are three sisters: Mrs. Hattie Raschke, Mrs. Louis Raschke, and Mrs. Verne Shackelford.
Preceding him in death were an infant brother in 1898, his father in 1905, and his mother in 1942.
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