Rites Tuesday for Mrs. Ogg
OSAGE — Funeral rites were scheduled for Tuesday at Monroe for a former Osage resident, Mrs. Olive Ogg, 82. She died Saturday evening at Iowa Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines. She lived in Osage as a young girl.
She was graduated from Osage High School and from Des Moines University.
She was married to Mason Ogg, December 31, 1903 and lived near Monroe.
Survivors include a son, Wallace, associated with Extension Services, I.S.C., Ames, and a daughter, Mrs. Frances Beesley, Monroe.
[Mason City Globe Gazette, Tuesday, October 21, 1958]
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Note: Osage Museum collection of photos.
In a group of 12 women, Olive was labeled #3. Olive Woodard Ogg.
OSAGE — Funeral rites were scheduled for Tuesday at Monroe for a former Osage resident, Mrs. Olive Ogg, 82. She died Saturday evening at Iowa Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines. She lived in Osage as a young girl.
She was graduated from Osage High School and from Des Moines University.
She was married to Mason Ogg, December 31, 1903 and lived near Monroe.
Survivors include a son, Wallace, associated with Extension Services, I.S.C., Ames, and a daughter, Mrs. Frances Beesley, Monroe.
[Mason City Globe Gazette, Tuesday, October 21, 1958]
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Note: Osage Museum collection of photos.
In a group of 12 women, Olive was labeled #3. Olive Woodard Ogg.
Rites Tuesday for Mrs. Ogg
OSAGE — Funeral rites were scheduled for Tuesday at Monroe for a former Osage resident, Mrs. Olive Ogg, 82. She died Saturday evening at Iowa Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines. She lived in Osage as a young girl.
She was graduated from Osage High School and from Des Moines University.
She was married to Mason Ogg, December 31, 1903 and lived near Monroe.
Survivors include a son, Wallace, associated with Extension Services, I.S.C., Ames, and a daughter, Mrs. Frances Beesley, Monroe.
[Mason City Globe Gazette, Tuesday, October 21, 1958]
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Note: Osage Museum collection of photos.
In a group of 12 women, Olive was labeled #3. Olive Woodard Ogg.
OSAGE — Funeral rites were scheduled for Tuesday at Monroe for a former Osage resident, Mrs. Olive Ogg, 82. She died Saturday evening at Iowa Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines. She lived in Osage as a young girl.
She was graduated from Osage High School and from Des Moines University.
She was married to Mason Ogg, December 31, 1903 and lived near Monroe.
Survivors include a son, Wallace, associated with Extension Services, I.S.C., Ames, and a daughter, Mrs. Frances Beesley, Monroe.
[Mason City Globe Gazette, Tuesday, October 21, 1958]
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Note: Osage Museum collection of photos.
In a group of 12 women, Olive was labeled #3. Olive Woodard Ogg.
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