Mrs. John Fry died Wednesday night, March 31st, following an attack of acute indigestion. she had been ill about a day previous to her death. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon from the home and the Hope Church, west of town, Rev. Hayenga having charge of the services
Mrs. Lena Davids Fry was born April 23, 1858, in Germany
She was married to John Fry, February 8, 1878, at Forreston, Illinois. They came to Grundy County, Iowa, in 1880 and since 1892 have resided in Sibley
Aside from her husband, she leaves daughters, Mrs. John Rose, Mrs. H.A. Koopman. Mrs. Heye Grave and Mrs. Lew Altman of Sibley and Mrs. Lena Veenker of George.
Two sons, Herman Fry died March 12, 1913, and Peter Fry, August 11, 1913. A three-year-old daughter died in Grundy County.
She also leaves brothers and sisters, Mrs. A. Molendorp, Allendorf; A. Davids and Udde Davids, Sibley; and Marin Davids, Montan
The deceased was a splendid woman, good neighbor, active in many good works
Page 1 of The Sibley Gazette, published in Sibley, Iowa on Thursday, April 8th, 1920
Contributor: Sharon Hesebeck (47825781) • [email protected]
Mrs. Lena Davids Fry was born April 23, 1858, in Germany
She was married to John Fry, February 8, 1878, at Forreston, Illinois. They came to Grundy County, Iowa, in 1880 and since 1892 have resided in Sibley
Aside from her husband, she leaves daughters, Mrs. John Rose, Mrs. H.A. Koopman. Mrs. Heye Grave and Mrs. Lew Altman of Sibley and Mrs. Lena Veenker of George.
Two sons, Herman Fry died March 12, 1913, and Peter Fry, August 11, 1913. A three-year-old daughter died in Grundy County.
She also leaves brothers and sisters, Mrs. A. Molendorp, Allendorf; A. Davids and Udde Davids, Sibley; and Marin Davids, Montan
The deceased was a splendid woman, good neighbor, active in many good works
Page 1 of The Sibley Gazette, published in Sibley, Iowa on Thursday, April 8th, 1920
Contributor: Sharon Hesebeck (47825781) • [email protected]
Mrs. John Fry died Wednesday night, March 31st, following an attack of acute indigestion. she had been ill about a day previous to her death. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon from the home and the Hope Church, west of town, Rev. Hayenga having charge of the services
Mrs. Lena Davids Fry was born April 23, 1858, in Germany
She was married to John Fry, February 8, 1878, at Forreston, Illinois. They came to Grundy County, Iowa, in 1880 and since 1892 have resided in Sibley
Aside from her husband, she leaves daughters, Mrs. John Rose, Mrs. H.A. Koopman. Mrs. Heye Grave and Mrs. Lew Altman of Sibley and Mrs. Lena Veenker of George.
Two sons, Herman Fry died March 12, 1913, and Peter Fry, August 11, 1913. A three-year-old daughter died in Grundy County.
She also leaves brothers and sisters, Mrs. A. Molendorp, Allendorf; A. Davids and Udde Davids, Sibley; and Marin Davids, Montan
The deceased was a splendid woman, good neighbor, active in many good works
Page 1 of The Sibley Gazette, published in Sibley, Iowa on Thursday, April 8th, 1920
Contributor: Sharon Hesebeck (47825781) • [email protected]
Mrs. Lena Davids Fry was born April 23, 1858, in Germany
She was married to John Fry, February 8, 1878, at Forreston, Illinois. They came to Grundy County, Iowa, in 1880 and since 1892 have resided in Sibley
Aside from her husband, she leaves daughters, Mrs. John Rose, Mrs. H.A. Koopman. Mrs. Heye Grave and Mrs. Lew Altman of Sibley and Mrs. Lena Veenker of George.
Two sons, Herman Fry died March 12, 1913, and Peter Fry, August 11, 1913. A three-year-old daughter died in Grundy County.
She also leaves brothers and sisters, Mrs. A. Molendorp, Allendorf; A. Davids and Udde Davids, Sibley; and Marin Davids, Montan
The deceased was a splendid woman, good neighbor, active in many good works
Page 1 of The Sibley Gazette, published in Sibley, Iowa on Thursday, April 8th, 1920
Contributor: Sharon Hesebeck (47825781) • [email protected]
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