The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10
FUNERAL SERVICE
OF MRS. MCCOY:
Well Known Wife Of Dr.. Ora Mccoy,
"A! Who 10 Now Serving Uncle Sam,
Dies Very Suddenly.
PASSES AVA VAT INDIANAPOLIS
Remains at Rest in Morgan Cemetery
MANY Old Time Friends Attend
III the Funeral Services.
scHLEsWIG Oct. 9-special-

SCHLESWIG, Oct. 9-Special-
Z Funeral services for the late Mrs
Anna Mccoy were held at Friedens
church Wednesday, October Sd. Anna
Lorenzen Mccoy was born at Welt
heck. Schleswig -Holstein, Germany, on
Nov. 80. 1886. When but small child
she came to this country with her par.
ents and spent most of her Childhood
here until the age of fourteen when
she. with her family, moved to Min
nesota. While living there she en-
tered business college to take
commercial course and afterward &C,
cepted q position in Parker, 5. d., ana
later at Martens department store IN
Sioux City, remaining there until
June first OF this year. when she came
home to make preparations for her
marriage to DR.. Ora Mccoy, wnlcn
was s0lemnised June 30th. lmmedi'
ately Eafterward she, with her NUS
band, went to R0mney, Ind, to make
their future home, but in August Ut;
Mccoy was called to the colors and
she went with him to Indianapolis
that she might be near him while ne
wassin camp, and on Wednesday. Sep
teH,ber 26th. she was taken violently
Ill and rushed to a hospital, where II
was found necessary to perform an
operation In hopes of saving her ire
The shock, however, was too much for
her and while at times she seemed TO
rally, she finally passed away on Sat
Nrday, September goth. at p. m. Her
husband and sister, Elma, were with
her ut the time of her death and they
then made preparations for bringing
her back to her old home here for
burial The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Wetzeler and at
tended by large crowd OF sorrowlng
and bereaved relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mccoy was a young lady known
to q wide circle OF friends who knew
her as lady OF kind and loving ways
and 1t is with sorrow that her death
is recorded and all join in extending
sympathy to the husband, her parents,
one sister and three brothers, who
were all here at her funeral. The
flowers were very beautiful and only
showed In small way how well she
was beloved by all. She was laid to
rest In Morgan cemetery. Those here
from away to attend the: funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lorenzen, OF
Ricketts,; Carl and Barney Lorenzen,
OF South Dakota, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nicholson and children Of Bron-
son. .s.. 49,.
Is On Tuesday relatives here received
the news Iof an accident to Albert
a;;SAeve at his home neaf Bronson.
While riding'a horse In tsonie manner
the animal got close to the fence, cut.
ting Mr.: Naeye quite badly and also
cutting the horse. Mr.. Naeve will be
laid up for a few weeks.
Mrs. H. d. Jones went to. Denison
Friday to visit her mother and also
went from there to Omaha on shop
ping trip.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter Jepsen, Jr. and
MI. and Mrs. August Schlie went ia
Lake Park Tuesday for visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingwert Hollander at
tended the Ak.Sar-Ben in Omaha or
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Ella Anderson left on Monday
for q two months vacation In Omaha
with her sister and in Sioux City will
her parents. Jimmie Schultz took hel
to 'Denis0n IN his auto.
Nine OF the old friends OF Mrs. Nc
Coy who we're her associates in Siou!
City, came down Monday to view thei
beloved friend for the last time AM
to extend sympathy to the bereave'
CUES. =,
After q six weeks visit with rela
tlyes In Mitchell. S. u. Miss Emm;
Aelendes returned Tuesday to re
nath with her grandmother, Mrs
Sophia Braase.
Carl Rathje went to Turtle Lake
Wts., to consult a specialist as he ha
been in poor health for some time.
L, A: Hollander and daughter, Mis-
Anna, and Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Siege
mann were Omaha visitors Wednes
day and attended the Ak-SarBen.
Messrs. Chris Jacobsen and Chri
and Peter w. Petersen went to Fer
tile, Mimi, last week to visit in thu
Asmus Petersen home.
Born, on Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs
JurEen Iversen, baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poosh, Of Bloom
field, Neb., are here visiting in TIT
Fred Bendixeu and Henry Aida,
homes.
& Mr., and Mrs. Peter Nielsen spen
Sunday at the Martin Schutt hom'
near Battle Creek.
Martin Knudsen and daughter, Mis-
Tena, returned from Omaha Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Broder Petersen re
turned to their home in Ipswich, S