The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-06
MANY Homes
ARE SADDENED
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lohse, OF Near
SchIeswig, Called Upon to Part
With Three Children
MRS. EDWARD TAMM CALLED
Pneumonia Claims Another Victim in
Person of Mrs. Edward Tamm,
Who Succumbs November LIST

SCHLESWIG. Nov. 5-(Special to
the Review Among the many homes
which have been saddened in these
times Of sickness and distress, is the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lohse,
who have been called upon to part
with three of their children within the
past two weeks. On October I'D, their
son, Carl, became victim OF pneu-
monia, following an illness OF but a
week, and now within the past week
two more members of the family nave
succumbed to this dread disease. 10
hannes, the eldest son, died on Ihnrs'
day, October 31st, and on the Satur-
day following, the death OF their
daughter. Anna, occurred. The two
last named had made their home with
their aged parents, who are now lett
with practically no one to comfort
them in their declining years. johann
mes Lohse was born Oct. 25, 1878, on
4 farm in Morgan township, and was
the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
II Lohse. He received an injury to his
hin when, but young man ana was
then unable to carry on the farm work,
SO together with his parents he moved
to Schleswig, where they have res1d.
ed ever since He has been employed
Il at, the G. P. Hollander garage for sew
eral years, and was first class me-
chanic. He was very we'll known IN
and around Schleswig and was
steady, Industrious man, with many
staunch friends, who will miss him
and mourn his death.
Miss Anna Lohse was young lady
possessed of a kindly disposition and
has been courteous and faithful EN-
ploye at the telephone office for some
time. She has been an unfailing COM
fort and aid to her parents and her
! untimely demise has greatly added to
the sorrow of her already sadly be-
reayed parents. Besides the parents
there are four sisters and one broth
er left to mourn, namely: Mrs. Emma
Jacobsen, of Ida Grove; Mrs. Elma
Johannsen, of Battle Creek; Mrs. Lena
Reefe and Mrs. Bertha Wellendorf, OF
Schleswig, and Theodore, now in &C
tive service in France.
A double funeral was held at the
+ home on Monday afternoon, Rev W.
r. Wetzeler having charge. The re-
mains were taken to the Morgan GENE.
terry and brother and sister were laid
: to rest side by side. ...
The loved ones have the sincere
sympathy of the entire community in
this dark hour. ....
Mrs. Ed Tamm
Another very sad death which &C.
CURED this week is that OF Mrs. I'd
Tamm, of Morgan . township. MRS
gamm was taken ill October 18th with
cold, but seemed to recover so that
she was able to be UP. She became
worse, however, and pneumonia re-
suited which caused her death on Fri
day, November LIST.
Mary Johannsen Tamm was born in
Clinton county, May II, 1877, and thus
was but Al years, months and q
days old at the time of death. When
but very small child She came with
her parents to Crawford county and
\ lived on farm in Hanover township,
later moving to Soldier township. She
was married May 20, 1896, to Ed
Tamm, and their home was made on a
farm in Morgan township. Three
children were born to this union and
with their father are left to mourn
the loss of a kind and loving mother
and wife. Mrs. Tamm also leaves her
aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter 10
4 hansen, two sisters, Mrs. Chas.
Tamm and Mrs. Carl Lohse, and three
brothers, Peter and John, of Soldier
I township, and Hans, living in Ida
county. 49,
Mrs. Tamm was woman much be-
loved by all"who knew her, and her
kindly disposition won for her a large
circle Of friends, by whom she will be
4 missed. +,
Funeral services were conducted at
the home in Morgan township Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Wetzeler officiating
at "a most impressive service, and in
terment made in Morgan cemetery.
NJ HUSBAND AND WIFE DEAD