Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-04-17

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s;b3Aa i;sIBslksP peoker was a'iaaa born
jim Gass County; Iowa, lIJanuary Ilo,-
/ 1859 and passed away at her home
4 in Extra, 5silr april April I,I,<s IL 1912 age SO
years, ? mopthfs 'ptpf'i9p and 2dda Z days vs. ta
81, She was married to William VanT,
AernaIm April 2S 1878 aTo this this UNI ~
lion Ie, WeFs born pev seven children a' Two V
died II in nif1fancs iinf1ancsy The e living W children ca1il n
Biar,e are: Mr. Mrs Wa Warren Rsummelhart; sqI Of
Lane, South Dakota; Mrs. Harry
Paige, Of Avery, Idaho; Warren
/ Van Aernnlsalmn Anlsln' 81 # Nina, South Dako-
"a; Archie VAN, Aernamnl nl,5f 81 Anti Anita, J..
Iowa. ! and Arthur Van : Aeernam Aea - 81 /
Exira AT Iowa, SRia SIZE leaves YES fourteen
Grandchildren also and is tie first
Of a family of seven 2asi1'fiI girls and three
Eboys to pass I into :. tie valley 5 of death s
4 o'She, with her husband, retired
4 from the ffaarm5 ffaarnm5I ffo5dr years ago after .
soSouthp dtif thiftyzseeaVwen Years Years there.
Mr. fvahA Aeefnamt went JanNt Is His ieE irest I
fttahhree yesfs agol this glihm5o ihm5oaHth oaHth a ana M
9Mother Van Aefham1 haEs IS ssiinee eliVedt
t-afone.
zas slss Bgcans fs sasi sfifigtian IL fs6s
and has been true to her Master
and a friend in deed.
The last few months and weeks
/ 1,of- her life -has~been full of SORROW.
and pain, but her faith has been
constant and her hope sure.
SIZE tearfully bade farewell I'D her
three little grande!daughters 9! with un-
1faltering trust in the One who call
ed Then heard the call again With
lin \ fortnight and followed. n
Is h Servant Of God, we'll done! H
Thy glorious warfare,spast,
tts The esbattle's sought, the race IS
Wen, 'gs!l 9.,,ss 81 3ssss
And thou art crowned lat last"
Mff. Van Aernam was veryN we'll
liked by her many associates A>
The 1t funeral W Is ergiees. were held,on
u aaefao Aprill14 1efa
in the Christian Church, conducted
Hby IL fatson and inter1nent
was made IN the Extra cemetery. G
The ones present at the funeral
.are:-
James p ecker, brother, Sioux City;
Mrs: Henry Roach, sister, Enid,
F Oklahoma; Mrs. F. R. Brown, 'neiice
Enid, Oklahoma; Mrs. Jack Groves,
sister, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
MrsGPahl zaner, sister, : Mobridge
il South s Dakota; MtsS Jdhh Guests
neice, Mobridge, South Dakota. All
the children were home but the old
4 st,daaahgter, 3 M1sg Warren Rum
t5IaelAlM, LaHea South DaFos5 GsSh6as' GsSsh6 ,
returned to her home a short time
j balfore / h ,ssess dsss'fhl 0b 2f
CARD OF THANKS
i ggE.hs J q! ss:. lssa9Slsttss Y!
Alice Van Aernam at the time d
her sickness and death, we wish tt
lfektsna bar DEEPEST ithahks j;aEo9 &
thYa RassseE, s tbs btRs fs5ipf s5ipgsf afYa fYalt9 to th0T' a
; who sent flowers.
The CHILDREN.
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ID J4f Tha3EsdfayY TEaassfyY,f Club Ingfetf nfef Iat II
8 home Of Mrs. John Bishop, Thurs
r day afternoon, April 10th. Curren
E HyentsYfeurf giv1ns1 Ms bliH liFHplafl11 ii
+ Spoo read a paper ''The American
Indian in this War" Mrs. Varne!
: gave a Reading. Quotations iron
J. Lowell were given in response t
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