The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-01
Two Ladies
Died During
Past Week
Evelyn Pangbu1n Fun
eral Held Tuesday Morn
ing At $50 O'Clock
MRS. BROMENSHENKEL
Called Wednesday
July 24-Mrs. Hillyer
Passed Away
Evelyn LeOna Pangbuyu

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Evelyn Leona Pangburn, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary Pangburn, of this
city, passed away at her home on
Saturday, July 9th, at 1888 p. M,
following an illness from which she
suffered since February Is, Of this
year. She resigned from her work
on March I, 1910, and submitted
to an operation for cancer Of the
liver at st. Mary's Hospital, Min
neapolis, on March 9Th. After five
weeks at the hospital, she returned
to this city and her condition grad
ually grew worse, until death came
as a relief to her suffering.
Evelyn was born in Sank Centre
on August q, 1914, her age at
death being IS years, II months
and six days. She attended school
in this city and was graduated
from high school with the class
Of 1884. She worked her way
through high school, being en-
ployed at the Oxford Theatre dur
ing the last four years of her
school attendance. hs
After graduation she went to
Minneapolis and for two years was
employed in a theatre. During the
next four years, she was employed
In Kresge's store, Minneapolis,
from which position she was forced
to resign on March LIST, this year;
due to illness.
After five weeks in the hospital
In Minneapolis, she returned to this
city and lived with her sister, Mrs.
G. G. Urness, where she remained
for three months. The last five
weeks Of her life were spent at her
home with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Pangburn. All that was humanity
possible was done to relieve her
from suffering, but her condition
was such that hope for recovery
was useless. Miss Evelyn, a pat
lent sufferer, however, looked for
ward to the return Of health and
to her coming marriage to AL An
derson, of Minneapolis, which had
been planned to take place some
time this summer. Mr.. Anderson
YVES called to this city, when death
was imminent, and he attended the
last rites. ~
Surviving relatives are the ber-
eaved mother, three sisters, one
brother and a niece and nephew.
The sisters and brother are: Mrs.
C. c.. Urness, Mrs. Ted Wengler,
Miss Rayma Pangburn and How
ard Pangburn, all Of Sank Centre.
Paul Pangburn and Marie Weng-
ler Sank Centre, are nephew and
niece.
Miss Evelyn was one of the fine
young ladies of this city, and her
wide friendship and acquaintance
was attested in the large attend
ance at the funeral service held
at the Church Of Our Lady Of the
Angels Tuesday morning at $50
o'clock. The Rev. FIR. John Bet
tendorf read the Requiem Mass and
interment was made in Calvary
cemetery. u.
The pallbearers were: Walter
Holme, Art Borgmann, Puts Hob
man, Max Gilbertson, Hubert Thies-
en- and Michael Frank. Honorary
pallbearers were selected from
among her girlhood friends, as fol-
lows: Mrs. Lyle johnson, Mrs. Joe
Frank, the Misses Marion Held
jerken, Dorothy Fischer, Mary
Schoenhoff and Loretta Botz. Miss
Regime Unger was crossbearer. :,
Employees from the department.
in Kresge's store, Minneapolis, IN
which Miss Evelyn was employed.
In attendance at the funeral ser
vice were: Muriel Peterson, Mar
jorie Buck, Betty Fischer, Blanche
Goodman, Jerry Barrett, Arnold
Anderson, Irene Anderson and ,Bev-
erly Anderson. -. " !,
Other friends and relatives IN
attendance from a distance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Minette, Mrs.
Euclid Fraser, Roy Knott and Mr..
and Mrs. Luellen Knott, Of Pine
River; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knott
and family, John Knott and Matt
Knott, Of Akeley; Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Wengler. Mrs. Ed Brown and
family and Mrs. Richard Spaeth, Of
Greenwald; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Otto,
Of Melrose, and Nels Urness, Of
Alexandria.
Mrs. Theresa Regime
Bromenshenlkel
Mra Alex Bronenshenkel. life