Spouse: Henry B. Allen
Honora buried in Sutton lot
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Mrs. Honora Sutton Allen passed away at her home in Jamestown on December 2, after a brief illness followed by an unsuccessful operation. Mrs. Allen was widely known here, having been born in Alexandria and having resided mjuch of her life here. She was held in the highest esteem by all who knew her. In a report of her death one of the papers of Jamestown gives the following brief obituary:
"The loss of Mrs. Allen will be sincerely felt in Jamestown where, during her comparatively short residence, she has won the esteem of all with whom came in contact, and general sympathy is extended to her bereaved husband and her family on the occasion of their irreparable loss. Mrs. Allen was as member of the Presbyterian church, active in all branches of church work and especially so in the Sunday School department where she taught a class and took an active interest in Sunday School promotion. She was as member of the Wednesday Club and deeply interested in all woman's movements, as represented in woman's club work. She was posted on current events, as national affairs and has been active in charitable work among different classes of people. Mrs. Allen was born at Alexandria, Minn., and during the greater part of her life was engaged as teacher, seven years of which were in Fargo and four years of that time in Fargo College. She was married in May 1913 to H. B. Allen, and has lived a most useful, happy and active life during her residence here, closely endearing herself to many friends during that time."
The funeral was held Tuesday, Dec. 4, fromt he Presbyterian church of Jamestown, being largely attended by the Woman's club missionary societies and W. C. T. U. of which organizations the deceased was a devoted member.
(Alexandria Post News, 27 Dec. 1917)
Honora buried in Sutton lot
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Mrs. Honora Sutton Allen passed away at her home in Jamestown on December 2, after a brief illness followed by an unsuccessful operation. Mrs. Allen was widely known here, having been born in Alexandria and having resided mjuch of her life here. She was held in the highest esteem by all who knew her. In a report of her death one of the papers of Jamestown gives the following brief obituary:
"The loss of Mrs. Allen will be sincerely felt in Jamestown where, during her comparatively short residence, she has won the esteem of all with whom came in contact, and general sympathy is extended to her bereaved husband and her family on the occasion of their irreparable loss. Mrs. Allen was as member of the Presbyterian church, active in all branches of church work and especially so in the Sunday School department where she taught a class and took an active interest in Sunday School promotion. She was as member of the Wednesday Club and deeply interested in all woman's movements, as represented in woman's club work. She was posted on current events, as national affairs and has been active in charitable work among different classes of people. Mrs. Allen was born at Alexandria, Minn., and during the greater part of her life was engaged as teacher, seven years of which were in Fargo and four years of that time in Fargo College. She was married in May 1913 to H. B. Allen, and has lived a most useful, happy and active life during her residence here, closely endearing herself to many friends during that time."
The funeral was held Tuesday, Dec. 4, fromt he Presbyterian church of Jamestown, being largely attended by the Woman's club missionary societies and W. C. T. U. of which organizations the deceased was a devoted member.
(Alexandria Post News, 27 Dec. 1917)
Spouse: Henry B. Allen
Honora buried in Sutton lot
'''''
Mrs. Honora Sutton Allen passed away at her home in Jamestown on December 2, after a brief illness followed by an unsuccessful operation. Mrs. Allen was widely known here, having been born in Alexandria and having resided mjuch of her life here. She was held in the highest esteem by all who knew her. In a report of her death one of the papers of Jamestown gives the following brief obituary:
"The loss of Mrs. Allen will be sincerely felt in Jamestown where, during her comparatively short residence, she has won the esteem of all with whom came in contact, and general sympathy is extended to her bereaved husband and her family on the occasion of their irreparable loss. Mrs. Allen was as member of the Presbyterian church, active in all branches of church work and especially so in the Sunday School department where she taught a class and took an active interest in Sunday School promotion. She was as member of the Wednesday Club and deeply interested in all woman's movements, as represented in woman's club work. She was posted on current events, as national affairs and has been active in charitable work among different classes of people. Mrs. Allen was born at Alexandria, Minn., and during the greater part of her life was engaged as teacher, seven years of which were in Fargo and four years of that time in Fargo College. She was married in May 1913 to H. B. Allen, and has lived a most useful, happy and active life during her residence here, closely endearing herself to many friends during that time."
The funeral was held Tuesday, Dec. 4, fromt he Presbyterian church of Jamestown, being largely attended by the Woman's club missionary societies and W. C. T. U. of which organizations the deceased was a devoted member.
(Alexandria Post News, 27 Dec. 1917)
Honora buried in Sutton lot
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Mrs. Honora Sutton Allen passed away at her home in Jamestown on December 2, after a brief illness followed by an unsuccessful operation. Mrs. Allen was widely known here, having been born in Alexandria and having resided mjuch of her life here. She was held in the highest esteem by all who knew her. In a report of her death one of the papers of Jamestown gives the following brief obituary:
"The loss of Mrs. Allen will be sincerely felt in Jamestown where, during her comparatively short residence, she has won the esteem of all with whom came in contact, and general sympathy is extended to her bereaved husband and her family on the occasion of their irreparable loss. Mrs. Allen was as member of the Presbyterian church, active in all branches of church work and especially so in the Sunday School department where she taught a class and took an active interest in Sunday School promotion. She was as member of the Wednesday Club and deeply interested in all woman's movements, as represented in woman's club work. She was posted on current events, as national affairs and has been active in charitable work among different classes of people. Mrs. Allen was born at Alexandria, Minn., and during the greater part of her life was engaged as teacher, seven years of which were in Fargo and four years of that time in Fargo College. She was married in May 1913 to H. B. Allen, and has lived a most useful, happy and active life during her residence here, closely endearing herself to many friends during that time."
The funeral was held Tuesday, Dec. 4, fromt he Presbyterian church of Jamestown, being largely attended by the Woman's club missionary societies and W. C. T. U. of which organizations the deceased was a devoted member.
(Alexandria Post News, 27 Dec. 1917)
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