The Dayton Review
Thursday, October 31, 1963
page seven
SERVICES HELD FOR DURWARD O. TRUEBLOOD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 at the Lehigh Methodist Church for Durward O. Trueblood with the pastor of the Church, Rev. O. M. McQuary officiating.
Burial was in the West Lawn Cemetery with Bruces Funeral Home of Fort Dodge in charge.
Durward Trueblood, 52, died at the home of his son, Richard Trueblood in Fort Dodge, late Sunday, October 20, following a lingering illness.
Durward Orville Trueblood was born November 2, 1910 in Webster City, the son of Addison Bradshaw Trueblood and Sadie Catherine Shauver.
When a small child he moved with his parents to a farm near Lehigh. He attended the school at Burnside. In 1929 he was married to Miss Eileen Lang at Lehigh. Following their marriage they lived in Lehigh where he was a stock buyer. Later they moved north of Lehigh on a farm and for over 25 years he was a contract trucker for the Lehigh Sewer Pipe and Tile Company. Several years ago they purchased a home and moved back to Lehigh.
Mr. Truebood was a member of the Methodist Church here.
The soloist at the service was Miss Linda Demitroff who sang "In The Garden". Mrs. Florence Thomas was the organist. Mesdames William Bethel and Delbert Herrington were in charge of the many lovely flowers.
Casket bearers were William Bethel, Gibson Smith, Ivyl Cummins, Thurman Linn, Tom Hahn and Vernon Nelson.
Surviving Mr. Trueblood is his wife, Eileen; three sons, Richard of Fort Dodge, Keith of Kamrar and Marvin of Harcourt; and two daughters, Mrs. James Kenney (Wyetta) and Mrs. Gordon Dickerson (Rhea) both of Fort Dodge.
Also his mother, Mrs. Sarah Trueblood of Fort Dodge; three brothers, Paul of Lehigh, Sam and Ralph of Fort Dodge; and two sisters, Mrs. Eldridge Hammitt of Lehigh and Mrs. Edna Larson of Britt. Fifteen grandchildren also survive.
Thursday, October 31, 1963
page seven
SERVICES HELD FOR DURWARD O. TRUEBLOOD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 at the Lehigh Methodist Church for Durward O. Trueblood with the pastor of the Church, Rev. O. M. McQuary officiating.
Burial was in the West Lawn Cemetery with Bruces Funeral Home of Fort Dodge in charge.
Durward Trueblood, 52, died at the home of his son, Richard Trueblood in Fort Dodge, late Sunday, October 20, following a lingering illness.
Durward Orville Trueblood was born November 2, 1910 in Webster City, the son of Addison Bradshaw Trueblood and Sadie Catherine Shauver.
When a small child he moved with his parents to a farm near Lehigh. He attended the school at Burnside. In 1929 he was married to Miss Eileen Lang at Lehigh. Following their marriage they lived in Lehigh where he was a stock buyer. Later they moved north of Lehigh on a farm and for over 25 years he was a contract trucker for the Lehigh Sewer Pipe and Tile Company. Several years ago they purchased a home and moved back to Lehigh.
Mr. Truebood was a member of the Methodist Church here.
The soloist at the service was Miss Linda Demitroff who sang "In The Garden". Mrs. Florence Thomas was the organist. Mesdames William Bethel and Delbert Herrington were in charge of the many lovely flowers.
Casket bearers were William Bethel, Gibson Smith, Ivyl Cummins, Thurman Linn, Tom Hahn and Vernon Nelson.
Surviving Mr. Trueblood is his wife, Eileen; three sons, Richard of Fort Dodge, Keith of Kamrar and Marvin of Harcourt; and two daughters, Mrs. James Kenney (Wyetta) and Mrs. Gordon Dickerson (Rhea) both of Fort Dodge.
Also his mother, Mrs. Sarah Trueblood of Fort Dodge; three brothers, Paul of Lehigh, Sam and Ralph of Fort Dodge; and two sisters, Mrs. Eldridge Hammitt of Lehigh and Mrs. Edna Larson of Britt. Fifteen grandchildren also survive.
The Dayton Review
Thursday, October 31, 1963
page seven
SERVICES HELD FOR DURWARD O. TRUEBLOOD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 at the Lehigh Methodist Church for Durward O. Trueblood with the pastor of the Church, Rev. O. M. McQuary officiating.
Burial was in the West Lawn Cemetery with Bruces Funeral Home of Fort Dodge in charge.
Durward Trueblood, 52, died at the home of his son, Richard Trueblood in Fort Dodge, late Sunday, October 20, following a lingering illness.
Durward Orville Trueblood was born November 2, 1910 in Webster City, the son of Addison Bradshaw Trueblood and Sadie Catherine Shauver.
When a small child he moved with his parents to a farm near Lehigh. He attended the school at Burnside. In 1929 he was married to Miss Eileen Lang at Lehigh. Following their marriage they lived in Lehigh where he was a stock buyer. Later they moved north of Lehigh on a farm and for over 25 years he was a contract trucker for the Lehigh Sewer Pipe and Tile Company. Several years ago they purchased a home and moved back to Lehigh.
Mr. Truebood was a member of the Methodist Church here.
The soloist at the service was Miss Linda Demitroff who sang "In The Garden". Mrs. Florence Thomas was the organist. Mesdames William Bethel and Delbert Herrington were in charge of the many lovely flowers.
Casket bearers were William Bethel, Gibson Smith, Ivyl Cummins, Thurman Linn, Tom Hahn and Vernon Nelson.
Surviving Mr. Trueblood is his wife, Eileen; three sons, Richard of Fort Dodge, Keith of Kamrar and Marvin of Harcourt; and two daughters, Mrs. James Kenney (Wyetta) and Mrs. Gordon Dickerson (Rhea) both of Fort Dodge.
Also his mother, Mrs. Sarah Trueblood of Fort Dodge; three brothers, Paul of Lehigh, Sam and Ralph of Fort Dodge; and two sisters, Mrs. Eldridge Hammitt of Lehigh and Mrs. Edna Larson of Britt. Fifteen grandchildren also survive.
Thursday, October 31, 1963
page seven
SERVICES HELD FOR DURWARD O. TRUEBLOOD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 at the Lehigh Methodist Church for Durward O. Trueblood with the pastor of the Church, Rev. O. M. McQuary officiating.
Burial was in the West Lawn Cemetery with Bruces Funeral Home of Fort Dodge in charge.
Durward Trueblood, 52, died at the home of his son, Richard Trueblood in Fort Dodge, late Sunday, October 20, following a lingering illness.
Durward Orville Trueblood was born November 2, 1910 in Webster City, the son of Addison Bradshaw Trueblood and Sadie Catherine Shauver.
When a small child he moved with his parents to a farm near Lehigh. He attended the school at Burnside. In 1929 he was married to Miss Eileen Lang at Lehigh. Following their marriage they lived in Lehigh where he was a stock buyer. Later they moved north of Lehigh on a farm and for over 25 years he was a contract trucker for the Lehigh Sewer Pipe and Tile Company. Several years ago they purchased a home and moved back to Lehigh.
Mr. Truebood was a member of the Methodist Church here.
The soloist at the service was Miss Linda Demitroff who sang "In The Garden". Mrs. Florence Thomas was the organist. Mesdames William Bethel and Delbert Herrington were in charge of the many lovely flowers.
Casket bearers were William Bethel, Gibson Smith, Ivyl Cummins, Thurman Linn, Tom Hahn and Vernon Nelson.
Surviving Mr. Trueblood is his wife, Eileen; three sons, Richard of Fort Dodge, Keith of Kamrar and Marvin of Harcourt; and two daughters, Mrs. James Kenney (Wyetta) and Mrs. Gordon Dickerson (Rhea) both of Fort Dodge.
Also his mother, Mrs. Sarah Trueblood of Fort Dodge; three brothers, Paul of Lehigh, Sam and Ralph of Fort Dodge; and two sisters, Mrs. Eldridge Hammitt of Lehigh and Mrs. Edna Larson of Britt. Fifteen grandchildren also survive.
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