Muscatine Journal, Nov 24, 1910
A.N. Ansel,(Stone has A.M. Ansel) of Chicago, was buried in Iowa City Wednesday. Surviving are his widow and two daughters, but five years and six months of age respectively. His wife was Miss Laura Hormel, of Iowa City. The widow's kinsfolk in West Liberty are numerous, and among the Muscatine County people who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hormel and Messrs. Ed and Perry Hormel, all of West Liberty.
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A.N. Ansel,(Stone has A.M. Ansel) of Chicago, was buried in Iowa City Wednesday. Surviving are his widow and two daughters, but five years and six months of age respectively. His wife was Miss Laura Hormel, of Iowa City. The widow's kinsfolk in West Liberty are numerous, and among the Muscatine County people who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hormel and Messrs. Ed and Perry Hormel, all of West Liberty.
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Muscatine Journal, Nov 24, 1910
A.N. Ansel,(Stone has A.M. Ansel) of Chicago, was buried in Iowa City Wednesday. Surviving are his widow and two daughters, but five years and six months of age respectively. His wife was Miss Laura Hormel, of Iowa City. The widow's kinsfolk in West Liberty are numerous, and among the Muscatine County people who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hormel and Messrs. Ed and Perry Hormel, all of West Liberty.
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A.N. Ansel,(Stone has A.M. Ansel) of Chicago, was buried in Iowa City Wednesday. Surviving are his widow and two daughters, but five years and six months of age respectively. His wife was Miss Laura Hormel, of Iowa City. The widow's kinsfolk in West Liberty are numerous, and among the Muscatine County people who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hormel and Messrs. Ed and Perry Hormel, all of West Liberty.
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