Mrs Amelia Hennis, wife of H C Hennis, for many years a resident of State Center and it's vicinity, died at 8:40 o'clock Friday forenoon of a complication of heart and liver diseases from which she has suffered three months.
Mrs Hennis was Miss Amelia Thomas and was born October 30, 1854 in Brunswick, Germany. She came to the United States with her parents when a girl and was married in Marshalltown, August 15, 1871. Mr and Mrs Hennis moved to State Centr in 1903 and for a number of years before that time had lived on a farm east of the town.
Five children, a sister, Mrs John Ficken, of State Center, and the husband survive. The children are Henry and WIlliam Hennis, of Madelia, Minnesota; and Mrs U Weuve, August and W A Hennis, of State Center.
The funeral was held at the home at 1:30 and at St Paul's Lutheran church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, Rev J G Oltman had charge and burial was in Hillside cemetery.
Those in attendance from a distance were Mr and Mrs Henry Hennis and Mr William Hennis of Madelia, Minnesota; Mrs W A Bachman of Havelock and Mrs Mary Wooden and daughter Louise, and Mr and Mrs Walter Ficken, of Marshalltown.
March 20, 1924 State Center Enterprise.
Mrs Hennis was Miss Amelia Thomas and was born October 30, 1854 in Brunswick, Germany. She came to the United States with her parents when a girl and was married in Marshalltown, August 15, 1871. Mr and Mrs Hennis moved to State Centr in 1903 and for a number of years before that time had lived on a farm east of the town.
Five children, a sister, Mrs John Ficken, of State Center, and the husband survive. The children are Henry and WIlliam Hennis, of Madelia, Minnesota; and Mrs U Weuve, August and W A Hennis, of State Center.
The funeral was held at the home at 1:30 and at St Paul's Lutheran church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, Rev J G Oltman had charge and burial was in Hillside cemetery.
Those in attendance from a distance were Mr and Mrs Henry Hennis and Mr William Hennis of Madelia, Minnesota; Mrs W A Bachman of Havelock and Mrs Mary Wooden and daughter Louise, and Mr and Mrs Walter Ficken, of Marshalltown.
March 20, 1924 State Center Enterprise.
Mrs Amelia Hennis, wife of H C Hennis, for many years a resident of State Center and it's vicinity, died at 8:40 o'clock Friday forenoon of a complication of heart and liver diseases from which she has suffered three months.
Mrs Hennis was Miss Amelia Thomas and was born October 30, 1854 in Brunswick, Germany. She came to the United States with her parents when a girl and was married in Marshalltown, August 15, 1871. Mr and Mrs Hennis moved to State Centr in 1903 and for a number of years before that time had lived on a farm east of the town.
Five children, a sister, Mrs John Ficken, of State Center, and the husband survive. The children are Henry and WIlliam Hennis, of Madelia, Minnesota; and Mrs U Weuve, August and W A Hennis, of State Center.
The funeral was held at the home at 1:30 and at St Paul's Lutheran church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, Rev J G Oltman had charge and burial was in Hillside cemetery.
Those in attendance from a distance were Mr and Mrs Henry Hennis and Mr William Hennis of Madelia, Minnesota; Mrs W A Bachman of Havelock and Mrs Mary Wooden and daughter Louise, and Mr and Mrs Walter Ficken, of Marshalltown.
March 20, 1924 State Center Enterprise.
Mrs Hennis was Miss Amelia Thomas and was born October 30, 1854 in Brunswick, Germany. She came to the United States with her parents when a girl and was married in Marshalltown, August 15, 1871. Mr and Mrs Hennis moved to State Centr in 1903 and for a number of years before that time had lived on a farm east of the town.
Five children, a sister, Mrs John Ficken, of State Center, and the husband survive. The children are Henry and WIlliam Hennis, of Madelia, Minnesota; and Mrs U Weuve, August and W A Hennis, of State Center.
The funeral was held at the home at 1:30 and at St Paul's Lutheran church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, Rev J G Oltman had charge and burial was in Hillside cemetery.
Those in attendance from a distance were Mr and Mrs Henry Hennis and Mr William Hennis of Madelia, Minnesota; Mrs W A Bachman of Havelock and Mrs Mary Wooden and daughter Louise, and Mr and Mrs Walter Ficken, of Marshalltown.
March 20, 1924 State Center Enterprise.
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