Undated clipping unidentified newspaper.
MRS SARA LAUN, 80, widow of Alfred Laun, died yesterday at her home in Compton Calif. She was a resident of Floyd for many years and after the death of her husband she made her home with her daughter Mrs Alice Schmuller of Compton.
Funeral Services will be held in Charles City with the Hauser funeral home in charge of the arrangements. The time and place will be announced later.
Local relatives include Mrs. L.E. Reed and Mrs. C. S. Laun both sisters in law."
"Charles City (Iowa) Herald." 4 April 1900:
"MARRIED-At the home of Ed Laun, his son, Alfred and Miss Sarah White, March 29, 1900, Rev. Kaste officiating. Mr Laun is one of Ulster's best young men, while Mrs. White is a popular schoolteacher. We extend our best wishes for the future."
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MRS SARA LAUN, 80, widow of Alfred Laun, died yesterday at her home in Compton Calif. She was a resident of Floyd for many years and after the death of her husband she made her home with her daughter Mrs Alice Schmuller of Compton.
Funeral Services will be held in Charles City with the Hauser funeral home in charge of the arrangements. The time and place will be announced later.
Local relatives include Mrs. L.E. Reed and Mrs. C. S. Laun both sisters in law."
"Charles City (Iowa) Herald." 4 April 1900:
"MARRIED-At the home of Ed Laun, his son, Alfred and Miss Sarah White, March 29, 1900, Rev. Kaste officiating. Mr Laun is one of Ulster's best young men, while Mrs. White is a popular schoolteacher. We extend our best wishes for the future."
Children:
Undated clipping unidentified newspaper.
MRS SARA LAUN, 80, widow of Alfred Laun, died yesterday at her home in Compton Calif. She was a resident of Floyd for many years and after the death of her husband she made her home with her daughter Mrs Alice Schmuller of Compton.
Funeral Services will be held in Charles City with the Hauser funeral home in charge of the arrangements. The time and place will be announced later.
Local relatives include Mrs. L.E. Reed and Mrs. C. S. Laun both sisters in law."
"Charles City (Iowa) Herald." 4 April 1900:
"MARRIED-At the home of Ed Laun, his son, Alfred and Miss Sarah White, March 29, 1900, Rev. Kaste officiating. Mr Laun is one of Ulster's best young men, while Mrs. White is a popular schoolteacher. We extend our best wishes for the future."
Children:
MRS SARA LAUN, 80, widow of Alfred Laun, died yesterday at her home in Compton Calif. She was a resident of Floyd for many years and after the death of her husband she made her home with her daughter Mrs Alice Schmuller of Compton.
Funeral Services will be held in Charles City with the Hauser funeral home in charge of the arrangements. The time and place will be announced later.
Local relatives include Mrs. L.E. Reed and Mrs. C. S. Laun both sisters in law."
"Charles City (Iowa) Herald." 4 April 1900:
"MARRIED-At the home of Ed Laun, his son, Alfred and Miss Sarah White, March 29, 1900, Rev. Kaste officiating. Mr Laun is one of Ulster's best young men, while Mrs. White is a popular schoolteacher. We extend our best wishes for the future."
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