Published in the Kewanna Herald, Friday, May 10, 1920
After a long and serious illness, Mrs. E. E. Rans died at her home on West Main street Saturday. Lulu Bruce, daughter of Harve and Edith Bruce, was born at the old homestead two miles north of Kewanna on July 26. 1S84, and died at her home in Kewanna. May 4, 1918. On March 13, 1904, she was united in marriage to Ezra E, Bans. To this union was born two children, Earl age 12 and Donna age 9, She united with the Marshtown Baptist church in 1901 and moved her membership to the Kewanna Baptist church about six years ago. One sister, Mrs. Minnie Eytcheson, and two brother, Loyde and Ervie, besides a devoted husband, mother and two children and a host of relatives and friends survive her. Five sisters, Nettie Bruce, Mrs. Lennie Smith, Nora Bruce, Mrs, Mae Lease, Esther Bruce and one brother, Clifton proceeded her to the Great Beyond. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge No. 140. She was a devoted lover of her home, children and husband and was everybody's friend. She held firmly on to life to the last because her departure meant the leaving of responsibilities to others. With the names of her loved ones, who had preceded her, upon her lips, she left to go on to a higher service with responsibilities that do not bring sorrow, heartache, pain and death. We shall remember her smiles, her patience in suffering and her cheerful disposition. Funeral services were conducted from the Baptist church Monday afternoon by Rev. I. H. Ferris, with burial in 1 the Odd Fellows cemetery.
After a long and serious illness, Mrs. E. E. Rans died at her home on West Main street Saturday. Lulu Bruce, daughter of Harve and Edith Bruce, was born at the old homestead two miles north of Kewanna on July 26. 1S84, and died at her home in Kewanna. May 4, 1918. On March 13, 1904, she was united in marriage to Ezra E, Bans. To this union was born two children, Earl age 12 and Donna age 9, She united with the Marshtown Baptist church in 1901 and moved her membership to the Kewanna Baptist church about six years ago. One sister, Mrs. Minnie Eytcheson, and two brother, Loyde and Ervie, besides a devoted husband, mother and two children and a host of relatives and friends survive her. Five sisters, Nettie Bruce, Mrs. Lennie Smith, Nora Bruce, Mrs, Mae Lease, Esther Bruce and one brother, Clifton proceeded her to the Great Beyond. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge No. 140. She was a devoted lover of her home, children and husband and was everybody's friend. She held firmly on to life to the last because her departure meant the leaving of responsibilities to others. With the names of her loved ones, who had preceded her, upon her lips, she left to go on to a higher service with responsibilities that do not bring sorrow, heartache, pain and death. We shall remember her smiles, her patience in suffering and her cheerful disposition. Funeral services were conducted from the Baptist church Monday afternoon by Rev. I. H. Ferris, with burial in 1 the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Published in the Kewanna Herald, Friday, May 10, 1920
After a long and serious illness, Mrs. E. E. Rans died at her home on West Main street Saturday. Lulu Bruce, daughter of Harve and Edith Bruce, was born at the old homestead two miles north of Kewanna on July 26. 1S84, and died at her home in Kewanna. May 4, 1918. On March 13, 1904, she was united in marriage to Ezra E, Bans. To this union was born two children, Earl age 12 and Donna age 9, She united with the Marshtown Baptist church in 1901 and moved her membership to the Kewanna Baptist church about six years ago. One sister, Mrs. Minnie Eytcheson, and two brother, Loyde and Ervie, besides a devoted husband, mother and two children and a host of relatives and friends survive her. Five sisters, Nettie Bruce, Mrs. Lennie Smith, Nora Bruce, Mrs, Mae Lease, Esther Bruce and one brother, Clifton proceeded her to the Great Beyond. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge No. 140. She was a devoted lover of her home, children and husband and was everybody's friend. She held firmly on to life to the last because her departure meant the leaving of responsibilities to others. With the names of her loved ones, who had preceded her, upon her lips, she left to go on to a higher service with responsibilities that do not bring sorrow, heartache, pain and death. We shall remember her smiles, her patience in suffering and her cheerful disposition. Funeral services were conducted from the Baptist church Monday afternoon by Rev. I. H. Ferris, with burial in 1 the Odd Fellows cemetery.
After a long and serious illness, Mrs. E. E. Rans died at her home on West Main street Saturday. Lulu Bruce, daughter of Harve and Edith Bruce, was born at the old homestead two miles north of Kewanna on July 26. 1S84, and died at her home in Kewanna. May 4, 1918. On March 13, 1904, she was united in marriage to Ezra E, Bans. To this union was born two children, Earl age 12 and Donna age 9, She united with the Marshtown Baptist church in 1901 and moved her membership to the Kewanna Baptist church about six years ago. One sister, Mrs. Minnie Eytcheson, and two brother, Loyde and Ervie, besides a devoted husband, mother and two children and a host of relatives and friends survive her. Five sisters, Nettie Bruce, Mrs. Lennie Smith, Nora Bruce, Mrs, Mae Lease, Esther Bruce and one brother, Clifton proceeded her to the Great Beyond. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge No. 140. She was a devoted lover of her home, children and husband and was everybody's friend. She held firmly on to life to the last because her departure meant the leaving of responsibilities to others. With the names of her loved ones, who had preceded her, upon her lips, she left to go on to a higher service with responsibilities that do not bring sorrow, heartache, pain and death. We shall remember her smiles, her patience in suffering and her cheerful disposition. Funeral services were conducted from the Baptist church Monday afternoon by Rev. I. H. Ferris, with burial in 1 the Odd Fellows cemetery.
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