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Margaret Ann Snyder & Henry Uehling Family Group Sheet
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Husband: HENRY UEHLING
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Birth: Nov 12, 1861 WASHINGTON/DODGE CO., NE
Death: Apr 13, 1931 UEHLING, DODGE CO., NE
Burial: UEHLING CEMETERY, UEHLING, DODGE CO., NE
Marriage: Jan 12, 1886 BETHANY, MO
Father: THEODORE CARL UEHLING (1836-1912)
Mother: KATHARINA SCHWAB (1838-1927)
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Wife: MARGARET ANN SNYDER
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Birth: Oct 31, 1866 JEFFERSON CITY, MO
Death: Dec 31, 1947 OAKLAND, BURT CO., NE
Burial: UEHLING CEMETERY, UEHLING, DODGE CO., NE
Father: JOHN SNYDER ( - )
Mother: BARBARA KRUEGER ( - )
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Children
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1 M ARTHUR LEWIS UEHLING
Birth: Jul 3, 1887 SWABURG, DODGE CO., NE
Death: Sep 14, 1926 GRAND ISLAND, NE
Burial: SWABURG CEMETERY, HOOPER, DODGE CO., NE
Spouse: MINNIE MESSMER (1891-1971)
Marriage: Mar 4, 1919 BROOKLYN, NY
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2 M IRA THEODORE UEHLING
Birth: Jan 29, 1889 UEHLING, DODGE CO., NE
Death: Nov 10, 1965 FREMONT, DODGE CO., NE
Burial: SWABURG CEMETERY, HOOPER, DODGE CO., NE
Spouse: NETTIE MABLE ANDERSON (1897-1975)
Marriage: Nov 25, 1925 BLAIR, WASHINGTON CO., NE
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3 F MARIE KATHERINE BARBARA UEHLING
Birth: Nov 26, 1899 BURT COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Death: Sep 13, 1984 OAKLAND, BURT CO., NE
Burial: OAKLAND CEMETERY, OAKLAND, BURT CO., NE
Spouse: ELMER JOHN VON ESSEN (1897-1983)
Marriage: Sep 5, 1923 UEHLING, DODGE CO., NE
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4 M ERNEST HENRY UEHLING
Birth: Sep 25, 1903 OAKLAND, BURT CO., NE
Death: May 23, 1960 HEART ATTACK; UEHLING, DODGE CO., NE
Burial: SWABURG CEMETERY, HOOPER, DODGE CO., NE
Spouse: IRMA HELENA WITTE (1910-1999)
Marriage: Sep 6, 1933 LITTLE BROWN CHURCH, NASHUA, IA
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Obituary - Charles T. Anderson
The Fremont Tribune On-Line
August 16, 2002
Charles Anderson
The funeral for Charles T. Anderson, 85, of Fremont will be 10:30
a.m. Saturday at Elim Lutheran Church in Swaburg.
He died Monday, Aug. 12, 2002, at Fremont Area Medical Center.
He was born Feb. 4, 1917, in Lyons. He grew up in the Craig area and
was a graduate of Craig High School. He served in the U.S. Army Air
Force during World War II from May 8, 1942, to May 21, 1943. He then
lived in Chicago for three years and worked for Armour Foods Co. He
moved to Uehling where he farmed and raised livestock. He retired in
1984 and later moved to Fremont. He played baseball for the farm
teams of Detroit and St. Louis from 1937-40.
He married Zola Uehling March 20, 1948, in Chicago.
He was a member of Elim Lutheran Church in Swaburg. He served on the
Swaburg District 17 School Board for many years.
Survivors include: his wife; a daughter, Adele Anderson (and
husband, Jon Meccarello) of Canandaigua, N.Y.; a brother, Roy I.
(and wife, Esther) Anderson of Blair; and a grandchild.
He was preceded in death by two sisters and a brother.
The Rev. Susan Butler will officiate Saturday's service. Visitation
will be 4-8 tonight at Moser Memorial Chapel in Fremont with the
family receiving friends from 6-8 p.m. Visitation continues one hour
prior to service time Saturday at the church. Burial will be in Elim
Lutheran Cemetery in Swaburg.
A memorial has been established to the church.
ANDERSON, CHARLES
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Obituary - Zola Anderson
The Fremont Tribune (On line)
Sept. 3, 2002
Zola Anderson
The funeral for Zola K. Anderson, 81, of Fremont will be 1:30 p.m.
Saturday at Elim Lutheran Church in Swaburg.
She died Monday, Sept. 1, 2003, at her residence.
Zola Uehling was born Dec. 5, 1921, in Uehling. She grew up on a
farm near Uehling and later lived in Uehling and was a graduate of
Uehling High School. She taught high school in Tilden and then
enlisted in the Waves and served during World War II from March 3,
1943, to Nov. 9, 1945. She graduated from the University of Chicago
with a masters degree. She married Charles T. Anderson on March 20,
1948, in Chicago. After her marriage, she returned to the Uehling
area, where the couple farmed. She was an assessment psychologist at
the University of Nebraska College of Medicine. She moved to Fremont
in 1992. Her spouse preceded her in death Aug. 12, 2002.
She was a member of Elim Lutheran Church in Swaburg and a member of
Flat Water Waves, a Waves alumnus association. She was a volunteer
with CASA in Fremont.
Survivors include: a daughter, Adele Anderson (Mrs. Jon Meccarello)
of Canandaigua, N.Y.; a sister, Irma (Mrs. Carl) Moberg of Fremont;
and a grandson.
The Rev. Robert Larson will officiate Saturday's service. Visitation
will be from 2-8 p.m. Friday at Moser Memorial Chapel in Fremont
with the family receiving friends from 6:30-8 p.m. Visitation will
continue one hour prior to service time at the church. Burial will
be in Elim Lutheran Cemetery in Swaburg.
Memorials have been established to Elim Lutheran Church and the
Uehling Park Project.
ANDERSON, ZOLA
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Obituary - Carl Moberg
Carl Theodore Moberg, 96, of Fremont, formerly of rural Ames, died
Thursday, March 29, 2007, at Nye Pointe Health and Rehabilitation
Center in Fremont.
He was born Sept. 2, 1910, in rural Craig to John and Julia
(Christenson) Moberg. He was baptized and confirmed at Elim Lutheran
Church of Swaburg, rural Hooper. He attended school at Alder Grove.
His father died in 1925. He continued farming with his brother,
Herbert, and lived with his mother, Julia. Soon after Pearl Harbor
was attacked, he enlisted in the United States Navy and was
stationed in San Diego, Norman, Okla. and in Hawaii. He married Irma
Uehling on Nov. 1, 1944, in San Francisco. They lived in Alameda,
Calif., until the war ended in 1945, then returned home to farm near
Uehling. In 1949, they moved to rural Ames where Carl farmed and
raised livestock. After retiring in 1975, they moved into Fremont.
Carl's farming background was evident throughout his life. He loved
to garden, raising tomatoes and potatoes. He enjoyed golf. He took
lessons and played regularly in the senior league. He also loved the
game of baseball. He played many games as a young person and was an
avid fan of professional teams in later years. He and Irma took many
trips between 1975 and 1995 within the U.S. and also to Hawaii where
he revisited Pearl Harbor.
Survivors include: his wife, Irma; two daughters, Karen (Mrs. David)
Legband and Kay (Mrs. John) Browder, all of Fremont; and a
granddaughter, Juliane (Mrs. Mike) Bautista of Omaha.
He was preceded in death by a brother and two sisters.
The memorial service will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Elim Lutheran
Church in rural Hooper with Vicar Judy Johnson officiating. There is
no public visitation, however, friends may sign the register book
Monday and Tuesday until 5 p.m. at Ludvigsen Mortuary in Fremont. A
private family burial will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at Elim Lutheran
Cemetery at Swaburg in rural Hooper.
A memorial has been established to Elim Lutheran Church.
MOBERG, CARL
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Obituary - Irma Moberg
The Fremont Tribune
Wednesday, May 27, 2009 - 11:15:44 am CDT
Irma M. Moberg, 89, of Fremont died Sunday, May 24, 2009, at Fremont
Area Medical Center.
Irma was born Nov. 17, 1919, in rural Uehling to Arthur L. and
Minnie (Mesmer) Uehling. She was baptized and confirmed at Elim
Lutheran Church. She attended school at Swaburg, then Uehling High
School and the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, with additional
hours at Iowa State in Ames, Iowa, and Midland College in Fremont.
She was a teacher in rural schools at Winslow, Burwell and Blair.
Irma was a substitute teacher in Dodge County from 1967 to 1975. She
was a 4-H Club leader for 10 years, and taught Sunday school at
Bluffs Trinity Lutheran Church, northwest of Fremont.
Irma married Carl Moberg on Nov. 1, 1944, at Ebenezer Lutheran
Church in San Francisco. Carl was serving in the United States Navy.
They lived in Alameda, Calif., until the end of World War II, then
returned to Nebraska to live three years in rural Uehling and 27
years in rural Ames. In 1975, after Carl retired from farming, they
moved into Fremont. Then Irma joined the Fremont Area Medical Center
Auxiliary. She enjoyed arts and crafts, and loved to sew. She and
Carl took many nice trips within the United States during their
retirement years.
Survivors include: two daughters, Karen (and husband, David) Legband
of Fremont and Kay (and husband, John) Browder of Fremont; a
granddaughter, Juliane (and husband, Mike) Bautista of Omaha; a
great-grandson, Davis Bautista.
Irma was preceded in death by her husband Carl on March 29, 2007,
and by a sister.
A memorial service will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Elim Lutheran Church
in Swaburg, rural Hooper, with Vicar Judy Johnson officiating. There
is no visitation, however, friends may sign the register book until
5 p.m. today at Ludvigsen Mortuary in Fremont. A private family
burial will be 1 p.m. Thursday in Elim Lutheran Cemetery.
Memorials are suggested to Elim Lutheran Church.
Moberg, Irma
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Obituary - Arthur L. Uehling
The Hooper Sentinel
September 23, 1926
Arthur L. Uehling
Never was the truth of the phrase, "In the midst of life there is
death" brought home more forcibly to the Swaburg community than
when the message of the sudden death of Arthur L. Uehling at Grand
Island was received on Tuesday morning, Sept. 14. Although Mr.
Uehling had been in poor health for some time, it was not thought
that his condition was serious. Two weeks before his death, he,
together with Mrs. Uehling, left on a motor trip to Colorado,
feeling that a change of climate and rest from his farm work would
be of benefit to him. He enjoyed his trip and it was while on their
homeward journey, when they had arrived at Grand Island, that he
was taken suddenly ill, and expired before the arrival of the
physician who was summoned to attend him.
Upon receipt of the tidings of his death, several relatives drove
to Grand Island to assist in bringing the remains home, and Mrs.
Uehling was met at Fremont late Tuesday night by relatives and by
her pastor, the Rev. J. S. Benson. The remains were held at Fremont
until Wednesday morning, when they were brought to the home in the
Bader hearse.
Arthur Lewis Uehling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uehling, was born
on the father's farm north of Swaburg on July 3, 1887, and passed
away on September 14, 1926, aged 39 years, 2 months and 11 days.
He attended the rural schools of this community and later the
Hooper high school from which he graduated. He was a World War
veteran, and left Fremont Oct. 2, 1917, with the second contingent
of the selective draft, being stationed for sometime at Camp
Funston, a member of the ammunition train. Due to an attack of
rheumatism he was not sent overseas with his company, but was
transferred to Brooklyn, where he was stationed as a guard at the
New York harbor. He received his honorable discharge on March 12,
1919. Since that time he has been a resident of Swaburg where he
was a prosperous farmer.
Mr. Uehling was united in marriage on March 4, 1919, to Miss Minnie
Mesmer of Brooklyn, N. Y. who together with two little daughters,
Irma an Zola, survive him. He is also survived by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Uehling, two brothers, Ira and Ernest, and one
sister, Marie (Mrs. Elmer Von Essen) and also an aged grandmother,
Mrs. Theodore Uehling of Uehling.
Mr. Uehling was a member and a past commander of the L. Noble Lund
post of the American Legion at Uehling, and he was one of its most
ardent and faithful workers. He was a friendly, kindly man and
will be greatly missed in the circle of his many acquaintances.
Last year he and his family became members of the Elim Lutheran
church at Swaburg, where he was an esteemed co-worker.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon from the late home and
the Elim Church, his pastor, Rev. J. Benson, having charge and
assisted by Rev. H. O. Rhode of St. Pauls Lutheran church of west
of Uehling. Music was furnished by the Swaburg male quartet.
American Legion posts of Uehling and Craig and the Woman's
Auxiliary of Uehling attended in a body. The flag sheltered casket
was borne by the comrades Will and Carl Egbers, Edward Daubert,
Walfred Linberg, Olav Pedersen and Ed. Mallette, escorted by the
pastors, the color bearers and the firing squad and Legion posts,
to the family lot in the church cemetery, where the final rites
were performed and taps sounded for the late comrade who now rests
in the quiet of God's Acre. Peace be unto his memory!
UEHLING, ARTHUR LEWIS
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Obituary - Ernest H. Uehling
The Hooper Sentinel
May 26, 1960
Ernest Uehling, 56, Succumbs To Heart Attack
Ernest H. Uehling, Oakland farmer, succumbed to a heart attack at
his farm home Monday. Born Sept. 25, 1903 at Oakland, he had been
a resident of the community his entire life, and was prominent in
farming and business activities.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at
the St. Paul's Lutheran church in Uehling, of which he was a
member. The Rev. Lester Lamm will officiate, and interment will be
in Elim Lutheran Cemetery at Swaburg, with Wollmer & Warne Funeral
Home in charge.
On Sept. 6, 1938, he married Irma Witte at Nashua, Iowa and she
survives with one son, Homer at home, and a daughter Mrs, (Mrs.
Kenneth Frank) of Lincoln. Also surviving are a brother, Ira of
Uehling, and a sister, Mrs. Elmer Von Essen of Oakland. His
parents and one brother preceded him in death.
Mr. Uehling was a past Master of the A. F. & A. M of Oakland; a
member of the Uehling Lions Club; former director of Consumers Co-
op Assn. of Kansas City, Mo.; present director of the Producers
Live Stock Assn. of Omaha; president of the Co-op at Uehling and a
member of the Dodge County Soil Conservation District.
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Obituary - Ernest H. Uehling
The Hooper Sentinel
June 2, 1960
Last Rites Are Held For Ernest Uehling
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the St. Paul
Lutheran Church at Uehling for Ernest H. Uehling, 56, who died at
his home last Tuesday. The Rev. Lester Lamm officiated. Music was
by Irvin Stover, Charles Landholm and Ronnie Eastberg accompanied
at the organ by Mrs. Clara Rinderhagen.
Pallbearers were Orville Uehling, Wayne Uehling, Robert Golder,
Kermit Meyer, William Moseman Sr., and Harold Bergquist. Interment
was in Elim Lutheran Cemetery at Swaburg.
UEHLING, ERNEST
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Name on Tombstone = Henry Uehling
Dates on Tombstone = 11-12-1861 - 4-13-1931
Obituary
The Hooper Sentinel
April 16, 1931
Life Long Citizen Answers Last Call
Henry Uehling, aged 69, of Uehling, and a well known and highly
respected resident of this community, passed away Monday evening,
April 13, at his farm home near Uehling following a lengthy
illness, Mr. Uehling was a life-long resident of this locality, and
as a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Uehling, was born on
November 12, 1861, on the Uehling homestead, now the Schutt farm, 5
miles northeast of Hooper. He was a prominent farmer and
stockraiser of the county and enjoyed a very extensive
acquaintanceship.
He was married in 1886 to Miss Marguerite Snyder, who survives him
as do also three children, Ira, Mrs. Elmer Von Essen, and Ernest.
Another son, Arthur, died about 3 years ago. He is also survived
by the following brothers and sisters, Martin A. of Hooper; Otto,
Ernest, Edward, Ludwig, Fred, Frank, Mrs. J. S. Golder and Mrs.
Joel F. Preston of the Uehling vicinity.
Funeral services well be held this afternoon at one o'clock from
the late home and then from the church at Uehling. Interment will
be made in the Uehling cemetery with the services at the grave
being in charge of the Masonic Lodge of Oakland.
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History of Dodge and Washington Counties, Nebraska and Their People
1921
Volume II,
Page 706
Henry Uehling
Henry Uehling. As one of the native-born sons of Dodge County,
Henry Uehling has lived to see many wonderful changes in the
development of his home community, both in numbers and class of
residents and in importance as an agricultural center. He was born
November 12, 1862, in Dodge County and is a son of Theodore
Uehling, a pioneer who drove through to this region with a team of
oxen.
During the period of his boyhood, Henry Uehling was better
acquainted with the Indians than with white people. The redskins
were peaceable and friendly and frequently stopped at the Uehling
home, where hospitality was extended them by Mrs. Uehling, and this
familiarity did not tend to increase the youth's awe of the
original settlers. Every year tribes of Indians would go west and
north in the fall, on hunting expeditions, and in the spring would
return to their camps, so that there was almost a constant
procession of the tribes coming and going. There were very few
settlers, the Uehling home eight miles north of Clark's Creek being
the first house reached from that point. With no fences, when the
early settlers desire to go anywhere they merely took the shortest
route. Omaha was the closest city of any size, and it required
three days to make the journey to that place, but of necessity all
the grain was hauled there, as the nearest mills where at De Soto
and Fort Calhoun. After the railroad was built to Fremont, that
place became the destination and distribution point of the early
farmers.
The education of Mr. Uehling was acquired in the public schools of
Dodge County, and as a youth and young man was associated in
farming with his father. When he reached the age of twenty-five
years he embarked upon operations of his own, first on his father's
eighty-acre farm and later on eighty acres of his own. From this
modest beginning he has extended his activities to cover farming
and stock raising on 600 acres of land, all located in Logan
Township. He is engaged in general farming and devotes a good
portion of his time to raising of thoroughbred live stock,
including Jersey hogs and Percheron horses. His labors have been
attended by satisfactory results and he is regarded as one of the
most substantial and prosperous farmers of his county. While
energetic and progressive, he is nevertheless careful and
systematic in his methods of operation, and his farm is one of he
most productive and profitable in this section. He and Mrs.
Uehling are members of the Lutheran Church, and as fraternalist is
affiliated with the Masons. While he devotes his attention
unreservedly to his farm, he is not indifferent to the duties of
citizenship, and a number of years ago served his township in the
capacity of treasurer.
Mr. Uehling was married in 1886 to Miss Marquerite Snyder, daughter
of John and Barbara (Krueger) Snyder, settlers of 1874 in Burt
County, Nebraska, who are now living in retirement at Scott's
Bluff. There were seven children in the Snyder family; one who died
in infancy, Peter, Adam, Marguerite, Andrew, Conrad and Marie
deceased. Four children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Uehling:
Arthur, who is engaged in farming in Dodge County; and Ira, Marie
and Ernest, at home.
UEHLING, HENRY
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Obituary - Ira Theodore Uehling
The Hooper Sentinel
November 18, 1965
Last Rites Were Held Saturday For Ira Uehling
Funeral services were held Saturday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church
in Uehling for Ira Uehling, 76, who died Wednesday at a Fremont
Hospital after a short illness. Rev. Lester Lamm officiated, and
music was by Adolph Stover and Irvin Stover, accompanied by Mrs.
Charles Brokaw.
Charles Anderson, James Frahm, Kenneth Frank, Carl Moberg, Homer
Uehling and Eldon Wesley were pallbearers. Interment was in the
Elim Lutheran Cemetery, with Wollmer & Warne in charge.
Ira Theodore Uehling, son of Margaret and Henry Uehling, was born
Jan. 29, 1899, near Uehling. He was a life resident of the
community.
He grew to manhood in the Uehling community, attending and
graduating from District 67. He attended Oakland High School.
On Nov. 25, 1925, he was joined in holy wedlock with Nettie M.
Anderson of Tekamah, at Blair. They lived on a farm 2 1/2 miles
southeast of Uehling until 1947, when they moved into town, where
they resided until the time of his death.
Mr. Uehling served on the St. Paul's Church Council, on the Dist.
67 School Board, and on the Uehling Auditorium Board. He was a
member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, and Masonic Lodge A.F.& A.M.
of Oakland.
He is survived by his wife, a daughter; Mrs. Lloyd Moseman (Betty)
of Oakland; three grandchildren, Dea Lee, Gregory and Kelvin; a
sister, Mrs. Elmer Von Essen (Marie); and a wide circle of
relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Arthur
and Ernest.
UEHLING, IRA THEODORE
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Obituary - Irma Uehling
The Fremont Tribune
Uehling - Irma H. Uehling, 89, of Uehling died Sunday, Dec. 19,
1999, at Hooper Care Center.
Irma Witte was born May 15, 1910, in Cuming County. She was a 1927
graduate of West Point High School. She attended Wayne State
College for a year. She married Ernest Uehling Sept. 6, 1933, at
Little Brown Church in the Vale in Nashua, Iowa. He died May 23,
1960. She was a secretary for Uehling School from 1965-77.
She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Uehling, and
Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. She was a
past member of Golden Hour Club.
Survivors include: a daughter, Mary (Mrs. Dr. Ken) Frank of
Lincoln; a son, Homer (and wife, Lowene) Uehling of Oakland; two
grandsons, four granddaughters and seven great-grandchildren. She
was preceded in death by three sisters.
The funeral will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St. Paul's Lutheran
Church with the Rev. Diane Picton officiating. Visitation will be
2-9 p.m. Wednesday at Warne-Johnson Funeral Home in Uehling. Burial
will be in Swaburg Cemetery in rural Hooper. Memorials have been
established to St. Paul's Lutheran Church or Hooper Care Center.
UEHLING, IRMA HELENA WITT
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Name on Tombstone = Margaret A. Uehling
Dates on Tombstone = 10-31-1866 - 12-31-1947
Married Name = Mrs. Henry Uehling
Maiden Name = Margaret Ann Snyder
Obituary
The Hooper Sentinel
January 8, 1948
Funeral Services Sat. for Mrs. Uehling
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Uehling, 81 year old Dodge
countian, were held Saturday, Jan. 3, at the St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, Uehling, with Rev. Hugo Welchert in charge. Mrs. Uehling
died Dec. 31 at at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Von Essen
of Oakland. She had been in ill health for a number of years.
Music for the services was furnished by Mrs. Robert Wiegman,
soloist; Lutheran Sisterhood, song; Mrs. John Rinderhagen,
organist. Pallbearers were William Heitshusen, Carl Peters, Harry
Stromquist, Roy Daubert, William Egbers and Kermit Meyer.
Brief rites were also conducted in the Wollmer and Warne funeral
home in Hooper at 2 p.m. Burial was made in the Uehling cemetery.
Surviving besides a daughter, are two sons, Ira T. and Ernest H.
Uehling, both of Uehling; and eight grandchildren
UEHLING, MARGARET ANN
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