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According to her death certificate, she usually lived at Route 3, Greenwood, Excelsior. She had fallen at the home of her daughter two days before she died. Elenora died from bacteremia and pyelonephritis precipitated by the fracture of her left hip.

ANDERSON, Elenora (I4544)

712

According to her death certificate, she was born 19 Jun 1892 in Worthington, Minnesota, to a Charles Christy and Jennie King. She died at Fairview Hospital and her usual residence was 4740 Harriet Avenue S. She died of septicemia. The informant for her death certificate was Robert E Hanson, probably a son, who lived at 8200 Oxborough Avenue. She had been in the city for 73 years.

CHRISTY, Hazel M (I18070)

713

According to her death certificate. May 1869 according to the 1900 census.

MOUSSEAU, Mary Louisa (I5280)

714

According to her granddaughter, Alice Kloster was the daughter of Norwegian immigrants. Unusual for the time, she attended the University of Illinois and studied science. There she met her husband, Fred Metterhausen. They married in Rantoul, Illinois, on a trip between Chicago and Urbana/Champaign.

KLOSTER, Alice Henrietta (I21348)

715

according to her gravestone

MUELLAR, Emma (I19601)

716

According to her gravestone, which gave her year of birth, erroneously, as 1849.

NUNDAHL, Brithe Olsen (I4438)

717

according to her marriage record

BERG, Esther Alice (I27330)

718

According to her marriage record she was a 38 year-old maiden.

She was living with her daughter and son-in-law in Wisconsin in the 1880 U.S. census.

INDRE-KROGEN, Anna Nielsdatter (I13585)

719

According to her marriage record, her father was Henry Raduchel, her mother’s maiden name was Kissinger.

She died between the 1920 and 1930 censuses.

RADUCHEL, Emma (I19498)

720

According to her marriage record, she was born in, and lived in at the time of her marriage, Bode, Iowa.

Her obit in the 22 Dec 1981 edition of the Humboldt County Republican, as cited in FInd A Grave and with spelling corrected:

Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Carlson, 81, Humboldt, were at 1 p.m. Monday at Our Saviour Lutheran Church with Pastors Paul Otto and Robert Molldum officiating. Burial was in Union Cemetery. Lindhart Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Carlson died Dec. 17 at Trinity Regional Hospital, Fort Dodge, where she had been a patient for the past month.

Casket bearers were Dennis and Bruce Carlson, Ronald Wagner, Steven, David and Dan Kiley. Mrs. Norman Moklesud sang special music accompanied by organist Mrs. Russell Sime. Mrs. Eilert Sampson and Mrs. Donovan Click were in charge of Cowers and Eilert Sampson ushered.

She is survived by sons Edward of Fort Dodge and Dean of Rutland; daughters Mrs. Pat Kiley of Dakota City and Mrs. William (Shirley) Stockwell of Tulsa, Okla.; 11 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; and her sister, Mrs. Anna Thoelke of Kennewick, Wash.

Cora Opheim was born March 15, 1900, to Barney and Clara Kinseth Opheim, at Bode, where she was educated and confirmed at St. Olaf's Lutheran Church.

She married Arthur Carlson March 10, 1924 and they farmed in the Humboldt County and Rutland area, until his death in 1968. She had made her home in Humboldt since 1969. She was a member of the Our Saviour's Lutheran congregation in Humboldt.

OPHEIM, Cora Bernice (I42687)