Services for MRS. GEORGE MOHR

Born July 12, 1883 Hayes Township Crawford County Iowa
Entered into Rest August 21, 1948 At Home Manning
Age 65 years, 1 month, 9 days
Services Held at Ohde Funeral Home August 23, 1948
Clergyman Rev. Brown Garlock
Interment Manning Cemetery
Pall Bearers: John Mundt, Frank Stoelk, Henry Popp, Harry Carsten, Henry Schrum, Pete Kuhl

Final Services For Mrs. George Mohr, 65, Are Held at Manning
Funeral services for Mrs. George Mohr, 65, were held from the Ohde Funeral home, August 23, 1948, with the Rev. Brown Garlock of the Methodist Church officiating. Burial was in the Manning Cemetery. Neighbors acted as pallbearers. They were John Mundt, Peter Kuhl, Harry Carstens, Frank Stoelk, Henry Popp, and Henry Schrum.

Mrs. Mohr died of a heart attack at 1 a.m. at her home August 21, 1948. She had not been ill. She and Mr. Mohr had planned to celebrate their 46th wedding anniversary that day.

Mrs. Mohr was born Alfrieda Molter, July 12, 1883, in Hayes Township, Crawford County, Iowa, a daughter of Charles and Emelie Molter.

She was married to George C. Mohr, August 21, 1902, in the farm home where they planned to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Mohr moved to Manning in 1919 and for the past 29 years have lived, in the home in which she passed away.

Survivors include her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Julius Ohrt (Nellie), two granddaughters, Marian and Shirley Ohrt, of Manning; two brothers, Julius Molter, Carroll; Ed Molter, Manning, and one sister, Mrs. Herman Anthony, Manning.

Those from a distance attending the rites were Mr. and Mrs. John Kruse, Paullina, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mohr and daughter, Edna, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bartels of Ute, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of Atlantic and Mrs. Laura Campbell of Audubon.

Mrs. Mohr had been in good health and had visited with her neighbors the evening before her death.

MRS. GEORGE MOHR, 65, DIED IN SLEEP SATURDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. George Mohr, 65, were held from the Ohde Funeral home August 23, with the Rev. Brown Garlock of the Methodist church officiating. Burial was in the Manning cemetery. Neighbors acting as pallbearers were John Mundt, Peter Kuhl, Harry Carsten, Frank Stoelk, Henry Popp, and Henry Schrum.

Mrs. Mohr passed away suddenly of a heart attack at 1 a.m. at her home Saturday. She had not been ill. She and Mr. Mohr had planned to celebrate their 46th wedding anniversary that day and she was looking forward to the event.

She was born Alfrieda Molter, July 12, 1883, in Hayes Township, Crawford County, Iowa, daughter of Charles and Emelie Molter.

She was married to George C. Mohr August 21, 1902, in the home where they planned to make their home on a farm in Iowa Township. Mr. and Mrs. Mohr moved to Manning in 1919 and for the past 29 years have lived in the home in which she passed away.

Survivors include her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Julius Ohrt (Nellie); two granddaughters, Marian and Shirley Ohrt of Manning; two brothers, Julius Molter, Carroll; Ed Molter, Manning, and one sister, Mrs. Herman Anthony, Manning.

Those from a distance attending the rites were Mr. and Mrs. John Kruse, Paullina; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mohr and daughter, Edna, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bartels of Ute; Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of Atlantic and Mrs. Laura Campbell of Audubon.

Note for pallbearers: Harry Carsten
There was a Harry Carstens with the "s"
There was a Harry Karsten with the "K"
So cross referencing needs to be done to figure out for sure which is correct