From the Carroll Herald of last Saturday we take the following notice of the death and burial of a former Crawford County citizen, Mrs. Edward J. Paesler. The Paeslers, parents of Edward Paesler, at one time lived on the John Wunder farm west of the Westside five-mile house.

Funeral services for Mrs. Kathryn Paesler, 48, who passed away at the Wyatt Hospital in Manning at 5 o'clock Thursday morning, will be held in the Ohde Funeral Home, Manning, at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The Rev. E.J. Hough, of the Presbyterian Church of Shenandoah, will be in charge.

Mrs. Paesler's death was caused by internal hemorrhages. She had suffered with asthma and throat and lung trouble for many years. She had sought relief from her afflictions in every way and had recently spent several weeks in Iowa City. Mrs. Paesler had entered the hospital in Manning the afternoon before her death.

Kathryn Wunder, daughter of John and Minnie Wunder, was born on a farm in Crawford County, Iowa, September 3, 1889. She received her education in the rural schools of Crawford County and the Manning Public School.

In 1911, she was married to Henry Jahn of Manilla. To them were born two children, John and Helen. In 1915, Mr. Jahn passed away, and after his death she made her home with her parents, until June 1924, when she married Edward John Paesler, son of Mrs. Margaret Paesler.

Surviving Mrs. Paesler are her husband, E.J. Paesler, her mother, Mrs. John Wunder of Manning, a son, John Jahn of Des Moines, a daughter, Helen Jahn of Denver, Colorado, and a brother, Harry Wunder of Manning.

For many years, Mrs. Paesler was an officer of the Manning unit of the American Legion Auxiliary. The organization will attend the funeral in a body.