Obit: Ley, George (1892 - 1927)
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Surnames: LEY
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NEILLSVILLE PRESS (Neillsville, Clark County, Wis.) 09/22/1927 Ley, George (11
JUN 1892 - 8 Sep 1927) George Ley was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ley, June 11, 1892, in the town of
Fremont, Clark County, Wis. and died at Aberdeen, S.D., Sept. 8,
1927. His death was due to cancer and a complication of
diseases. George Ley grew to
manhood here. He was married to Julia Kopf of Marshfield. Besides
his wife he leaves to mourn his loss a son, Melvin, eleven years
old, and a daughter, Clara, seven years old, his mother, two
brothers, Charley and August, and many other relatives. Some five or six
weeks previous to his death he had gone from his home in Marshfield
to work in the harvest fields of Dakota, but was soon taken ill,
from which he never rallied. His wife was called, but he passed
away before she reached his bedside. The remains arrived on Sunday,
and the funeral was held from the Charley Ley home on Monday with
Rev. Mallory officiating. It was a beautiful day and the service
was held on the lawn in front of the house. The singers were Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Hallock, Mrs. Charley Fenske and Mr. Paul Beil. The
pallbearers were Tony Hornick, John Prust, Ed Keys, Arthur
Schuster, John Noble and Harry Cole. The flowers were many and
beautiful. The remains were laid to rest in Yolo Cemetery. Those from away
who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. August Wiedenhoeft and
daughter of Park Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oldenberg of Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kopf
and family of Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schmidtke of Menasha,
two sisters of Mrs. Ley from Chicago, Mrs. Kopf and son John, and
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