Chickasaw County IA Archives Obituaries.....Gallinger Trusty Hance, Emmaline January 18, 1933
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New Hampton Tribune Gazette,  January 26, 1933
"Ionia Community is in Mourning Over Death of Mrs. Hance." New Hampton Tribune 
Gazette, New Hampton,IA, Thursday, January 26, 1933.   

Passed Away at the Age of Nearly 75 years.   Suffered with Cancer.   The 
Funeral was Held Friday.

Mrs. L.C. Hance of Ionia, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George 
Taylor, in Jackson Junction, Wednesday Morning, January 18th at 6:45 
O'clock.   the immediate cause of her death was cancer.   She had been 
confined to her bed nearly three months but remained patient and cheerful and 
retained her mental activities to the very hour of her death.   She knew that 
she was to die.   She knew for a long time that the Angel of the last long 
sleep was about to call for her, and take her on that last long journey, which 
all must travel, and from where none ever return.   She was content to go and 
thankful that her lot in life had extended so long.

Mrs. Emmaline Gallinger Trusty Hance was one of God's true and noble women.   
Her life has been one of usefulness yet quiet and unassuming.   She was a true 
wife and one of four fine children, likewise respected by all who have know 
them.   Her passing is mourned yes deeply mourned, because none are ever quite 
ready to part with so dear and good a friend.

Her aged husband, children, sisters and brothers and her seven grandchildren 
we extend sympathy.

The deceased Miss Emmaline Gallinger was born May 25, 1858 at Richland Center, 
Wisconsin.   In 1865 the family came west to Dakota. From 1882 to 1933, more 
that half a century, she was a resident of Ionia.

On July 19, 1876 she was married in New Hampton to Mr. Charles E. Trusty.   To 
them five children were born, the first a daughter died in infancy.   Those 
living are Mrs. George Taylor, of Jackson Junction, Oscar Trusty of Ionia, 
Walter Trusty, of Springfield, Missouri and Leown Trusty of Owatonna, 
Minnesota.

Her sister, Mrs. Wm. Smith lives in Washington, her brother, Ben Gallinger 
lived in Buffalo, Wyoming and her sister, Mrs. Eli Huffman in Minnewaukan, 
North Dakota.

Mr. Trusty died on November 23, 1897 and on November 27, 1900, she was married 
to Mr. L.C. hance of Ionia, who survives.

Mrs. Hance was a member of the Congregational Church, the Ladies Aid and the 
Royal Neighbors of America.

Her funeral was held from the Congregational church in Ionia, Friday afternoon 
at 2 o'clock and was conducted by Reverend Halbert.   Singing was by Ralph 
Watts, Mrs. Nels Huffman, Mrs. Winton Waite and Reverend Halbert who 
sang "Safe in the Arms of Jesus."   "In the   Garden" and "Sometime We'll 
Understand."

Burial was in the Rowley Hill cemetery beside the remains of Mr. Trusty and 
their daughter.   Her pall bearers were H.C. Ransom, C.R. Moody, R.P. Parrish, 
M.N. Crooks, F.H. Davis and Olva Cagley.

Those   from a distance here for her funeral were Mr. and Mrs. B.L. Trusty, 
Owatonna and Mr. and Mrs. S. McManigal and Robert Henniger of Waterloo.

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