OBITUARY: Frank William Kellogg, 1888-c1965, Mitchell County, Iowa

[Source: Mitchell County Press-News or Mason City Globe Gazette]

               
	FUNERAL WEDNESDAY FOR F. W. KELLOGG

Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for a McIntire resident, Frank
W. Kellogg, 77, who died early Sunday at Mitchell County Memorial hospital
in Osage.  Mr. Kellogg had been in failing health for three years.  His
condition became worse following a stroke, and he was admitted to the
hospital Saturday.

John Gilbert, pastor, was in charge of the services at Wayne Baptist church
in McIntire. Martz Funeral Home at LeRoy made the arrangements, and burial
was in the Wayne Cemetery.

Frank William Kellogg was born in Wykoff, Minn., July 23, 1888, the youngest
son of Charles and Anna Culbert Kellogg.  When he was 18 months old he
moved with his family to Lime Springs.  In 1908 the family moved to
McIntire.

His marriage to Ruby Inez Shipman took place June 23, 1916.  One son, Max
Leo, was born to them.  Mrs. Kellogg died at their home in Charles City,
April 23, 1948.

Mr. Kellogg and Lois Wheeler Shipman were married April 1, 1950.  They
established their home in McIntire, and he practiced the carpentry trade
until his retirement.

He is survived by his wife, Lois, one son, Max of Rochester; two step-
children, Beth, a student at Sioux Falls college, and Airman Harold Shipman
with the air force in Dallas, Tex.; one granddaughter, one great-grandaughter,
and one sister, Mrs. Mary Mead of Wagner, S.D.

Preceding him in death were his parents, his first wife, four brothers,
Fred D., George Albert, Walter Richard and Bert and one sister Alta May.




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