Monona County IA Archives Obituaries.....Chedester, Hattie Davis September 27, 1962
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Rites Held For Mrs.
Jesse Chedester                        (From the collection of Vivian Norby 
Andersen)

	Mrs. Jesse Chedester, 67, well known resident of Jordan Township, 
passed away last Thursday, September 27 at the Onawa hospital after an illness 
of several months.  She had entered the hospital on April 23rd and remained 
there until her death.
	Mrs. Chedester had been active in Jordan community affairs for many 
years and also was interested in various activities.  She was a member of the 
Turin Methodist Church, the W.S.C.S. Society, the Legion Auxiliary at Soldier 
and Jordan Birthday Club.
	Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Turin Monday at 
2:00 p.m. with Rev. Paul R. Johnson officiating.  Mrs. Harry Andersen was 
organist and Mrs. Norman C. Hanson was soloist and sang “Beautiful Isle of 
Somewhere” and “The Old Rugged Cross.”  Interment was in the Jordan cemetery 
under the direction of Pearson Funeral Home.  Bearers were Edward Hadden, 
Lewis Hadden, Ward Jones, Walter Hadden, Harry Andersen and Herbert Holverson.
	Hattie Chedester, daughter of Jackson and Ida Davis, was born at 
Charter Oak March 5, 1895 and passed away at Onawa, Iowa on September 27, 
1962.  She was united in marriage to Jesse Chedester at Denison on March 15, 
1916.
	She lived most of her life in Monona county.  She was a kind and 
loving person, always willing to be of help to her neighbors, friends and 
family.  She loved to remember others on birthdays and anniversaries.
	Mrs. Chedester is survived by her husband, Jesse; six daughters, Mrs. 
Hazel Pohlman of Ute, Mrs. Audrey Martindale of Castana, Mrs. Marjorie King of 
Onawa, Mrs. Shirley Buter of Renton, Washington, Mrs. Lois Gallagher of Omaha 
and Mrs. Joan Chamberlain of Sioux City; 17 grandchildren; two brothers, Earl 
Hall of Dunlap and Gary Hall of Milford, Michigan; three sisters, Mrs. Bessie 
Paddon of Newburg, Oregon, Mrs. Ruth Bell of Portland, Oregon and Mrs. Ruby 
Mae Head of Sioux Falls, S.D.  She was preceded in death by a daughter, Lola, 
a son, Roland, and five brothers and sisters.
	In tribute to a fine lady there were many flowers and memorials---
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