Monona County IA Archives Obituaries.....Dickinson, Ingeborg Olava Olson August 1, 1965
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“Belle” Dickinson
Rites Held Here                            (From the collection of Vivian 
Norby Andersen)

	Ingeborg “Belle” Dickinson, 81, a resident of the Soldier community 
all her life with the exception of the time she spent in a nursing home, 
passed away late Sunday night at Sioux City after being in ill health a number 
of years.  During her long illness everything possible was done to ease her 
burden.
	Funeral services were held at Soldier Lutheran Church Wednesday, 
August 4 at 11:00 a.m. with Pastor Harry Sorensen officiating.  Mrs. Bernard 
Berens was soloist and sang “The Old Rugged Cross” and “Safe In The Arms of 
Jesus”.  She was accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Harry Andersen.
	Interment was in St. Clair Cemetery at Ute with arrangements by 
Pearson Funeral Home of Soldier.  Pallbearers were Lloyd Olson, Vernon Olson, 
Lyle Outhouse, Donald Owens, Omar Nelson and Bernard Thoreson.
	Ingeborg O. “Belle” Dickinson was born June 3, 1884 near Soldier, 
Iowa, a daughter of Arne and Dorothy Olson.  Death came on Sunday evening, 
August 1, 1965 at a Nursing Home in Sioux City.  Mrs. Dickinson had been in 
ill health for several years.
	She was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran church at Soldier where 
she took an active part in the activities as long as her health permitted.  
She held a Life Membership in the W. M. F. and worked in the Circles and Aid 
Society.
	On May 5, 1906 she was united in marriage to John Raymond Dickinson at 
Canton, S. D.  Mr. Dickinson died in 1950.  She had been a life-time resident 
of the Soldier community.
	Survivors include one son, John  Dickinson of Soldier; two 
grandchildren; four great grandchildren; five brothers, Ole of El Dorado 
Springs, Mo., Ingvold, Olaf and Arthur of Soldier and Amund of Harrisburg, S. 
D.; three sisters, Mrs. Inga Hines of Soldier, Mrs. Dena Outhouse of Woodbine 
and Mrs. Tena Murray of Sioux City.  There are a number of nieces and nephews 
and other relatives and a host of friends to mourn her passing.  She was 
preceded in death by her parents, one sister, Annie, and two brothers, Carl 
and Sigurd.


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