Obit for POSSEHL, Lester G. (b.1909 d.1958), Clay Co., MN

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LESTER POSSEHL OBIT, #1113T

Fargo Forum

Mon., 12/29/1958



SABIN, Minn. - The funeral of Lester G. Possehl, 49, who had farmed near 

here, will be at 2 Tuesday in Trinity Lutheran Church of which he was a 

member, the Rev. I. M. Bade officiating.



Mr. Possehl died Saturday after being ill for some time. Born in 

Lattimore, Iowa, March 2, 1909, he grew to manhood there and came to Clay 

County, where he married Mathilda Butenhoff, Sept. 14, 1941.



They made their home in Moorhead six months, and Mr. Possehl then entered 

the service in World War II, serving four years. After his return they 

farmed near here until his final illness. 



Besides his wife he leaves five daughters, Sharon, Marian, Jean, Diane 

and Darlene; three brothers, Floyd of Duluth, Oscar of Minneapolis and 

Edgar of Portland, Ore., and two sisters, Esther Possehl, Los Angeles, 

and Mrs. Ray Olson, Minneapolis.



Those giving memorials are requested to make them payable to the cancer 

society.

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