Obit for HOSS, John JR. (b.1902 d.1987), Mahnomen Co., MN
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JOHN HOSS, JR.
The funeral for John Hoss, 85, Mahnomen,  Minn., will be at 10 Tuesday in St. 
Michael's Catholic Church, Mahnomen.  Visitation will be from 1 to 9 today, 
with a rosary, and Bible vigil at 8 p.m.,  in Mattson Funeral Home, Mahnomen. 
He died Thursday. 

Mr. Hoss, known as  Jack, was born April 7, 1902, in Perham, Minn. He married 
Dora Dobmeyer Nov. 16,  1926, in Beaulieu, Minn. He worked for 30 years for 
Schernerhorn Farms. He  worked at Anderson Sawmill in Mahnomen. He was a 
gravedigger in Mahnomen from  1970 until the time of his death. 

He is survived by his wife; a  daughter, Doreen (Mrs. William) Andring, 
Lakeville, Minn.; two brothers and two  sisters, Benny, St. Paul, Minn.; Leo, in 
Michigan; Josie (Mrs. Pete) Blaeser,  Detroit Lakes, Minn.; and Augusta Wolf, 
Mahnomen; and two grandchildren.  

SOURCE: From the  Fargo Forum (August 1987)