Obit for HAGER, Ferdinand (F.J.) (d.1949), Murray Co., MN
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Note from Submitter:
THIS OBIT CAME FROM A RELATIVE'S SCRAPBOOK AND THE ACTUAL ARTICLES HAD 
NO TYPED DATES ON THEM.
HOWEVER, THE FJ HAGER OBIT DID HAVE JUNE 30, 1949 HANDWRITTEN ON IT.

Ferdinand Hager (F.J.)

  "F. J. Hager - Funeral services for F. J. Hager, one of the pioneer residents of
this community, was held in St. Gabriel's Catholic Church last Wednesday
morning, with the Rev. Father John Meyer singing the Requiem High Mass.  The
pall bearers were grandsons and grandsons-in-law of the deceased, Walter,
Eugene, and Robert Shea, Vincent Gravett, Paul Stumm, and Leo Crowley.  Mr.
Hager is survived by his wife; by two daughters, Mrs. Walter Shea of Lime Creek,
and Mrs. Donald Gravett of Sioux Falls; and by three sons, Anton and Clarence
Hager of Lime Creek, and Leo (Clement) of Chicago.  There are 16 grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.  All the children, and all but one of the
grandchildren, Marjorie Shea of Los Angeles, were her for the funeral services.
  Among the relatives who came from a distance were Leo Hager and Walter Shea Jr.
of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gravett, Vincent, Lu-Jean and Gerald of Sioux
Falls; Ed Costello of Garvin, William Shea of Brewster, Mrs. Theresa Winkler,
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winkler and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Haberman from Heron Lake;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Page and Joe Sharp of Slayton; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Newell of
Lake Benton, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fiedler of Sleepy Eye, Mr. and Mrs. John Fiedler
Sr. and daughter of Ruthton, and Henry Hinrichs of St. Paul.  Leo Hager and
Walter Shea Jr. remained here until Saturday when they returned to Chicago."