Obit for KNUTH, Hazel (b.1896 d.1990), Nobles Co., MN
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Worthington Daily Globe.
This obit is from the 8/17/1990 paper.  They happen to be on the same
page as me deceased ancestor.

"Hazel Knuth, 93, of Worthington, died Wednesday, August 15th 1990 at St.
Marys Hospital, Rochester. Born November 12, 1896 in Ewington Township,
Jackson County, she was the daughter of Oliver and Adah Anderson. She
married Charles Knuth December 3, 1919 in Jackson County. She grew up in
Ewington Township and after marriage made her home in Worthington. She was a
member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, a Gold Star Mother in
WWII and active in First Methodist Church of Worthington.

Surviving are her husband; one son, Robert Wayne Knuth, Toledo, OH; two
daughters, Adeline Beth Anthony, Minneapolis and Margie Jane Mothersill,
Pinehurst, NC; one brother, Lloyd Anderson, Sheldon, IA; nine grandchildren;
and nine great-grandchildren.

The memorial service will be 1 pm Monday at First United Methodist Church,
Worthington, with the Rev Peter Ramstad officiating. Burial was in
Worthington Cemetery. The family requests memorial go to the May Clinic,
Rochester."