Obit of George Gordon Wallick (b.1866 d.1931), Pine Co., MN 
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Probably "The Hinckley News," week after Nov. 28, 1931
Obituary: "GEO. WALLICK LAID TO REST"

Mr. George Gordon Wallick last Saturday 
Son: Ed
Born: Victor, Iowa, on September 4, 1866 
Married: June 25th, 1888
Spouse: Mary Alice Swain
Rock Island, Illinois (moved there a few years after their marriage until:)
Hinkley in 1906(resided on the farm now occupied by J. S. Patrick and also 
the Russell Swain farm, later moving to the farm about six miles east of 
Hinckley where he resided since.
One of the founders of the present Hinckley Co-Operative Creamery 
Association in 1917
Chariman of the board of directors of the creamery association up to the 
time of death.
Passed away: November 28th, 1931, his wife preceding him on June 3rd, 1927.
Children: Cora May Currie of Hinckley
          Edward Alvin Wallick of Hinckley 
          Angeline Elizabeth Anderson of Wayzata
Seven grandchildren 
Sisters: Mrs. Nannie B. Strawhorn of Rock Island, Ill. 
         Mrs. Ida May Shearer of Albany, N.Y.
Services: school auditorium, with the local I.O.O.F. Lodge 
Officiating: Rev. T.J.E. Wilson 
Internment: Rosehill Cemetery 
Songs rendered: Mr. Campbell Christianson 
The Land O' Lakes Inc. association was represented by Mr. C. L. Jack
Casket bearers: Nels Swendsen, Frank Ziegler, J. W. Sliver, Chas. 
Christianson, Elmer Berkstad, and D. W. Nichols
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