Obits for HANNAH, Mrs. Harry (d.1925), Polk Co., MN

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February 21, 1925



Mrs. Harry Hannah, who has suffered for a long time from heart trouble 

and other ailments, passed peacefully away at the Deaconess Hospital, 

Grand Forks, at 3:40 Sunday morning.  Deceased was 50 years of age at 

the time for death, and was a resident of this place for about 40 years, 

coming here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmour, from Blue Earth 

County, Minn., at the age of 10.  Funeral services were conducted by 

Rev. J. M. Gray, at the home, at 2 o'clock, and at Bethel Church at 

2:30. A double quartet rendered special music, with Mrs. W J Nisbet 

as after the services, a delegation of the Eastern Star, of which Mrs. 

Hannah was a member, gave their beautiful and impressive ceremonies and 

24 members of the Royal Neighbors lodge also paid tribute to their 

departed sister.  The floral offerings from friends and acquaintances 

were many and beautiful, besides the tributes from the Bethel missionary 

society, Order of the Eastern Star, Royal Neighbors, Modern (Cut)