Obituary of Lawrence Carney (b.1908), Swift County, MN

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Lawrence Carney
Funeral services for Lawrence Edward (Larry) Carney, 77, of Williston 
N.D., and formerly of Danvers, were held 3 p.m. Wednesday, June 25, in 
St. Josephs Catholic Church of Williston, the Rev.  Raymond A. Aydt 
officiating.
Mr. Carney died Saturday, June 21, in Mercy Hospital.
Burial was in Riverview Cemetery.  
Mr. Carney was born Dec. 13, 1908, in Danvers, the son of John and Susan 
Golden  Carney. He attended school in Danvers and later attended Nazareth 
Hall Seminar  in St. Paul.  After moving to Williston in 1929 to
Begin employment with International Harvester Company, he was married
Sept. 19, 1931 to Doris Wilson in Sidney, Montana In 1936 they moved to 
Devils  Lake, N.D., where he owned and operated a Standard Oil station 
until 1943.  He  then became a partner in the McHugh Dodge-Chrysler 
Garage and managed the shop.  After retiring from the garage, he Managed 
Motels in Minneapolis for several  years before returning to Williston.
Mr. Carney was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
Survivors include His wife, Doris, Three sons, James of Austin Texas,  
Patrick of Minneapolis and Michael of Eugene, Ore.; two daughters. 
Mrs. Susan  Dargavel of Bloomington and Mrs. Margaret Shacker of Royalton: 
seven  grandchildren.