Obit for HABEN, Alvina SCHROCK (b.1912 d.1978), Swift Co., MN
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Alvina SCHROCK HABEN Jan. 8, 1912 to Sept. 2, 1978
Mrs. Robert Haben
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert (Alvina) Haben, 66, were held Tuesday, 
Sept 7, at Trinity Lutheran church. Rev. Dan Abrahams was officiant at 
the 10:30 a.m. service.
Mrs. Haben died Sept. 2 in Minneapolis.
Special music was provided by John Behlen, organist, and congregational 
singing. Pall bearers were Glenn Rheingans, Myron Haben, Bernard 
Westhausen, Eldred Wolf, Arthur Hoernaman, Virgil Larsen, Glen Schrock 
and Michael Schrock. Interment was at the Trinity Lutheran cemetery in 
Fairfield. Holman-Winje Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Alvina Schrock Haben was born at Moody county, S. D., Jan. 8, 1912, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schrock. She grew up in rural Appleton 
and Holloway and later went to Shible. She was united in amarriage to 
Robert Haben on Nov. 23, 1934.
Mrs. Haben went to school in Shible and was confirmed and married at 
Immanuel Lutheran church, Shible. Mrs. Haben, who had polio when she was 
11, had worked the last 14 years in a local Nursing Home.
Survivors are her husband, Robert Haben, of Appleton, four daughters, 
Mrs. Jack (Marion) Kelsay, Mrs. Earl (Arlene) Carpenter, Mrs. Darrel 
(Gloria) Rumsey and Mrs. Don (Arlys) Dayton; one son, Vernon Haben; 11 
grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Al (Minnie) Hoerneman, Annie 
Rheingrans, Mrs. Alma Rhein-