Obit for SMITH, Ida Christine SACHS (b.1885 d.1963), Swift Co., MN
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Ida Christine SACHS SMITH January 28, 1885 to February 7, 1963
Mrs. C. A. Smith dies Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. C. A. Smith, 78, a resident of Holloway since 
1907, here held at 2 P. M. on Saturday, Feb 9, at Immanuel Lutheran 
church, Holloway, with Rev. J. R. Sheppard officiating.
Mrs. Smith died of a heart ailment at Appleton Municipal hospital on 
Thursday, Feb. 7.
Pallbearers were Walter Priess, Glen Owens, Oscar Olson, Ray Hoffman, 
Roland Hamann and Otto Sachs. Interment took place in the Appleton 
cemetery.
Ida Christine Sachs was born in Fairfield township on Jan. 28, 1885, the 
daughter of William and Augusta Sachs. She was united in marriage to 
Chester Smith on Nov. 20, 1904, at Evangelical Lutheran church, 
Fairfield. She lived at Bagley in 1904 and the rest of her life was spent 
in the area. She was an honorary member of the Ladies Aid of Immanuel 
Lutheran church, Holloway.
Surviving are her husband, Chester; one sister, Mrs. Fred Hallaway 
(Deanna), of Rock Lake, N. D.; three sons, Melvin, of Lomita, Calif., 
Morrell of St. Paul, and Arin, of Chokio; one daughter, Mrs. Edward 
Glisky (Della), of Minneapolis, eight grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.
Mrs. Smith was preceded in death by her parents, three bothers, Otto, 
Herman and William; five sisters, Mrs. August Hoffman (Emma), Mrs. August 
Hamann (Martha), Mrs. I. E. Kirby (Gustie), Mrs. Fred Heldt (Anna) and 
Mrs. Gust Jagow (Minnie); and one son, Lyle.