Bio of Sass, Lawrence E. (b.1894) Wabasha Co., MN
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Sass, Lawrence E. (page 337), an active and enterprising young farmer who
is operating his father's farm in section 13, West Albany Township, was
born in this township March 22, 1894, son of Frederick A. and Amelia
(Moechnig) Sass. He was educated in District School No. 1 in the Scotch
Settlement, and has always been associated in agricultural work with his
father. On the latter's retirement in 1918, he leased the farm from him,
but owns the stock and operating equipment. He is carrying on diversified
farming very successfully, keeping grade Shorthorn cattle, and has a herd
of 30 to 40 swine. In 1917 he was engaged in operating the Christ Fick
farm in Lake Township. Mr. Sass was married March 4, 1919, to Odelia
Catherine, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Witte) Wallerich, of Glasgow
Township. They have one son, Lyle E., born April 5, 1920. He and his wife
are members of the catholic church of Theilman.