MARTHA WILLMORE, Obituary, Fergus Co., MT

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Lewistown Paper 9-21-??

Martha Willmore, 70, Wednesday evening at St. Joseph's Hospital  after a short illness.

She was born Apr, 22, 1896. in  Rush  City. MN. the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Danger, and received 
her schooling in Minnesota

Mrs. Willmore homesteaded at Roy in 1915 and lived there until she moved to Lewistown in 1953 She 
married Lewis C Willmore Aug 23. 1920

She was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church and the Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of World War 
Barracks No 945.

Among survivors are two sons, Warren L. Willmore of Roy and Rob Willmore of Burney, CA: a daughter, 
Lucille Todora  of  St.   Paul.  MN., three sisters. Minnie OdenthAl Oakland, CA., Emma Colin of Seattle. 
and Ella Flack of SI Paul, MN. and Henry Danger a brother, of Braham.  MN., and one great-grandchild 
Funeral services will be from the Creel-Gurnett-Retz chapel Saturday 3:30 p m with Pastor L. B. Simonson 
officiating. 
Interment will be in the City Cemetery.


Funeral Services for Martha Willmore were held Saturday afternoon from the Creel-Gurnett-Retz funeral 
home with Rev. L. B. Simonson officiating.  

Bill Neel sang “Rock of Ages” and “Abide with Me” accompanied by Mary Olson the organist.

Pallbearers were Bill Thielman, Herb Reuther, Bill Winckler, Joe Mauland, Vern McWilliams and Arnold 
Zahn.  

Interment was in the Lewistown City Cemetery.