MALEADA ALMA HARTSOCH FERGUSON MOHN
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MALEADA ALMA HARTSOCH FERGUSON MOHN
     Mrs. Maleada Alma Mohn, 54, Rollins, died in Kalispell Sunday afternoon.
     Mrs. Mohn was born May 7, 1915, at Ray, N. D., a daughter of Melvin and
Emily Hartsoch.
        She had attended schools in North Dakota and had graduated from high school
at Bonners Ferry, Idaho.  She continued to live in Idaho until 1944, when she moved
to Kalispell.
     Nov. 20, 1947, she was married to Harold Mohn in Kalispell.  Mrs. Mohn had
been employed by the Lee's Glass Shop for about three years.  In 1963, the couple
moved to Rollins where they have since resided.  Mrs. Mohn was a member of the
Calvary Lutheran Church, the Evergreen Hobby Club and the Evergreen Fire Ladies
Auxiliary.
     She is survived by her widower, Harold, at home; two sons, Leslie Ferguson
of Kelso, Wash., and Leonard Ferguson of Camas, Wash.; one daughter, Mrs. Darleada
Hilt of Butte; three brothers, Leonard Hartsoch of Espanola, N. M., Milton Hartsoch
of Quilcene, Wash., and Melford Hartsoch of Los Banoss, Calif.; 13 grandchildren
and several nieces and nephews.
     Funeral services for Mrs. Mohn will be conducted in the Johnson Chapel at 2
p.m. Thursday with the Rev. Henrik Engebretson, pastor of the Calvary Lutheran
Church, officiating. Interment will be in the Glacier Memorial Gardens.
     The family suggests friends who wish may contribute memorials to the Calvary
Lutheran Church or to the American Cancer Society.
     --"The Daily Inter Lake", 23 Feb 1970