CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF VIOLA WALTON FORINASH
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Funeral Services for Mrs. Lafe Forinash To Be Held Friday
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	Mrs. Lafe Forinash, 71, died Tuesday night at University hospital 
in Omaha.  She had been hospitalized a week and ill about six months.
	Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m., in the First 
Congregational church in Hartington.  Rev. Earl Fread will officiate.  
Burial will be in the Coleridge cemetery under the direction of the Smith 
Funeral Home.
	Mrs. Forinash is survived by her husband; three sons, Elmer and 
Harold, Emerson; and Louis, Hartington; two daughters, Mrs. Leonard Koch, 
Moville, Ia.; and Mrs. Leonard Loftis, Hartington; two sisters, Mrs. John 
Marks, Ponca; and Mrs. Iva Hummel, Sioux City; and two brothers, Roy and 
George Walton, Coleridge.  She is also survived by 18 grandchildren.
	Viola Mae Walton was born October 20, 1884, in Miller, S.D., the 
daughter of Sarah and Lewis Walton.  She came to Cedar county at the age 
of six and lived here the rest of her life.  She married Lafe Forinash 
January 20, 1909, in Coleridge at her home.  The couple moved to Hartington 
in 1943.


JANUARY 1946  CEDAR COUNTY NEWS