CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF LUELLA SPANGENBERG

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CEDAR COUNTY NEWS JAN. 12, 1956

MRS. SPANGENBERG DIES AT HOME HERE; RITES HELD MONDAY

Mrs. Floyd Spangenberg, 67 died at her home here Friday morning. She 
had been ill 13 months.

Funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran Church here Monday 
afternoon. Rev. O L Leverson officiated.

Mrs. Spangenberg is survived by her husband, one sister, Mrs. william 
McDermott, Omaha; and one brother Harold Varvais, South Sioux City.

Burial was in Hartington cemetery under the direction of the Smith 
Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Olaf Klanderud, Harold Martindale, 
Claude Israelson, Ed Walter, William Dresden and H.H. Johnson.

Honorary Pallbearers were Mrs. Emma Johnson, Mrs. Alice Fornash, Mrs. 
Rose Dresden, Mrs. Mabel Dendinger, Mrs. Marth Burbach, and Mrs. Laura 
Bruening.

Luella Pearl Varvais, was born December 1, 1888 at Jackson, the 
daughter of Charles and Lucy Varvais. She moved to Hartington in 1907 
from Emerson. She married Floyd Spangenberg in Missouri.  Mrs. 
Spangenberg was a member of the American Legion Auxialiary.

Relatives and friends who attended the funeral from a distance were 
Mrs. Harold Varvais and family. Clarence Francisco, Mrs. Jennie Swason 
and Irene Herbert, South Sioux City, Mr. and Mrs. William McDermott, 
Omaha, Mrs. Glady Neiman, Mrs. William Matthews and Mrs. Van Heggen, 
Winneabago, Archie Barnes, Sioux City, Mrs. Myrtle Hoep, Independence, 
Ia, Gordon Behl and Mr. and Mrs. Vera Behl, Scotland SD., Mr. and Mrs. 
Earl Clemens, Sargent Bluff, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Luvier, Hubbard, Mrs. 
Roberston, Ponca and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wiess, Prairie du Chien, Wis., 
(last paragraph hard to read)