CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF Veronica Foxhoven

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 WYNOT TRIBUNE December 22, 1952

MRS. FOXHOVEN RITES MONDAY

SERVICES HELD AT CONSTANCE CHURCH

Funeral services for Mrs. Veronica Foxhoven, 50, who died Friday at
Sacred Heart hospital after an illness of four months were held from 
St. Joseph's church at Constance Monday morning at 9:30.  Rev. Rudolph 
Kluthe officiated at the mass.  Burial was in the parish cemetery under 
the direction of Wintz Mortuary.

Veronica, daughter of Ed Feldhacker and Rose Tramp, was born at 
Menominee April 27, 1902. 

She was married to Henry Foxhoven at Beaver Creek February 10, 1925. 
All of their married life was spent in the Crofton vicinity.  Mr. 
Foxhoven died June 28, 1943.

She is survived by 11 children, Mrs. Louis (Roseline) Gubbels of
Beaudette, Minn., Gerald in the US Army, Arthur, Mrs. Donald (Angeline) 
Ryan of Norfolk, and Beatrice, JoAnn, Damien, and Darlene, Joseph, and 
Henry Jr., all at home; her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldhacker of 
Crofton, 16 brothers and sisters, Barney Feldhacker, Mrs. Ed Foxhoven, 
and Mrs. John Foxhoven, all of Spencer, Ia., Mrs. Anton Schieffer of 
Crofton, Mrs. Henry Schroder of St. Helena, John Feldhacker of Spencer, 
Ia., Joe Feldhacker of Onawa, Ia., Mrs. Kenneth Pixler and Mrs. Hank 
Kuehler of Spencer, Ia., Mrs. Fred Bolman of Royal, Ia., Ray Feldhacker 
of Spencer, Ia., Bill Feldhacker of Gresham, Ore., Elmer Feldhacker of 
Milford, Mrs. Al Bingham of San Diego, Calif., Gilbert Feldhacker of 
Milford and Sister Mary Grace of Chamberlain, SD.