CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF MAUD DUBEL GOTHIER

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AGED LADY DIES AT H. RICE HOME
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Rites for Mrs. Maud Gothier Held Wednesday--Is Survived by 10 Children
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	Mrs. Maud Gothier, 75, and widow of the late L.C. Gothier, died 
Monday morning [January 3, 1944] at the home of her son-in-law, J. Howard 
Rice, after a short illness.  For the past eleven years she had made her 
home with the Rice family, where she has ministered as mother during years 
when the children's mother was ill and since her death on August 5, 1938.
	Funeral services were held at the Catholic church Wednesday morning, 
when mass was read by Rev. Father G.E. Kelley, and interment was made in the 
Catholic cemetery.  Arrangements were in the hands of the Davis service.
	Maude M. Dubel was born July 11, 1868, at Elkader, Iowa, the daughter 
of Volney and Ella Dubel.  She was married to L.C. Gothier on December 17, 
1888, at Sioux City, Iowa, and the family moved to Flandrewu in 1918.
	To this union were born eleven children, of whom ten survived the 
mother.  They are:  Ernest, Gerald and Mrs. Roy (Mable) Armstrong of Flandreau; 
Paul and Mrs. Joe (Ethel) Bergman of Hartington, Neb.; Mrs. Julius (Marie) 
Grindvold, of Circle, Mont.; L.C. Gothier Jr., of Tooele, Utah; Mrs. Matt 
(Margaret) Redl, of Los Angeles, Calif.; Joe Gothier, Glasgow, Mont.; Earl 
Gothier, Kirkwood, Mo.  Also surviving are 28 grandchildren and 10 great-
grandchildren.  Her husband passed away December 26, 1925.
	Two brothers who survive are Anson Dubel, Omaha, Neb., and Kit Dubel, 
Sioux City, Iowa; a sister is Mrs. Ed Ryan of Cherokee, iowa.
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JANUARY 1944