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• Funeral services for Elizabeth Harms, 57, a lifelong resident of the Goessel and Hillsboro communities, were held Sunday afternoon at the Parkview M. B. Church in Hillsboro. She died at Salem Hospital there May 26. Rev. John C. Ratzlaff officiated at the funeral. Miss Harms was born near Goessel, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Harms. For a number of years she cared for her parents, and then worked as a nurse aid at the Salem Home for Aged in Hillsboro. Survivors include one brother, Rev. W. W. Harms of rural Hillsboro, and three sisters, Mrs. Sara Kornelsen and Mrs. Marie Berg of Hillsboro, and Mrs. Catherine Kornelsen of Salina. | • Funeral services for Elizabeth Harms, 57, a lifelong resident of the Goessel and Hillsboro communities, were held Sunday afternoon at the Parkview M. B. Church in Hillsboro. She died at Salem Hospital there May 26. Rev. John C. Ratzlaff officiated at the funeral. Miss Harms was born near Goessel, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Harms. For a number of years she cared for her parents, and then worked as a nurse aid at the Salem Home for Aged in Hillsboro. Survivors include one brother, Rev. W. W. Harms of rural Hillsboro, and three sisters, Mrs. Sara Kornelsen and Mrs. Marie Berg of Hillsboro, and Mrs. Catherine Kornelsen of Salina. | ||
''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 1965 Jul 1 p. ? | |||
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1965 Jun 3 1 Jul p.
Birth date: 1907
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• Funeral services for Elizabeth Harms, 57, a lifelong resident of the Goessel and Hillsboro communities, were held Sunday afternoon at the Parkview M. B. Church in Hillsboro. She died at Salem Hospital there May 26. Rev. John C. Ratzlaff officiated at the funeral. Miss Harms was born near Goessel, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Harms. For a number of years she cared for her parents, and then worked as a nurse aid at the Salem Home for Aged in Hillsboro. Survivors include one brother, Rev. W. W. Harms of rural Hillsboro, and three sisters, Mrs. Sara Kornelsen and Mrs. Marie Berg of Hillsboro, and Mrs. Catherine Kornelsen of Salina.
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1965 Jul 1 p. ?