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● Funeral services for Miss Lena Horst, 82, were held Friday forenoon at the Pennsylvania Church near Hesston, with Rev. Donald King in charge. Miss Horst died Nov. 4 at Schowalter Villa in Hesston where she had resided since April of this year. A native of Harvey County, she had lived in this area all her life except for two years when she worked at a children's home in Kansas City. Before entering the Villa she lived with a niece, Edith Horst of Newton. Also surviving are other nieces and nephews, one sister and four brothers. | |||
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1964 Nov 12 p. 5
Birth date: 1882
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● Funeral services for Miss Lena Horst, 82, were held Friday forenoon at the Pennsylvania Church near Hesston, with Rev. Donald King in charge. Miss Horst died Nov. 4 at Schowalter Villa in Hesston where she had resided since April of this year. A native of Harvey County, she had lived in this area all her life except for two years when she worked at a children's home in Kansas City. Before entering the Villa she lived with a niece, Edith Horst of Newton. Also surviving are other nieces and nephews, one sister and four brothers.