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Wiens, Adolph E. (1915-1974)
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| + | • Adolph E. Wiens, 49, of Medora died Sunday in a Hutchinson hospital after a long illness. A native of Inman, he was a former employee of Winchester Packing co. He was a member of the Medora Community Church, where the funeral was conducted Wednesday forenoon by pastor, Rev. Lancey Hudson. Mr. Wiens was the brother of Leonard Wiens of Walton, Nick Wiens and Mrs. Harold Regier, both of Newton. Other survivors include his widow, the former Lydia Regier of Meade; two sons, Harley D. of Cali, Colombia and Merle K. of Phoenix; two daughters, Mrs. David Sell of Kansas City and Joyce LuAnn of the home; a brother Simon of Inman; and sisters, Mrs. Eva Wedel of Pharr, Texas, Mrs. Esther Juhnke of Moundridge, and Mrs. Mary Goosen [''sic'' Goossen] of Beatrice, Neb. |
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Latest revision as of 11:51, 22 August 2023
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1974 Feb 28 p. 8
Birth date: 1915
text of obituary:
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• Adolph E. Wiens, 49, of Medora died Sunday in a Hutchinson hospital after a long illness. A native of Inman, he was a former employee of Winchester Packing co. He was a member of the Medora Community Church, where the funeral was conducted Wednesday forenoon by pastor, Rev. Lancey Hudson. Mr. Wiens was the brother of Leonard Wiens of Walton, Nick Wiens and Mrs. Harold Regier, both of Newton. Other survivors include his widow, the former Lydia Regier of Meade; two sons, Harley D. of Cali, Colombia and Merle K. of Phoenix; two daughters, Mrs. David Sell of Kansas City and Joyce LuAnn of the home; a brother Simon of Inman; and sisters, Mrs. Eva Wedel of Pharr, Texas, Mrs. Esther Juhnke of Moundridge, and Mrs. Mary Goosen [sic Goossen] of Beatrice, Neb.
