Contributed by Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
Obit: Young, Frieda (1899 - 1976)
Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
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Surnames: Appleyard,
Below,
Beyer,
Brule,
Bunkelman,
Cramer,
Dahnert,
Dwyer,
Dominsky ,
Edgbert,
Edgbert ,
Eppling,
Farning,
Frei,
Garrow,
Fulwiler,
Gehrt,
Gerhardt,
Greeler,
Greeler,
Harding,
Hauge,
Hauge,
Hauge,
Hoesly,
Hogenson,
Holtz,
Huckstead,
Kopp,
Linda,
MacBride,
Maxwell,
Milton,
Mohr,
Morris,
Pepper,
Poppe,
Quinnel,
Roder,
Root,
Schmidt,
Schroeder,
Siems,
Sommerfield,
Tragsdorf,
Warren,
Wasserburger, Wright, Young
----Source: William H. Young, (From a family scrapbook) 2/02/2017, Photo
contributed by Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
Young, Frieda (18 April 1899 – 27 May 1976)
Services for Mrs. Frieda Young, 77, 1314 Farnam St., Davenport, Ia., will be 1
p.m. today at McGinnis Chapel, Bettendorf. Burial will be in Davenport Memorial
Park.
Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Mrs. Young died Thursday,
at Mercy Hospital.
She had been employed at Oscar Mayer & Co., retiring in 1961.
Frieda Siems was born in Neillsville, Wis. She married Leo M. Young, Sr., in
1920, in Chicago. He died in 1949. (She was born to Maria Siems, on April 18,
1899).
Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Albert (Yvonne) Garrow, and Mrs. Lajos
(Jacqueline) Linka, both of Davenport; sons, Leo M., Richard R., and Donald H.,
all of Davenport; Robert R., Durant, Ia; William T., Schullenburg, Wis.; and
Edwin E., Moline, Ia; 28 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren, and a
half-brother, Helmuth Siems, Port Edwards, Wis.
Also surviving were: Luella (Kopp) Mohr, Theodore Kopp, Sr., both of
Neillsville, Wis., and Clara (Kopp) Below of Stockton, Ill. (This added note by
me, a niece, who is transcriber of this obit. DMK)
Frieda (Siems) Young's Years at Neillsville, WI High School
Contributed by Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
1915 Members Of the Nightingale Club
| Edna Bashford Ruth Carter Grace Edgbert Lillian Eppling Clara Frantz Gladys Frantz |
Elizabeth Free Isadora Forman Emilie Frei Dorothy Huckstead Ina Huckstead Mary Huckstead |
Neva Henze Esther Jackson Anita Kuechenmeister Isabella Lowe Irene Maxwell Sylvia Milton |
Helene Marx Frieda Radke Leona Sommerfield Frieda Siems Mildred Schiller Edna Tragsdorf |
First war nurse and inspiration for the Red Cross
| Florence Nightingale (12 May 1820 – 13 August 1910) was an English social reformer, statistician and the founder of modern nursing. Nightingale a manager and trainer of nurses during the Crimean War, cared for wounded soldiers at Constantinople. She gave nursing a favorable reputation and became an icon of Victorian culture, especially in the persona of "The Lady with the Lamp" making nightly rounds of wounded soldiers. Her prodigious writings spread medical knowledge which included a broad understanding of religion and mysticism. |
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THE CRIMSON AND WHITE
1915 year book.
Freshmen
| Anne Appleyard Lillie Beyer Marie Brule Ralph Bunkelman Hazel Cramer Dorothy Dahnert Irene Dwyer Viols Dominsky Grace Edgbert Ruth Edgbert Lillian Eppling |
Gertrude Farning Emilie Frei Dale Fulwiler Clara Gehrt Otto Gerhardt Edward Greeler Frank Greeler Jay Harding Alvina Hauge Edwin Hauge Henry Hauge |
Anna Hoesly Alma Hogenson Lillian Holtz Florence Huckstead LaMont MacBride Irene Maxwell Sylvia Milton Lynn Morris Beatrice Pepper Esther Poppe Robert Quinnel |
Margaret Roder Mary Root Tulip Schmidt Emil Schroeder Frieda Siems Leona Sommerfield Edna Tragsdorf Harriet Warren Leo Wasserburger Alta Wright |
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THE CRIMSON AND WHITE
Class of 1918 in the 1916 year book.
Sophomores (same student list as above)
Contributed by Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
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