BORN JULY 30, 1913
ENTERED INTO REST JUNE 2, 1956
SERVICES HELD AT MAXWELL FUNERAL HOME DENISON, IOWA WEDNESDAY, 2:00 P.M JUNE 6, 1956
OFFICIATING REV. CARL W. SCHMIDT
MUSIC "ROCK OF AGES" "HEAVEN IS MY HOME"
LUTHERAN LADIES CHOIR FRED GRIENKE, ORGANIST
BEARERS: ALBERT LAPEL, MARTY PETERSON, LOUIE EGGERS, BEN FREDRICKSON, JOE TIBBETS, LAWRENCE FRAZIER
INTERMENT OAKLAND CEMETERY

LOUIE HENERICK HANSEN
Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon for Louie Henerick Hansen at the Maxwell Funeral home at 2 p.m. with the Rev. C.W. Schmidt officiating.

The Lutheran ladies' choir sang "Rock of Ages" and "Heaven Is My Home" with Fred Greinke, organist.

Pallbearers were Louie Eggers, Joe Tibbetts, Ben Fredricksen, Marty Petersen, Albert Lapel, and Lawrence Frazier.

Louie Henerick Hansen was born in Hayes Township, July 30, 1913. He was married March 28, 1932, to Milda Martens of Westside. To this union four children were born. He had been in poor health since January when he was hospitalized with a heart attack.

He died of a heart attack, Saturday, June 2, 1956, at 8 p.m., while driving his car one mile south of Manilla.

Survivors are his widow, two daughters, Jeannette Mathies of Denison and Mrs. Mary Ellen Lyman of Carroll; two sons, Louis of Denison and Eugene of Camp Pendleton, California; two granddaughters, Barbara Ann Mathies and Vickie Lee Lyman; his mother, Mrs. Mary Hansen; five sisters, Freda Ewoldt of Denison, Mrs. Annie Ewoldt of Westside, Mrs. Rose Farrington of Storm Lake, Mrs. Minnie Lamp of Manning and Ellen of Hayward, California; four brothers, John of Huron, South Dakota, Tom of Minnesota, Freddie of Victor and Leroy of Manning. Preceding him in death are his father and two brothers.

Burial was made in the Oakland Cemetery.