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John Lawrence “Jack” Studer

Birth	:	7 Nov 1891 Kossuth County, Iowa, USA
Death	:	10 Feb 1945 Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Saint Joseph Cemetery, Wesley, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate	:	43.0833015, -93.9805984
Description	:	SGT 164 DEPOT BRIG SD J. L. Studer Funeral services for Jack Studer, 53, who died at 11:45 at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines Saturday morning, (1945) were held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Joseph's Catholic church with the Rev. L. N. Klein in charge of Requiem High Mass. John L. Studer was born Nov. 7, 1891, to Mr. and Mrs. Amandus A. Studer, on the farm south of town known as the Henry Ricke farm. He grew to manhood in the Wesley community, attending St. Joseph's Parochial school here and then worked as a carpenter several years in South... Read More	SGT 164 DEPOT BRIG SD J. L. Studer Funeral services for Jack Studer, 53, who died at 11:45 at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines Saturday morning, (1945) were held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Joseph's Catholic church with the Rev. L. N. Klein in charge of Requiem High Mass. John L. Studer was born Nov. 7, 1891, to Mr. and Mrs. Amandus A. Studer, on the farm south of town known as the Henry Ricke farm. He grew to manhood in the Wesley community, attending St. Joseph's Parochial school here and then worked as a carpenter several years in South Dakota where he joined the army in World War I. He left from Sioux Falls in the spring of 1918. On July 25, 1918, at Junction City, Kansas, he was united in marriage to Viola Luken of Dell Rapids, S. D. He was mustered out of service in January, 1919, and he and his young wife came to Wesley and began farming on his father's hone place southwest of town, The family retired to Wesley in 1936 when Mr. Studer engaged in general trucking. Five children were born to this union: Mrs. Julius (Vivian) Kelch; Lt. Robert V. Studer of the European war zone; T-5 Gayle Studer of the Pacific war zone, and Jeannine and Billy at home. They and the mother survive. Mr. Studer had been in noticeably failing health since last spring and when he was admitted to the Veterans hospital in Des Moines. On Nov. 3, 1944, it became known that he was suffering from bright's disease and heart trouble. He was allowed to return to his home here Dec. 30, but upon becoming worse, was returned to the hospital Jan. 15, where he remained until his death at noon Feb. 10. Preceding him in death were his parents, his stepmother, one sister, Mrs. Ann (Henry) Haverly, Dennis Studer, a World War I casualty, and two infant sisters. Surviving him are five sisters, Mrs. Rose (Ed) Ferrie of Plattsmouth, Neb.; Mrs. Lucy (Lou) Schleusner of Garner; Mrs. Mona (Fred) Bohn of Las Vegas, Nev.; Mrs. Agnes (Jack) McCloskey of Eugene, Oregon; Mrs. Lillian (Larry) Dalgetty of Mason City; also three brothers, Alfonse Studer of Wesley, Max Studer of Mason City and Henry Studer of Sioux Falls. The McMahon funeral home was in charge of arrangements which included full military rites at the grave conducted by members of the American Legion Andrews Post No. 428, Wesley. Pallbearers were six cousins, Julius P. Studer, Ben G. Studer, Herman Studer, August Studer, Joe Studer and Victor Loebig, all of Wesley. Mr. Studer was a past Legion Post commander of Wesley, and had been a member of the Catholic church in Wesley most of his life. Others persons from a distance who attended the funeral included the Studer daughter, Mrs. Julius Kelch, Estherville, with her husband; Mr. and Mrs. Lou Schleusner, daughter Blanche, Mrs. Don Butz, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Young, all of Garner. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schleusner, Forest City; Mr. and Mrs. Max Studer, son Donnie, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dalgetty, Mason City; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Studer and Mrs. Wm. Flanagan, Sioux Falls; Mrs. Gregory Studer and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Doerr, St. Benedict; Clarence Haverly, Dundee, Ill. And a son. Mr. and Mrs. Gerge Kelch Jr., Kanawha; Mr. and Mrs. Julius Studer, Luverne; Mr. and Mrs. Jake Studer, Iowa Falls; Mrs. Bertha Richtsmeier, Clara Richtsmeier, and Annbel Hoefel, Fort Dodge; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Luken, Colman, S. D.; Mrs. Adelia Thistlewood, Sioux City; Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Cink, Woden.

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John Lawrence “Jack” Studer's memorial is located at: Saint Joseph Cemetery, Wesley, Kossuth County, USA.
When did John Lawrence “Jack” Studer death?
John Lawrence “Jack” Studer death on 10 Feb 1945 in Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, USA
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Latitude: 43.0833015
Longitude: -93.9805984

Family Members:

Parent

Amandus A Studer

(1858 - 1925)

Rosa Barbara Lickteig Studer

(1868 - 1910)

Spouse

Viola Minnie Luken Studer

(1895 - 1988)

Siblings

Anna Mary Studer Haverly

(1888 - 1918)

Alphonse Lewis “Alf” Studer

(1893 - 1962)

Dennis Henry Studer

(1895 - 1918)

Mona C Studer Bohn

(1900 - 1971)

Children

Gayle Max Studer

(1922 - 1979)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Saint Joseph Cemetery
Wesley, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.0833015, -93.9805984

2. Evergreen Cemetery
Wesley, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.0861015, -94.0180969

3. Saint Benedict Catholic Cemetery
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Coordinate: 43.0382000, -94.0538000

4. Orthel Township Cemetery
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Coordinate: 43.1265984, -93.9001999

5. Boone Township Cemetery
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Coordinate: 43.0393982, -93.8786011

6. Saint Marys Catholic Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.9939003, -93.9468994

7. Corwith Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.9935989, -93.9456024

8. Christian Reformed Church Cemetery
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Coordinate: 43.1844000, -93.9484000

9. Magor Township Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.9602446, -93.9107818

10. Evergreen Cemetery
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Coordinate: 43.0993996, -93.7921982

11. Bingham Township Cemetery
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Coordinate: 43.2133293, -93.9130630

12. National Hobo Memorial
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Coordinate: 43.1003500, -93.7913500

13. Buffalo Township Cemetery
Titonka, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.2159000, -94.0491000

14. Plum Creek Cemetery
Algona, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.1412000, -94.1699000

15. Saint Patricks Cemetery
Britt, Hancock County, USA
Coordinate: 43.0828018, -93.7742004

16. Good Hope Lutheran Cemetery
Titonka, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.2425003, -94.0338974

17. Calvary Cemetery
Algona, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.0819016, -94.2114029

18. Immanuel Lutheran Church Cemetery
Woden, Hancock County, USA
Coordinate: 43.2548000, -93.9699000

19. Laurel Hill Cemetery
Irvington, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.0017014, -94.1939011

20. Portland Cemetery
Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.2117004, -94.1489029

21. Riverview Cemetery
Algona, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.0766983, -94.2257996

22. East Lawn Cemetery
Algona, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.0583000, -94.2249985

23. Lu Verne Cemetery
Lu Verne, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 42.9152000, -94.0733000

24. German Township East Cemetery
German Valley, Kossuth County, USA
Coordinate: 43.2700970, -94.0076070