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Julia Augusta Putzke

Birth	:	16 Jan 1888 Dayton, Webster County, Iowa, USA
Death	:	22 Dec 1947 Dayton, Webster County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Dayton Cemetery, Dayton, Webster County, USA
Coordinate	:	42.2675000, -94.0755000
Plot	:	Section 4
Description	:	Dayton Review December 25, 1947 MISS JULIA PUTZKE DIES MONDAY P.M. One of Dayton's well known persons, Miss Julia Putzke, passed away Monday afternoon at the home of her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Will Powers. She had not been well for quite some time, and for several weeks had become seriously ill, so her death was not unexpected. Services will be held at the home of Will Powers at 1:30 Friday afternoon, and the Methodist Church at 2:00 o'clock. Reverend M. E. Dorr will officiate and Swanson will be in charge of arrangements. Miss... Read More	Dayton Review December 25, 1947 MISS JULIA PUTZKE DIES MONDAY P.M. One of Dayton's well known persons, Miss Julia Putzke, passed away Monday afternoon at the home of her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Will Powers. She had not been well for quite some time, and for several weeks had become seriously ill, so her death was not unexpected. Services will be held at the home of Will Powers at 1:30 Friday afternoon, and the Methodist Church at 2:00 o'clock. Reverend M. E. Dorr will officiate and Swanson will be in charge of arrangements. Miss Putzke was born in this community on January 16, 1887 [1888] and has lived in and around Dayton her entire life. She taught school for a few years as a young woman and since that time has almost continually been connected with Dayton business. Her last employment was with her brother-in-law, Will Powers, in his grocery store here. She retired from active work when Mr. Powers retired from the business. She was probably as well known and as well liked as any person ever living in Dayton. She has been active in church work for many years. Julia will be missed by her thousands of friends and acquaintances. More details and obituary will appear next week. All stores are requested to close during the funeral services at the Methodist Church to honor Miss Putzke, who has devoted many years to the service of Dayton people, and also to enable the businessmen to attend. Dayton Review January 1, 1947 OBITUARY Julia Augusta Putzke Jan. 16, 1888 - Dec. 22, 1947 Julia Augusta Putzke was born in Dayton Township, Webster County, Iowa, January 16, 1888 and passed away in Dayton on December 22, 1947. She attended the rural school near the Putzke home northeast of town and was graduated from the Dayton High School with the class of 1906. She studied dramatic art in the Minneapolis School of Music and Dramatic Art, completing her studies there in 1909. For several years after this she taught in the rural schools of Webster county. Soon after the family moved to Dayton in 1912 she accepted a position with the firm of Olson, Peterson and Leonard. For 35 years she served the community in various mercantile firms in the town of Dayton, giving conscientious attention to the social relationships involved in the day to day contacts with those she served. She was an active member of the Methodist church since 1910, working with the various groups connected with the church. Julia was a member of the choir, an officer of the Women's Society of Christian Service, a faithful attendant in the services of public worship of God until God called her. In September of this year the honor and responsibility were conferred upon her to represent the Dayton - Lehigh charge as Lay Delegate to the 75th Annual Conference to Northwest Iowa Conference meeting in Fort Dodge. Her life has been a distinct blessing and practical help to this church. The fraternal organizations which claimed much of her attention were the Order of Eastern Star and the Dayton Woman's Club. In these organizations she held various offices and contributed greatly of her time and energy to further the purposes of these new organizations to which she wholeheartedly ascribed. In her immediate family she leaves to mourn her loss five sisters and one brother: Mrs. A. L. Howarth, Portland, Ore.; Mrs. W. E. Powers and Mrs. Linda Johnson, Dayton; Miss Louise Putzke, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. L. D. Frederickson, Emmetsburg, Iowa; and S. F. Putzke, Dayton. Three nieces and five nephews also survive her. In her concept of living the human relationship were most important. Each individual to her was a unique person from whom she might learn much and to whom she might bring encouragement and cheer. She chose to see the good in people. She loved a good joke and an amusing story, and through the years she had made a goodly collection of such items. Gayness of spirit and abundant good will characterized her relationships with those about her. Her numerous friends bear clear testimony of the beneficent influence of her life.

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Julia Augusta Putzke death on 22 Dec 1947 in Dayton, Webster County, Iowa, USA
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Latitude: 42.2675000
Longitude: -94.0755000

Family Members:

Parent

August Ferdinand Putzke

(1846 - 1923)

Augusta Wilhelmina Welk Putzke

(1854 - 1932)

Siblings

Edward Theodore Putzke

(1874 - 1916)

Matilda Caroline Putzke Powers

(1878 - 1962)

Malinda Putzke Johnson

(1881 - 1970)

Samuel Ferdinand Putzke

(1883 - 1954)

Louise W Putzke

(1885 - 1971)

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