CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - CLAUSEN Theodore

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THEODORE CLAUSEN
SUCCUMBED NOV 9TH

Theodore Clausen, lifelong resident of Northeast Nebraska, until two 
years ago, died Sunday in a Huron, S.D. hospital after an illness of 10 
days. He had made his home with his son Fred at Iroquois, S.D. for two years.

Funeral services will be held today (Thursday) at the Methodist church in 
Magnet. Burial will be at Magnet.

Born in Pierce County October 14, 1883, Theodore Clausen came to the Magnet 
locality may years ago. Mrs. Clausen died in 1918 leaving a family of small 
children and Mr. Clausen raised the children keeping the family together until 
they were grown.

He is survived by four daughters; Mrs. Kimball Smith of Lawton, IA, Mrs. Glen 
Evans of Hartington, Mrs. George Jarvis of Fullerton, Calif, Mrs. Ed Lane of 
Whittier, Calif; three sons, Fred of Iroquois, Albert of Norfolk and Ralph of 
Osmond.