The Minnespolis Star
July 12, 1932Kennedt - Daniel J., age 73, survived by wife matilda, and three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Olson, Sioux Cityy; Bernice and Beatrice Kennedy, Minneapolis, and one step-son, Leroy Ober, Glendale, Calif., and three sisters and four grandchildren.
78626. Beatrice Catherine Kennedy
Sioux City Journal
November 18, 1979Miss Beatrice Kennedy, 83, Aurora, Colo., former Sioux Ciyu rsident died Sunday in a hospital at Aurora after a brief illness.
78627. Eunice Margaret Kennedy
Sioux City Journal
April 15, 1944Mrs. Eunice Olson, 47, 2731 Third street, died Thursday night in a Minneapolis hospital followin an illness of several months.
She hads been sick for some time, but became worse while visting relatives in Minnespolis and was hospitalized there January 15.
She was born December 24, 1896 [sic]. Ger husband Arthur Olson, died a year ago last October.
Surviving are adaughter Mary Ann of Sioux City; two sons, Norman Olson, seaman first class, stationed in New York city, and Corporal Daniel Ilson, with the armed forces at Pomona, Cal.; two sisters, the Misses Beatrice and Bernice Kennedy, both of Minneapolis, and a half-brothrt, Roy Ober, in California.
local newspaper
Mason H. Howard, 81, of Frankfort died Wesnesday morning at Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital, Frankfort.
The son of the late John and Luth (Hunt) Howard, he was born in Blaine Township, Benzie County, on June 29, 1896.
Mr. Howard, who had the Chevrolet dealership in Frankfort for many years before he retired, was a member of First Congregational Church of Frankfort and a life member of Crystal Lodge 270, F&AM.
He is survived by his widow, Neta; a brother, Wilmer of Arcadia; and a sister, Ethel Murray of Frankfort.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by Walter; and an infant sister.
Edwards Funeral Home
BEAR LAKE - Iva E. Hunt, 81, of Bear Lake, entered into her eternal reward with Jesus, surrounded by her family, Saturday, at the Manistee County Medical Care Facility.
Iva was born June 11, 1918, in Blaine Township in Benzie County, the daughter of Ernest and Ethel (Shutler) Gilbert. On June 7, 1938, she married John H. Hunt who preceded her in death June 9, 1990.
She graduated from Ferris Institute and taught elementary education in Almira Township in Benzie County.
Iva and John resided on the family farm at Herring Lake for many years where she was a loving mother and homemaker who enjoyed cooling, baking and spending time with her family. In 1966 the family moved to Bear Lake to own and operate a dairy farm. Iva worked as a cook and baker at the Bear Lake schools for many years, retiring about 1977. She was a charter member of the Herring Lake Baptist Church where she served in a variety of ministries over the years.
Surviving are two sons, Rodney (Betty) Hunt of Herring Lake and Charles (Debra) Hunt of Traverse City; and nine grandchildren, Pam Hyde of Minneapolis, Minn., Kirk (Lisa) Hunt of Eaton Rapids, Eric (Karie) Hunt of Ann Arbor, Brian (Michelle) Hunt of Spring Lake, Rebecca Waller of Palm Harbor, Fla., Jonathon and Courtney Hunt of Maine, and Hillary and Marta Hunt of Traverse City. Survivors also include seven great-grandchildren, Steffen Hunt; Raechel, Mellissa and Kenneth Hyde; Lindsay and Kirsten Hunt; and Randy Waller. Other survivors include a sister, Pearle (Ted) Schlueter of Cedar; brothers, Stephen Gilbert of Tucson, Ariz., and Beuford (Marion) Gilbert of Cook, Neb.; also her best friend, Leona Bronson of Bear Lake.
Iva was also preceded in death by a son, Jon Hunt, in 1997, and brothers, Harry and Cleve Gilbert.
The Signal (Santa Clara, California)
August 4, 1998John Robert Shifferd, 82, died Friday in Valencia after a long illness.
He was born March 5, 1916 in Circleville, Ohio.
He was raised and educated in Ypslanti, Mich., and worked as an engineer for the Lockheed Misile and Space Center in Sunnyvale, Calif., as well as Lockheed facilities in Burnabk. Shiffer retired in 1981. He enjoyed fishing, boating and spending time with his family.
He is survived by his wife of 33 tears, Evelyn Shifferd of Newhall; two sons, Charles Hifferd of San Jose and Darrell (and Kathy) Haskell of Laguna Beach; three daughters Jean (and Clem) Grabner of Carrollton, Texas, Sharon Morrison of Sheel Beach and Janet (and Richard) Yonce of Camaeillo; eight grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; four brothers; and one sister.
News Herald (Port Clinton, Ohio)
February 10. 1983Phillip G. Haskell, 86. 549 Sycamore Ave., Lakeside, died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital, Sandusky. He was born in Toledo on March 14, 1906, the son of Walter L. and Gertrude Hansen Haskell.
He married the former Ruth Keller on May 29, 1929. in Bowling Green. He was a machinist for General Motors, Columbus, and was a member of Lakeside United Methodist Church, Lakeside Garden Club and Lakeside Keystone Club.
Survivors include his wife, Ruth K. of Lakeside; a son Phillip Haskell, Jr. of valley City, Ohio; two brothers, W. L. Haskell of chicago, Ill., and Schuyler Haskell of Cleveland; two sisters, Mrs. David (Nancy) Burke of New Cannan, Conn., and Mrs. Lawrence (Anita) Bell of Perrysburg; three grandchildren; one great grandchild.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a daughter, Elizabeth.
78655. Walter LeRoy Haskell Jr.
Per 1930 census, Walter was adopted
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Chicago Tribune
February 18, 1983W, LeRoy Haskell, of Glenview and formerly of Winnetka, died Wednesday at Evanston Hospital.
He joined the New York office of Harris Upham in 1939 and in 1954 became co-manager of the firm's newly opened Evanston office. At the time of his death, he was an investment banker in the Evanston office of Smith Barney Harris Upham & Co. Inc.
In 1955 he married the Countess Marie Antoinette de Kerssenbrock, a native of Czechoslovakia who came to the U.S. in 1950.
Survivors include his wife; four sons, Clemens, Arthur, Jan and Nicholas; a daughter, Margaret; two sisters and a brother.
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Chicago Tribune
February 18, 1983W. LeRoy Haskell of Glenview, formerly of Winnetka, Feb. 16, beloved husband of Mia, nee Countess de Kerssenbrock; loving father of Clemens, Arthur, Margaret, Jan and Nicholas; dear brother of Nancy Burke, Anita Bell and Schuyler Haskell.
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U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
Name: Walter Haskell
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 9 Feb 1915
Death Date: 16 Feb 1983
SSN: 081126917
Enlistment Date 1: 9 Sep 1941
Release Date 1: 2 Dec 1946
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U.S., Select Military Registers, 1862-1985
Name: Walter L Haskell Jr
Birth Date: Feb 1915
Military Date: 1 Oct 1942
Publication Date: 1 Jan 1943
Title: Commissioned Officers, Cadets, Midshipmen, and Warrant Officers of the United States Naval Reserve
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U.S., Navy and Marine Corps Registries, 1814-1992
Name: Walter L Haskell Jr
Military Year: 1942
Military Country: USA
Rank: Ens Sc
Ship or Station: Nr Bur Supplies
Chicago Sun-Times (IL)
May 24, 1992Marie "Mia" Antionette Haskell, 68, who escaped oppression in Europe during and after World War II, died Wednesday in the Mount Prospect home of her daughter, Margaret Mullenix.
She died "after years of breathing difficulties and heart problems related to emphysema," her daughter said.
Mrs. Haskell was born in Klatovy, Czechoslovakia, the daughter of Count Klement and Countess Maria Anna Korff Schmising Kerssenbrock.
During the war, she was imprisoned in a slave labor camp. The Nazis jailed her because her father, a Czech soldier, refused to allow his two sons to serve in the German army.
While in the camp, Mrs. Haskell repaired German aircraft parts. "She used to tell how she welded parts, and as soon as the Germans turned their backs she'd break them," said her daughter. "She had a lot of guts."Once liberated by the Allies, Mrs. Haskell worked as a translator for the underground and resistance forces in her native land. In 1949, she fled across the mountains to Austria to escape arrest by the Communists.
Mrs. Haskell came to this country a year later, with the help of a necessary student visa and a scholarship to attend Barat College. While attending the Lake Forest school, she spent summers giving lectures for Radio Free Europe and the Crusade for Freedom.
In 1952, President Harry Truman signed a special bill, sponsored by a Minnesota politician, that gave her permanent residency. But it took 39 years for her to become a U.S. citizen.
Between raising a family with her husband, Roy, and her illnesses, she never found the time to become a citizen. In 1991, her family made the arrangements. With the help of U.S. Sen. Paul Simon's (D-Ill.) office and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, she became a citizen while hospitalized in Lake Forest Hospital. "Mia said that becoming a United States citizen was one of the happiest moments of her life," said her daughter.Other survivors include four sons, Clement, Arthur, Jan and Nicholas; a sister, Gabriella Lobkovicz, and five grandchildren.
The Blade (Toledo, OH)
January 15, 2006
Deceased Name: Bell, Anita Haskell
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Obituary
Lawrence G. Bell, Jr., 75, of Ford Rd, Perrysburg Twp., died Saturday, October 29, 1994 In The Toledo Hospital. He was born in Toledo on February 12, 1919 to Lawrence and Martha Jane (Arnold) Bell.
He was married on May 5, 1958 In Toledo to Anita Haskell. A lifelong resident of the Toledo area, Mr. Bell attended Scott High School, Western Reserve Academy and graduated from Kenyon College In 1940. After a brief period of employment in sales with Anchor Hocking Glass corp., he entered the U.S. Army In 1942. He saw active service with the 85th Infantry Division in Italy in World War II as a Battalion company Commander and was the recipient of the Bronze Star Decoration with an Oak Leaf Cluster. Following his release from military service, Mr. Bell joined the Aetna Life Insurance Company as an agent In the Toledo office. He served in that capacity with both the Aetna and New England Life until his retirement this year.
Over the years, Mr. Bell served on many community and civic boards. He was a life trustee arid former president of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Toledo, a longtime member of the Board of The Toledo Hospital, a former trustee of Kenyon College, a member of the Board of Trustees since 1970 of the Toledo Museum of Art, and for many years was chairman of the Endowment Development Committee.
Mr. Bell often remarked that his greatest thrill was to be honored at a surprise dinner arranged by his wife on his 70th birthday with a gift from his four sons of a scholarship fund at Kenyon College established in his name.
He is survived by his wife, Anita; sons, Frank of Larkspur, CO, Graeme with his wife, Claudia, of Washington D.C., Roger, of St. Louis, MO, Walter, with his wife Jacqueline; and granddaughter, Alexis, of Perrysburg; brother, A. Arnold Bell, of Connecticut.
78660. Schuyler Schenck Haskell
The Plain Dealer (Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio)
February 27, 2011HASKELL, SCHUYLER SCHENCK, age 85, of Shaker Hts., OH.
Loving father of Lucia I. Stanley (Joseph) of Ashland, WI; dear step-father of Michael, Mark (Rebecca) and Marshall Picard; grandfather of four; step-grandfather of six; great-grandfather of two; step-great-grandfather of three.
The family prefers, that those who wish may make contributions, in his name, to the Disabled American Veteran's Association, 35 East Chestnut St., Suite 412, Columbus, OH, 43215.
Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m., on Saturday, March 5, at Church of the Saviour, 2537 Lee Rd., Cleveland Hts., OH 44118. Friends may call at BROWN-FORWARD, 17022 CHAGRIN BLVD., SHAKER HTS, OH, FROM 5 - 7 P.M., ON FRIDAY, MARCH 4TH. Interment services will be held at 11 a.m., on Sunday, March 6th, at Historic Woodlawn Cemetery, 1502 West Central Ave., Toledo, OH. For additional information, directions, complete obituary and guestbook, please log online to www.BROWN-FORWARD.com