Individual Details

Marriage

Miss Johanna Marie Lubben was married to Edward Husmann last Thursday, November 2. The wedding ceremony was solemnized at 1 o'clock at the Wayne Lutheran church by Rev. John Willms. The wedding march was played by Miss Ida Harms. The bride s the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lubben of Cass township. The bridegroom is a son of the lute Mr and Mrs. Fred Husmann of Cass township. Following the wedding ceremony at the church, a splendid supper was served at the home of the bride's parents, in Cass township. Following the supper, the evening was spent in dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Husmann will make their future home on the old Husmann farm in Cass Center.

Death

SOURCE: THE ANAMOSA JOURNAL EUREKA...JULY 22, 1993....PAGE 11
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Mary Husmann, 90, died Friday evening July 16 at the Anamosa Community Hospital after a short illness.
Funeral services were at 10:30 on Tuesday, July 20 at Wayne Zion Lutheran Church. Rev. Peggy Ogden-Howe officiated at the services. Interment was in the Wayne Cemetery.
Johanna Marie (Mary) Lubben was born January 17, 1903 in Cass Township in Jones County. She was the daughter of John Albert Lubben and Anna Marie Folkers-Lubben. She received her education in the Cass Number 5 rural school. She was married to Edward Husmann November 1, 1922 at Wayne. The couple made their home on the William Folkert's farm at Cass Center until the death of her husband on December 28, 1969. Mary was a lifetime member of the Wayne Zion Lutheran Church.
Surviving are four daughters, Lorna (Mrs. Joe) Ruley of Oxford Junction, Eloise (Mrs. Lester) Rickelfs of Anamosa, Loretta (Mrs. Ronald) Stahlberg of Waverly, Mary (Mrs. James) Murray of Oxford Junction; and 2 sons, John Lubben of Urbandale, Iowa and James Lubben of Los Angeles, California. Also surviving are 17 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, and a brother Lawrence Lubben of Cedar Rapids. She was preceded in death by her parent; her husband; one son, Robert; one daughter, Alice, four sisters and three brothers.
Casket bearers were Marvin Jacobs, James Askam, Garth Graft, Richard Lubben, Loren Lubben and Ed Lubben