Frank Newton Hoey

1915 State Census: Minot, North Dakota
Frank Hoey, male
Emma Hoey, female
Francis Hoey, female [sic]
Robert Hoey, male

18 March 1916: Son Harry Hoey, 21, of Garden City, Cass Co., Missouri obtains a marriage license to marry Beulah Durrett, 19, of Garden City, Cass Co., Missouri.

Before 1917: Son Robert W. Hoey moves to Oklahoma with mother Emma Hoey.

5 June 1917: Son Robert W. Hoey registers for the WWI draft in Garber, Oklahoma. Robert was born 17 September 1893 in Garden City, Missouri. He lives at Garber, Oklahoma. He is single supporting his mother and is a self employed manager of a hotel and cafe in Garber, Oklahoma. He is of tall height, medium build, with brown eyes and brown hair.

5 June 1917: Son Harry Francis Hoey registers for the WWI draft in Creighton, Missouri. Harry was born 27 October 1896 in Urich, Missouri. He lives at Creighton, Missouri. He is married and a self employed farmer in Creighton. He is of medium height, slender build, with gray eyes and light hair.

2 October 1917: Harry Francis Hoey inducted into US Army in Harrisonville, Missouri. He served overseas from 27 August 1918 to 8 March 1919. Honorably discharged. Serial number 2,115,156. Organizations served in, with dates of assignments and transfers: 164 DEP BRIG TO 4 NOV/17; BTRY D 336 FA TO 19 NOV/17; SUP CO 336 FA TO DISCHARGE, Grades, with date of appointment: SGT10/19

About 1917: Son Robert W. Hoey possibly marries Ellen M. Richardson. Ellen was born 31 December 1895. She died 14 October 1918 probably in Garber, Oklahoma. She is buried at Garber Cemetery in Garfield Co., Oklahoma Note: Need to verify

Before 1920: Son Robert W. Hoey moves to Colorado from Oklahoma with mother Emma Hoey.

1920 Federal Census: Elizabeth Road, District 65, Franktown, Douglas Co., Colorado
Robert Hoey, head, 26, b Missouri, farmer on rented farm
Emma Hoey, mother, 52, b Missouri, divorced
Robert Smith, boarder, 14, b Wisconsin

1920 Federal Census: District 237, Surrey, Ward Co., North Dakota
Harry Hoey, 24, b Missouri, farmer on farm
Beulah Hoey, 23, b Missouri

12 May 1925: Grandson Earl R. Hoey born in Colorado to son Robert W. Hoey and Edna P. (nee Sumey).

About 1924: Son Robert W. Hoey marries Edna Pearl (nee Sumey). Edna was born 27 January 1908 in Pennsylvania to Julius Sumey and Alvirdia Spiker.

1925 State Census: Harrison, Ward Co., North Dakota
Frank Hoey, male, 54
Emma Hoey, female, 41
Frances Hoey, female, 22

26 December 1927: Gerald G. Hoey, 30, of Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri obtains a marriage license to marry Ema Huiatt, 22, of 808 Elmwood Avenue, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri. Affidavit signed by Harry F. Hoey of 4810 East 7th, indicating that Ema is over eighteen years old.

1930 Federal Census: District 27, Precinct 18, Colfax Co., New Mexico
Robert W. Hoey, head, 35, b Missouri, farmer of stock and grain
Edna P. Hoey, wife, 22, b Pennsylvania
Earl R. Hoey, son, 5, b Colorado
Alfred M. Hoey, son, 3-8/12, b Colorado Note: Alvirdia "Birdie" Hoey, daughter

After 1930: Son Robert W. Hoey and wife edna P. move to Mesa Co., Colorado.

1930 Federal Census: District 26, Harrison, Ward Co., North Dakota
Frank N. Hoey, head, 59, b Missouri, farmer on farm
Emma J. Hoey, wife, 46, b Missouri
Francis N. Hoey, son, 23, b Missouri, divorced, laborer on farm.

1930 Federal Census: Distict 69, Surrey, Ward Co., North Dakota
Harry F. Hoey, head, 34, b Missouri, farmer, general farming
Beulah L. Hoey, wife, 33, b Missouri
Dorothy R. Hoey, daughter, 10, b North Dakota

1930 Federal Census: District 255, Blue, Jackson Co., Missouri
Gerald G. Hoey, head, 32, b Missouri, married 2 years, salesman for dairy company
Emma E. Hoey, wife, 24, b Missouri

22 October 1943: Grandson Earl R. Hoey enlists in the US Army in Denver, Colorado. He is single with one year of high school education.

August 1945: Grandson Earl R. Hoey marries L. Maxine Stillwell probably in Grand Junction, Colorado.

18 April 1950: Frank N. Hoey dies in Stutsman Co., North Dakota. He resided in Ward Co., North Dakota.

3 September 1965: Son Harry F. Hoey dies in Moses Lake, Washington.

15 May 1966: Second wife Emma Jane (nee Slack) Hoey dies in Ward Co., North Dakota. She also resided in Ward Co. She was born 29 November 1883.

February 1977: Son Robert W. Hoey dies in Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado.

June 1979: Grandson Earl R. Hoey dies in Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado.

24 May 1984: Son Francis N. Hoey dies in Minot, Ward Co., North Dakota.

20 June 1988: Beulah L. (nee Durrett) Hoey, wife of Harry F. Hoey, dies in Douglas, Washington. She lived in Wenatchee, Chelan Co., Washington.

21 May 1989: Edna P. (nee Sumey) Hoey, wife of son Robert W., dies in in Grand Junction, Mesa Co., Colorado.

Teri Galusha  1959 - 2006
   Teri Galusha, 47, 2011 54th Ave. SE, Minot, ND, died Tuesday, June 13, 2006, in her home.
   Teri Lynn Galusha was born on January 9, 1959, a daughter of Herb and Bernice (Hoey) Galusha in Minot, ND. She was raised in rural Minot and attended Bell School for six years. She then attended Jim Hill Jr. High School and then Minot High School, graduating in 1977.
   She was employed part time at both the Minot Livestock and Harrington Brothers. For several years she broke and trained horses for people who could not do the job themselves, using a gentle hand and repetition. Her gentle, humane philosophy brought her all the business she could handle. She was also employed at Pinkerton Animal Hospital.
   In the early 1980's, she became a Federal Crop Adjustor, working in Ward and other surrounding counties.
   She then attended Minot State University and received her B.S. degree in Finance in 2000. After graduating from MSU, she began employment at Community Action and worked there until ill health forced her to retire.
   She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, a lifetime member of the Minot Trail Riders, the Mouse River Trail Riders, the ND Rodeo Association, the ND Horsefest Promotions Committee, and the Lucky Horseshoe 4-H club, where she was a 4-H leader for several years.
   She loved horses, dogs, and all animals. She also enjoyed leather crafting, photography, and pottery.
   Surviving family includes: her loving and caring mother, Bernice, Minot; significant other, J.T. Rom, Denbigh, ND; special friend, Marvin Sylstad, Minot; her leader dog, Dooley; and many close friends.
   Teri was preceded in death by her father, Herb; brother, Mark H. Galusha; maternal grandparents, Francis and Helen Hoey; paternal grandparents, Sid and Metta Galusha; and her leader dog, Duke.
   Memorial Service: Friday, June 16, 2006, at 10:30 a.m at Our Savior Lutheran Church, Minot.
   Interment: Rosehill Memorial Park, Minot, ND.
   Visitation: Thursday from Noon to 7 p.m. at Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Minot. 
   Memorials are preferred to Community Action, Leader Dogs for the Blind, or to Trinity Home Health. Officiant: Pastor Paul Krueger
   Music: Yvonne Drader to offer, "Amazing Grace" Pastor Paul Krueger and Julie Drader to offer, "I Was There To Hear Your Borning Cry" Karen Atwood, Accompanist Congregational Hymns "Just A Closer Walk With Thee" & "Rock of Ages"
   Honorary Bearers: Teri's many friends
   Immediately following the memorial service, there will be a time of fellowship and lunch at the Minot Trail Riders Arena Grounds, located at 2021 54th Ave. SE. Everyone is invited to join the family for this time.

Dorothy Rittierodt
Spokane, Washington
February 2, 2009
   Dorothy Rittierodt, 88, of Spokane, WA, passed away on Monday, February 2, 2009, at Holy Family Hospital. She was born March 13, 1920, the only child of Harry and Beulah Hoey, at Minot, ND. In 1931, the family moved to Wenatchee where Dorothy graduated from high school in 1938. A later move was to Yakima, WA, and it was there that she met her future husband, Henry, before marrying on Valentine's Day, 1942. They would have celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary this year. After her husband's discharge from the Navy in World War II, Dorothy and Hank moved to Moses Lake where they lived for several years. She was a member of various clubs in that area and was office manager for Doctors Tracy and Long. The family eventually moved to Kennewick. Dorothy attended classes at Columbia Basin College and was business manager for the Mid-Columbia Urology Center and the Tri-City Urology Clinic for 22 years. She had been a charter member of the Richland Business and Professional Women's Club. Upon retirement in 1985, Dorothy and Hank moved to Wenatchee to care for relatives. They were always looking out for the well being of others. The couple traveled extensively throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Hawaii. In 1999, they moved to Spokane to be near their daughter and grandson.
   Dorothy was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She is survived by her husband, Hank, at their home in Spokane; daughter, Becky Woodruff and grandson Tyson Woodruff of Cheney, WA; grandson, Cody Woodruff of Spokane; and a special cousin, Jack Durrett of Wilsonville, OR. Dorothy was preceded in death by her son, Michael, who died of cancer at the age of 26 in Kennewick, WA.
   Graveside services will be held on her birthday, Friday, March 13, 2009, at 1:00 p.m., at Riverview Heights Cemetery in Kennewick. She will be joining her son, Mike, in eternal peace. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association or charity of your choice.
   Arrangements are by Jones & Jones~Betts Funeral Home.

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