Mrs. Marguerite Artzer, 25, of 216 Wilson Avenue, died yesterday morning in a local hospital. Arrangements for the funeral have not
been completed.
Provided by James Laird
The funeral of Mrs. Marguerite Artzer, 25, who died Saturday will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph's Church. Burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Topeka Daily Capital, 5/16/1920
Provided by James Laird
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Note: Margaret Macht, born Jul 04, 1895 in Koehler, Russia, and died May 15, 1920 in Topeka, KS. Buried May 17, 1920, Mount Calvary Cemetery, Topeka, KS. Married Valentine Artzer, May 24, 1913 at St. Bernard Catholic Church in Wamego, KS, he was born abt. 1883, Koehler, Russia, and d. aft. 1954, unknown, buried Topeka, KS.
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Margaret (Marguerite) Macht Artzer
by Cecila Tibbets
I can't remember too much about Aunt Margaret. She wasn't at the farm, when I started staying there. She came from Topeka on the train when we lived at Wamego when I was small, probably four, and brought me a doll. I thought she was really pretty with her carrot
colored hair and she seemed to be a happy person.
She died real young (don't know her age for sure). She died in the doctor's office in Topeka where she had gone to have her Tonsils removed. Mother told me the doctor had given her too much ether and her heart just stopped. She was married to Val Artzer; she is most likely buried in Topeka. My youngest sister is named Margaret Lena after my mother's 2 sisters (Margaret and Lena).
Provided by Tom & Nona Prockish
Mrs. Marguerite Artzer, 25, of 216 Wilson Avenue, died yesterday morning in a local hospital. Arrangements for the funeral have not
been completed.
Provided by James Laird
The funeral of Mrs. Marguerite Artzer, 25, who died Saturday will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph's Church. Burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Topeka Daily Capital, 5/16/1920
Provided by James Laird
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Note: Margaret Macht, born Jul 04, 1895 in Koehler, Russia, and died May 15, 1920 in Topeka, KS. Buried May 17, 1920, Mount Calvary Cemetery, Topeka, KS. Married Valentine Artzer, May 24, 1913 at St. Bernard Catholic Church in Wamego, KS, he was born abt. 1883, Koehler, Russia, and d. aft. 1954, unknown, buried Topeka, KS.
Provided by Tom & Nona Prockish
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Margaret (Marguerite) Macht Artzer
by Cecila Tibbets
I can't remember too much about Aunt Margaret. She wasn't at the farm, when I started staying there. She came from Topeka on the train when we lived at Wamego when I was small, probably four, and brought me a doll. I thought she was really pretty with her carrot
colored hair and she seemed to be a happy person.
She died real young (don't know her age for sure). She died in the doctor's office in Topeka where she had gone to have her Tonsils removed. Mother told me the doctor had given her too much ether and her heart just stopped. She was married to Val Artzer; she is most likely buried in Topeka. My youngest sister is named Margaret Lena after my mother's 2 sisters (Margaret and Lena).
Provided by Tom & Nona Prockish
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