Mrs. Albertina Schroeder Of Kiel Is Summoned On Sunday
Kiel – (Special) – Mrs. Albertina Schroeder, 96, widow of the late Johann Schroeder, and the oldest resident of Kiel and vicinity passed away at the family residence 734 N. Third street at 6 a.m., Sunday, after an illness of only one week. The deceased, nee Timreck was born in Kleingluhen Pommerainia, Germany, October 12, 1841. On February 21, 1865 she was married to Johann Schroeder, a native of Ramberg Pommerania, Germany, the ceremony, being performed at that place 73 years ago.
Mr. Schroeder preceded her in death on March 15, 1936, one month after the couple's seventy-first wedding anniversary. After their marriage they continued to reside in the old country until the spring of 1883 when Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder and their only son, Charles H. came to this country and located in Kiel. After a few years the Schroeder family purchased a farm in Rockville, on which they resided two years and again returned to Kiel where they have always resided at their present home on N. Third street. Mr. Schroeder was for many years employed as delivery man for the former Rudolph Heins store in Kiel, and later was employed in the Kiel Wooden Ware company plant.
Funeral Wednesday
To the couple were born eight children in the old country of whom seven have passed away in their youth and infancy. Surviving Mrs. Schroeder is her only son, Charles H., with whom they have always resided, and three grandchildren, Miss Irma Schroeder of Milwaukee; Clemence of New York and Miss Margaret Schroeder at home with her parents, here.
Kiel – (Special) – Mrs. Albertina Schroeder, 96, widow of the late Johann Schroeder, and the oldest resident of Kiel and vicinity passed away at the family residence 734 N. Third street at 6 a.m., Sunday, after an illness of only one week. The deceased, nee Timreck was born in Kleingluhen Pommerainia, Germany, October 12, 1841. On February 21, 1865 she was married to Johann Schroeder, a native of Ramberg Pommerania, Germany, the ceremony, being performed at that place 73 years ago.
Mr. Schroeder preceded her in death on March 15, 1936, one month after the couple's seventy-first wedding anniversary. After their marriage they continued to reside in the old country until the spring of 1883 when Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder and their only son, Charles H. came to this country and located in Kiel. After a few years the Schroeder family purchased a farm in Rockville, on which they resided two years and again returned to Kiel where they have always resided at their present home on N. Third street. Mr. Schroeder was for many years employed as delivery man for the former Rudolph Heins store in Kiel, and later was employed in the Kiel Wooden Ware company plant.
Funeral Wednesday
To the couple were born eight children in the old country of whom seven have passed away in their youth and infancy. Surviving Mrs. Schroeder is her only son, Charles H., with whom they have always resided, and three grandchildren, Miss Irma Schroeder of Milwaukee; Clemence of New York and Miss Margaret Schroeder at home with her parents, here.
Mrs. Albertina Schroeder Of Kiel Is Summoned On Sunday
Kiel – (Special) – Mrs. Albertina Schroeder, 96, widow of the late Johann Schroeder, and the oldest resident of Kiel and vicinity passed away at the family residence 734 N. Third street at 6 a.m., Sunday, after an illness of only one week. The deceased, nee Timreck was born in Kleingluhen Pommerainia, Germany, October 12, 1841. On February 21, 1865 she was married to Johann Schroeder, a native of Ramberg Pommerania, Germany, the ceremony, being performed at that place 73 years ago.
Mr. Schroeder preceded her in death on March 15, 1936, one month after the couple's seventy-first wedding anniversary. After their marriage they continued to reside in the old country until the spring of 1883 when Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder and their only son, Charles H. came to this country and located in Kiel. After a few years the Schroeder family purchased a farm in Rockville, on which they resided two years and again returned to Kiel where they have always resided at their present home on N. Third street. Mr. Schroeder was for many years employed as delivery man for the former Rudolph Heins store in Kiel, and later was employed in the Kiel Wooden Ware company plant.
Funeral Wednesday
To the couple were born eight children in the old country of whom seven have passed away in their youth and infancy. Surviving Mrs. Schroeder is her only son, Charles H., with whom they have always resided, and three grandchildren, Miss Irma Schroeder of Milwaukee; Clemence of New York and Miss Margaret Schroeder at home with her parents, here.
Kiel – (Special) – Mrs. Albertina Schroeder, 96, widow of the late Johann Schroeder, and the oldest resident of Kiel and vicinity passed away at the family residence 734 N. Third street at 6 a.m., Sunday, after an illness of only one week. The deceased, nee Timreck was born in Kleingluhen Pommerainia, Germany, October 12, 1841. On February 21, 1865 she was married to Johann Schroeder, a native of Ramberg Pommerania, Germany, the ceremony, being performed at that place 73 years ago.
Mr. Schroeder preceded her in death on March 15, 1936, one month after the couple's seventy-first wedding anniversary. After their marriage they continued to reside in the old country until the spring of 1883 when Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder and their only son, Charles H. came to this country and located in Kiel. After a few years the Schroeder family purchased a farm in Rockville, on which they resided two years and again returned to Kiel where they have always resided at their present home on N. Third street. Mr. Schroeder was for many years employed as delivery man for the former Rudolph Heins store in Kiel, and later was employed in the Kiel Wooden Ware company plant.
Funeral Wednesday
To the couple were born eight children in the old country of whom seven have passed away in their youth and infancy. Surviving Mrs. Schroeder is her only son, Charles H., with whom they have always resided, and three grandchildren, Miss Irma Schroeder of Milwaukee; Clemence of New York and Miss Margaret Schroeder at home with her parents, here.
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