ANNA REUTHER
MRS. OTTO REUTER DIES SUDDENLY AT MANITOWOC
Suffering a sudden attack of illness on Monday, her condition becoming gradually worse, Mrs. Otto Reuter passed away at the family home Friday morning at 10 o'clock and news of her death will come as a severe shock to a wide circle of friends.
Death was due to gall stones. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, 830 North Seventh street and was in charge of the Manitowoc Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Burial was at Evergreen.
Mrs. Reuter was 46 years old on Monday, the day on which she suffered the attack of illness which ended in her death Friday. She was born at Kiel and after her graduation, from the high school in the village took up teaching school as her profession, holding positions in the schools at Schleswig and in her own hometown for a number of years. July 11, 1903 she was married at Kiel to Otto Reuter, having made his home here for three years previous to his marriage.
No children were born to the couple and besides the husband she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Johanna Broeckert widow of William Broeckert, Kiel, one sister and one brother, Mrs. Bernard Greve and Kuno Boeckert, both of Mt Carmel, Ill.
Mrs. Reuter has made a large circle of warm friends for herself during her residence in this city and was active in the Star at whose sessions she was a regular attendant. - Herald News
(Note: I believe the newspaper mis-spelled her surname)
MRS. OTTO REUTER DIES SUDDENLY AT MANITOWOC
Suffering a sudden attack of illness on Monday, her condition becoming gradually worse, Mrs. Otto Reuter passed away at the family home Friday morning at 10 o'clock and news of her death will come as a severe shock to a wide circle of friends.
Death was due to gall stones. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, 830 North Seventh street and was in charge of the Manitowoc Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Burial was at Evergreen.
Mrs. Reuter was 46 years old on Monday, the day on which she suffered the attack of illness which ended in her death Friday. She was born at Kiel and after her graduation, from the high school in the village took up teaching school as her profession, holding positions in the schools at Schleswig and in her own hometown for a number of years. July 11, 1903 she was married at Kiel to Otto Reuter, having made his home here for three years previous to his marriage.
No children were born to the couple and besides the husband she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Johanna Broeckert widow of William Broeckert, Kiel, one sister and one brother, Mrs. Bernard Greve and Kuno Boeckert, both of Mt Carmel, Ill.
Mrs. Reuter has made a large circle of warm friends for herself during her residence in this city and was active in the Star at whose sessions she was a regular attendant. - Herald News
(Note: I believe the newspaper mis-spelled her surname)
ANNA REUTHER
MRS. OTTO REUTER DIES SUDDENLY AT MANITOWOC
Suffering a sudden attack of illness on Monday, her condition becoming gradually worse, Mrs. Otto Reuter passed away at the family home Friday morning at 10 o'clock and news of her death will come as a severe shock to a wide circle of friends.
Death was due to gall stones. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, 830 North Seventh street and was in charge of the Manitowoc Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Burial was at Evergreen.
Mrs. Reuter was 46 years old on Monday, the day on which she suffered the attack of illness which ended in her death Friday. She was born at Kiel and after her graduation, from the high school in the village took up teaching school as her profession, holding positions in the schools at Schleswig and in her own hometown for a number of years. July 11, 1903 she was married at Kiel to Otto Reuter, having made his home here for three years previous to his marriage.
No children were born to the couple and besides the husband she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Johanna Broeckert widow of William Broeckert, Kiel, one sister and one brother, Mrs. Bernard Greve and Kuno Boeckert, both of Mt Carmel, Ill.
Mrs. Reuter has made a large circle of warm friends for herself during her residence in this city and was active in the Star at whose sessions she was a regular attendant. - Herald News
(Note: I believe the newspaper mis-spelled her surname)
MRS. OTTO REUTER DIES SUDDENLY AT MANITOWOC
Suffering a sudden attack of illness on Monday, her condition becoming gradually worse, Mrs. Otto Reuter passed away at the family home Friday morning at 10 o'clock and news of her death will come as a severe shock to a wide circle of friends.
Death was due to gall stones. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, 830 North Seventh street and was in charge of the Manitowoc Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Burial was at Evergreen.
Mrs. Reuter was 46 years old on Monday, the day on which she suffered the attack of illness which ended in her death Friday. She was born at Kiel and after her graduation, from the high school in the village took up teaching school as her profession, holding positions in the schools at Schleswig and in her own hometown for a number of years. July 11, 1903 she was married at Kiel to Otto Reuter, having made his home here for three years previous to his marriage.
No children were born to the couple and besides the husband she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Johanna Broeckert widow of William Broeckert, Kiel, one sister and one brother, Mrs. Bernard Greve and Kuno Boeckert, both of Mt Carmel, Ill.
Mrs. Reuter has made a large circle of warm friends for herself during her residence in this city and was active in the Star at whose sessions she was a regular attendant. - Herald News
(Note: I believe the newspaper mis-spelled her surname)
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