Mrs. Anna Fey-Ruhe, widow of Henry Ruhe, died suddenly Thursday night at 10 o'clock in her home, 511 West Grant Avenue. She was born in Mifflin Township July 17, 1852, and lived her entire life in this district. She was a resident of Duquesne 35 years.
Mrs. Ruhe is survived by two sons, William and John Ruhe, this city, and two daughters, Mrs. Anna Coultas and Mrs. Cecelia Smith,both of this city; also a brother, Casper Fey, of Boston; ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She was a member of St. Joseph church and the Christian Mothers' society.
Requiem high mass at the church Monday morning at 9 o'clock was followed by interment in the parish cemetery, in charge of her pastor, Rev. Charles Fehrenbach. (Duquesne Times, May 10 1935)
Mrs. Ruhe is survived by two sons, William and John Ruhe, this city, and two daughters, Mrs. Anna Coultas and Mrs. Cecelia Smith,both of this city; also a brother, Casper Fey, of Boston; ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She was a member of St. Joseph church and the Christian Mothers' society.
Requiem high mass at the church Monday morning at 9 o'clock was followed by interment in the parish cemetery, in charge of her pastor, Rev. Charles Fehrenbach. (Duquesne Times, May 10 1935)
Mrs. Anna Fey-Ruhe, widow of Henry Ruhe, died suddenly Thursday night at 10 o'clock in her home, 511 West Grant Avenue. She was born in Mifflin Township July 17, 1852, and lived her entire life in this district. She was a resident of Duquesne 35 years.
Mrs. Ruhe is survived by two sons, William and John Ruhe, this city, and two daughters, Mrs. Anna Coultas and Mrs. Cecelia Smith,both of this city; also a brother, Casper Fey, of Boston; ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She was a member of St. Joseph church and the Christian Mothers' society.
Requiem high mass at the church Monday morning at 9 o'clock was followed by interment in the parish cemetery, in charge of her pastor, Rev. Charles Fehrenbach. (Duquesne Times, May 10 1935)
Mrs. Ruhe is survived by two sons, William and John Ruhe, this city, and two daughters, Mrs. Anna Coultas and Mrs. Cecelia Smith,both of this city; also a brother, Casper Fey, of Boston; ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She was a member of St. Joseph church and the Christian Mothers' society.
Requiem high mass at the church Monday morning at 9 o'clock was followed by interment in the parish cemetery, in charge of her pastor, Rev. Charles Fehrenbach. (Duquesne Times, May 10 1935)
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