LOUIS REUTHER
Louis Reuther, one of our best known citizens, died suddenly last Saturday, following an attack of apoplexy. Decedent was born in the town of Centerville in 1861 and came to Brillion with his parents in 1880. Brillion has been his home ever since. In 1887 he was married to Lizzie Bruss.
He is survived by the sorrowing widow, his mother, Mrs. Peter Reuther, six sons and five daughters. The sons are George of Green Bay, Carl of West Allis, Aaron of Janesville, Peter of Manitowoc, Raymond and Henry at home. The daughters are Mrs. Norma Cox of West Holland, Mrs. Serena Munth of Ashland, Mrs. Verona Hermann of Manitowoc, Misses Cora and Esther at home. Three brothers and three sisters also survive. They are George of Cleveland, Otto of Manitowoc, Emil of Fargo, N. Dak., Mrs. Hattie Schlicting of Manitowoc, Mrs. Lizzie Andrews and Miss Sarah of Brillion.
The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon from the house, Rev. Geo. Reichert officiating. Interment was in the public Cemetery.
Brillion News – September 29, 1922
Louis Reuther, one of our best known citizens, died suddenly last Saturday, following an attack of apoplexy. Decedent was born in the town of Centerville in 1861 and came to Brillion with his parents in 1880. Brillion has been his home ever since. In 1887 he was married to Lizzie Bruss.
He is survived by the sorrowing widow, his mother, Mrs. Peter Reuther, six sons and five daughters. The sons are George of Green Bay, Carl of West Allis, Aaron of Janesville, Peter of Manitowoc, Raymond and Henry at home. The daughters are Mrs. Norma Cox of West Holland, Mrs. Serena Munth of Ashland, Mrs. Verona Hermann of Manitowoc, Misses Cora and Esther at home. Three brothers and three sisters also survive. They are George of Cleveland, Otto of Manitowoc, Emil of Fargo, N. Dak., Mrs. Hattie Schlicting of Manitowoc, Mrs. Lizzie Andrews and Miss Sarah of Brillion.
The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon from the house, Rev. Geo. Reichert officiating. Interment was in the public Cemetery.
Brillion News – September 29, 1922
LOUIS REUTHER
Louis Reuther, one of our best known citizens, died suddenly last Saturday, following an attack of apoplexy. Decedent was born in the town of Centerville in 1861 and came to Brillion with his parents in 1880. Brillion has been his home ever since. In 1887 he was married to Lizzie Bruss.
He is survived by the sorrowing widow, his mother, Mrs. Peter Reuther, six sons and five daughters. The sons are George of Green Bay, Carl of West Allis, Aaron of Janesville, Peter of Manitowoc, Raymond and Henry at home. The daughters are Mrs. Norma Cox of West Holland, Mrs. Serena Munth of Ashland, Mrs. Verona Hermann of Manitowoc, Misses Cora and Esther at home. Three brothers and three sisters also survive. They are George of Cleveland, Otto of Manitowoc, Emil of Fargo, N. Dak., Mrs. Hattie Schlicting of Manitowoc, Mrs. Lizzie Andrews and Miss Sarah of Brillion.
The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon from the house, Rev. Geo. Reichert officiating. Interment was in the public Cemetery.
Brillion News – September 29, 1922
Louis Reuther, one of our best known citizens, died suddenly last Saturday, following an attack of apoplexy. Decedent was born in the town of Centerville in 1861 and came to Brillion with his parents in 1880. Brillion has been his home ever since. In 1887 he was married to Lizzie Bruss.
He is survived by the sorrowing widow, his mother, Mrs. Peter Reuther, six sons and five daughters. The sons are George of Green Bay, Carl of West Allis, Aaron of Janesville, Peter of Manitowoc, Raymond and Henry at home. The daughters are Mrs. Norma Cox of West Holland, Mrs. Serena Munth of Ashland, Mrs. Verona Hermann of Manitowoc, Misses Cora and Esther at home. Three brothers and three sisters also survive. They are George of Cleveland, Otto of Manitowoc, Emil of Fargo, N. Dak., Mrs. Hattie Schlicting of Manitowoc, Mrs. Lizzie Andrews and Miss Sarah of Brillion.
The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon from the house, Rev. Geo. Reichert officiating. Interment was in the public Cemetery.
Brillion News – September 29, 1922
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