Blaser. Schw. Elisabeth Blaser, geb. Schirmer, wurde geboren den 18. April 1868 zu Warmbach in Baden, Europa. Im Jahre 1889 wanderte sie aus nach Amerika, wo sie in Wichita, Kan. ankam. Dort fand sie im Jahre 1892 Frieden im Blute des Lammes. Am 1. Jan. 1895 trat sie in den Ehestand mit Br. Fritz Blaser. In dieser Verbindung schenkte der Herr ihnen 5 Kinder. 20 Jahre durften diese Geschwister zusammen pilgern. Die Verstorbene war Glied der Schweizergemeinde bei Whitewater Kan., wohnte aber seit 4 Jahren bei Garber, Okla. Sie litt seit längerer Zeit an Asthma, wozu sich noch Herzleiden und Wassersucht gesellte. Am 8. April durfte die erlöste Seele heimkehren. Sie hinterläßt den Gatten, ihre Mutter, 5 Kinder, 4 Schwestern und 2 Brüder. Ihr Alter war 47 Jahre weniger 10 Tage. Leichenreden wurden gehalten von John Roth in deutscher Sprache über Ps. 16, 5-7 und H. J. Dyck in englischer Sprache über Matth. 24,44: in der Deutsch-Lutherischen Kirche zu Garber, Okla., Selig sind die Toten die in dem Herrn sterben.
(CBB 22 Apr 1915 p. 6)
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Elisabeth Blaser, nee Schirmer was born on 18 April 1868 at Warmbach in Baden, Europe. In 1889 she emigrated to America, where she lived in Wichita, Kan. There she found peace in the blood of the Lamb in 1892. On Jan. 1, 1895, she entered into marriage with Fritz Blaser. In this connection the Lord gave them 5 children. For 20 years, these siblings were allowed to make a pilgrimage together. The deceased was part of the Swiss community at Whitewater Kan., but lived for 4 years at Garber, Okla. She suffered from asthma for a long time, which was accompanied by heart disease and dropsy. On the 8th of April the redeemed soul was allowed to return home. She leaves the spouse, her mother, 5 children, 4 sisters and 2 brothers. Her age was 47 years less 10 days. Funeral speeches were made by John Roth in German on Ps. 16, 5-7 and H. J. Dyck in English on Matth. 24:44: in the German-Lutheran Church of Garber, Okla., Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
(CBB 22 Apr 1915 p.
(CBB 22 Apr 1915 p. 6)
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Elisabeth Blaser, nee Schirmer was born on 18 April 1868 at Warmbach in Baden, Europe. In 1889 she emigrated to America, where she lived in Wichita, Kan. There she found peace in the blood of the Lamb in 1892. On Jan. 1, 1895, she entered into marriage with Fritz Blaser. In this connection the Lord gave them 5 children. For 20 years, these siblings were allowed to make a pilgrimage together. The deceased was part of the Swiss community at Whitewater Kan., but lived for 4 years at Garber, Okla. She suffered from asthma for a long time, which was accompanied by heart disease and dropsy. On the 8th of April the redeemed soul was allowed to return home. She leaves the spouse, her mother, 5 children, 4 sisters and 2 brothers. Her age was 47 years less 10 days. Funeral speeches were made by John Roth in German on Ps. 16, 5-7 and H. J. Dyck in English on Matth. 24:44: in the German-Lutheran Church of Garber, Okla., Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
(CBB 22 Apr 1915 p.
Blaser. Schw. Elisabeth Blaser, geb. Schirmer, wurde geboren den 18. April 1868 zu Warmbach in Baden, Europa. Im Jahre 1889 wanderte sie aus nach Amerika, wo sie in Wichita, Kan. ankam. Dort fand sie im Jahre 1892 Frieden im Blute des Lammes. Am 1. Jan. 1895 trat sie in den Ehestand mit Br. Fritz Blaser. In dieser Verbindung schenkte der Herr ihnen 5 Kinder. 20 Jahre durften diese Geschwister zusammen pilgern. Die Verstorbene war Glied der Schweizergemeinde bei Whitewater Kan., wohnte aber seit 4 Jahren bei Garber, Okla. Sie litt seit längerer Zeit an Asthma, wozu sich noch Herzleiden und Wassersucht gesellte. Am 8. April durfte die erlöste Seele heimkehren. Sie hinterläßt den Gatten, ihre Mutter, 5 Kinder, 4 Schwestern und 2 Brüder. Ihr Alter war 47 Jahre weniger 10 Tage. Leichenreden wurden gehalten von John Roth in deutscher Sprache über Ps. 16, 5-7 und H. J. Dyck in englischer Sprache über Matth. 24,44: in der Deutsch-Lutherischen Kirche zu Garber, Okla., Selig sind die Toten die in dem Herrn sterben.
(CBB 22 Apr 1915 p. 6)
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Elisabeth Blaser, nee Schirmer was born on 18 April 1868 at Warmbach in Baden, Europe. In 1889 she emigrated to America, where she lived in Wichita, Kan. There she found peace in the blood of the Lamb in 1892. On Jan. 1, 1895, she entered into marriage with Fritz Blaser. In this connection the Lord gave them 5 children. For 20 years, these siblings were allowed to make a pilgrimage together. The deceased was part of the Swiss community at Whitewater Kan., but lived for 4 years at Garber, Okla. She suffered from asthma for a long time, which was accompanied by heart disease and dropsy. On the 8th of April the redeemed soul was allowed to return home. She leaves the spouse, her mother, 5 children, 4 sisters and 2 brothers. Her age was 47 years less 10 days. Funeral speeches were made by John Roth in German on Ps. 16, 5-7 and H. J. Dyck in English on Matth. 24:44: in the German-Lutheran Church of Garber, Okla., Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
(CBB 22 Apr 1915 p.
(CBB 22 Apr 1915 p. 6)
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Elisabeth Blaser, nee Schirmer was born on 18 April 1868 at Warmbach in Baden, Europe. In 1889 she emigrated to America, where she lived in Wichita, Kan. There she found peace in the blood of the Lamb in 1892. On Jan. 1, 1895, she entered into marriage with Fritz Blaser. In this connection the Lord gave them 5 children. For 20 years, these siblings were allowed to make a pilgrimage together. The deceased was part of the Swiss community at Whitewater Kan., but lived for 4 years at Garber, Okla. She suffered from asthma for a long time, which was accompanied by heart disease and dropsy. On the 8th of April the redeemed soul was allowed to return home. She leaves the spouse, her mother, 5 children, 4 sisters and 2 brothers. Her age was 47 years less 10 days. Funeral speeches were made by John Roth in German on Ps. 16, 5-7 and H. J. Dyck in English on Matth. 24:44: in the German-Lutheran Church of Garber, Okla., Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
(CBB 22 Apr 1915 p.
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