Has Operation
Miss Caroline Heimlich, 711 Salem street, is at Rochester, Minn., where she submitted to surgery a week ago, after going through the Mayo clinic. She is reported recuperating. Her sister, Mrs. Edward Scholz, of La Porte, is with her.
Published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Thursday, May 31, 1945, pg. 3.
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MISS CAROLINE L. HEIMLICH
Miss Caroline Louise Heimlich, 51, of 711 Salem street, died at 7:30 a.m. Thursday at the Home hospital, after an extended illness. Born near Reynolds, she came to Lafayette in 1919 and for 20 years had been employed as timekeeper for the Monon railroad at the Salem street offices. She was an active member of St. James Lutheran church and its Young Ladies' Missionary society.
Surviving are her aged mother, Mrs. Robert Heimlich, with whom she lived; three sisters, Clara, at home, Mrs. Edwin Scholz and Mrs. Robert B. Koon, of La Porte, with two brothers, Fred J., of this city, and Herman R., of DeMotte.
Body at Soller-Baker funeral home after Friday noon, services there Saturday at 1:30 and at St. James church at 2, burial in the Reynolds Lutheran cemetery.
Obituary published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Thursday, November 8, 1945, pg. 11.
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Among those from a distance attending the funeral of Miss Caroline Louise Heimlich, at St. James Lutheran church, were Miss Lydia Hillger and Mrs. Lawrence Bissing, of Chicago; Carl F. Heimlich, Denver, Colo.; Paul Wiese, of New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Erdman, of Rochester; Mrs. George Waltz, of Muncie; Robert Koon and family, Paul and Lillian Scholz, Mrs. Julia Middledorf, Mrs. Sophia Munzel, Mrs. George Mellenthin and Edwin Scholz and family, of La Porte; Herman R. Heimlich and family, of DeMotte.
Published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Tuesday, November 13, 1945, pg. 3.
Miss Caroline Heimlich, 711 Salem street, is at Rochester, Minn., where she submitted to surgery a week ago, after going through the Mayo clinic. She is reported recuperating. Her sister, Mrs. Edward Scholz, of La Porte, is with her.
Published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Thursday, May 31, 1945, pg. 3.
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MISS CAROLINE L. HEIMLICH
Miss Caroline Louise Heimlich, 51, of 711 Salem street, died at 7:30 a.m. Thursday at the Home hospital, after an extended illness. Born near Reynolds, she came to Lafayette in 1919 and for 20 years had been employed as timekeeper for the Monon railroad at the Salem street offices. She was an active member of St. James Lutheran church and its Young Ladies' Missionary society.
Surviving are her aged mother, Mrs. Robert Heimlich, with whom she lived; three sisters, Clara, at home, Mrs. Edwin Scholz and Mrs. Robert B. Koon, of La Porte, with two brothers, Fred J., of this city, and Herman R., of DeMotte.
Body at Soller-Baker funeral home after Friday noon, services there Saturday at 1:30 and at St. James church at 2, burial in the Reynolds Lutheran cemetery.
Obituary published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Thursday, November 8, 1945, pg. 11.
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Among those from a distance attending the funeral of Miss Caroline Louise Heimlich, at St. James Lutheran church, were Miss Lydia Hillger and Mrs. Lawrence Bissing, of Chicago; Carl F. Heimlich, Denver, Colo.; Paul Wiese, of New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Erdman, of Rochester; Mrs. George Waltz, of Muncie; Robert Koon and family, Paul and Lillian Scholz, Mrs. Julia Middledorf, Mrs. Sophia Munzel, Mrs. George Mellenthin and Edwin Scholz and family, of La Porte; Herman R. Heimlich and family, of DeMotte.
Published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Tuesday, November 13, 1945, pg. 3.
Has Operation
Miss Caroline Heimlich, 711 Salem street, is at Rochester, Minn., where she submitted to surgery a week ago, after going through the Mayo clinic. She is reported recuperating. Her sister, Mrs. Edward Scholz, of La Porte, is with her.
Published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Thursday, May 31, 1945, pg. 3.
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MISS CAROLINE L. HEIMLICH
Miss Caroline Louise Heimlich, 51, of 711 Salem street, died at 7:30 a.m. Thursday at the Home hospital, after an extended illness. Born near Reynolds, she came to Lafayette in 1919 and for 20 years had been employed as timekeeper for the Monon railroad at the Salem street offices. She was an active member of St. James Lutheran church and its Young Ladies' Missionary society.
Surviving are her aged mother, Mrs. Robert Heimlich, with whom she lived; three sisters, Clara, at home, Mrs. Edwin Scholz and Mrs. Robert B. Koon, of La Porte, with two brothers, Fred J., of this city, and Herman R., of DeMotte.
Body at Soller-Baker funeral home after Friday noon, services there Saturday at 1:30 and at St. James church at 2, burial in the Reynolds Lutheran cemetery.
Obituary published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Thursday, November 8, 1945, pg. 11.
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Among those from a distance attending the funeral of Miss Caroline Louise Heimlich, at St. James Lutheran church, were Miss Lydia Hillger and Mrs. Lawrence Bissing, of Chicago; Carl F. Heimlich, Denver, Colo.; Paul Wiese, of New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Erdman, of Rochester; Mrs. George Waltz, of Muncie; Robert Koon and family, Paul and Lillian Scholz, Mrs. Julia Middledorf, Mrs. Sophia Munzel, Mrs. George Mellenthin and Edwin Scholz and family, of La Porte; Herman R. Heimlich and family, of DeMotte.
Published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Tuesday, November 13, 1945, pg. 3.
Miss Caroline Heimlich, 711 Salem street, is at Rochester, Minn., where she submitted to surgery a week ago, after going through the Mayo clinic. She is reported recuperating. Her sister, Mrs. Edward Scholz, of La Porte, is with her.
Published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Thursday, May 31, 1945, pg. 3.
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MISS CAROLINE L. HEIMLICH
Miss Caroline Louise Heimlich, 51, of 711 Salem street, died at 7:30 a.m. Thursday at the Home hospital, after an extended illness. Born near Reynolds, she came to Lafayette in 1919 and for 20 years had been employed as timekeeper for the Monon railroad at the Salem street offices. She was an active member of St. James Lutheran church and its Young Ladies' Missionary society.
Surviving are her aged mother, Mrs. Robert Heimlich, with whom she lived; three sisters, Clara, at home, Mrs. Edwin Scholz and Mrs. Robert B. Koon, of La Porte, with two brothers, Fred J., of this city, and Herman R., of DeMotte.
Body at Soller-Baker funeral home after Friday noon, services there Saturday at 1:30 and at St. James church at 2, burial in the Reynolds Lutheran cemetery.
Obituary published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Thursday, November 8, 1945, pg. 11.
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Among those from a distance attending the funeral of Miss Caroline Louise Heimlich, at St. James Lutheran church, were Miss Lydia Hillger and Mrs. Lawrence Bissing, of Chicago; Carl F. Heimlich, Denver, Colo.; Paul Wiese, of New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Erdman, of Rochester; Mrs. George Waltz, of Muncie; Robert Koon and family, Paul and Lillian Scholz, Mrs. Julia Middledorf, Mrs. Sophia Munzel, Mrs. George Mellenthin and Edwin Scholz and family, of La Porte; Herman R. Heimlich and family, of DeMotte.
Published in the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN), on Tuesday, November 13, 1945, pg. 3.
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