Traer Star Clipper, Friday, March 18th, 1938 page 9
Mrs. Anna E. Keidel, former Traer and Geneseo resident, died at her home in Dysart Saturday after a serious illness of about ten days. Pneumonia, which developed two days before her passing, was the immediate cause of her death. Nine years ago, Mrs. Keidel suffered a paralytic stroke, which made her an invalid several months. While she never completely recovered, she was able to give some assistance in maintaining her household and enjoyed reasonably good health until recently. Mrs. Keidel, who was Anna E. Bracht before her marriage was born July 19, 1855 at Mt. Savage, Maryland. Her childhood was spent in Maryland and later, she moved with her parents to Pennsylvania. She was married in that state to Albert E Keidel November 30, 1876. After three years in Pennsylvania the couple came to Iowa and located at West Irving In the spring of 1880, they moved to a farm near Traer where they lived nearly twenty-five years. They operated one of the Theodore F. Clark farms in Geneseo township many years Mr. Keidel died in October 1919. Mrs. Keidel remained on the farm in Geneseo until thirteen years ago when she retired in Dysart.
The decedent united with the Evangelical Lutheran church at the age of 14. After the family located in the Traer community, she affiliated with the Congregational church, and retained her membership here until her death. Mrs. Keidel was greatly interested in her home and family and endeavored to make it a happy place for her loved ones. Surviving are five sons— Ira C. of St Louis, Missouri; Charles A., John H., Arthur E. and Herman C., all of Dysart.
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home in Dysart conducted by the pastor of First Evangelical church after which the body was taken to Traer for burial beside the husband in Buckingham cemetery. Music during the funeral service was furnished by Mrs. Roland Degner, Mrs. Myron Lindeman and Mrs. Karl Aschenbrenner. Casket bearers were Ed Stroh, Henry Thiel, Tom Thiesen, John Kerr, Wallace Taylor and George Taylor. Among the relatives and friends attending the rites from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kidwell and Raymond Kidwell. of Versailles Missouri; Mrs. C. E. Wells, of Rinard Iowa; Mrs. L. S. Keith and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keith, all of Reinbeck: Mr. and Mrs. William Garretson, of Toledo: Mrs. Joe Robb and daughter, of Waterloo. Dave Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoakes, Mrs. William Burghart and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hartshorn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kober, Katherine and John Kober, all of Traer.
Contributor: George (48419540)
Mrs. Anna E. Keidel, former Traer and Geneseo resident, died at her home in Dysart Saturday after a serious illness of about ten days. Pneumonia, which developed two days before her passing, was the immediate cause of her death. Nine years ago, Mrs. Keidel suffered a paralytic stroke, which made her an invalid several months. While she never completely recovered, she was able to give some assistance in maintaining her household and enjoyed reasonably good health until recently. Mrs. Keidel, who was Anna E. Bracht before her marriage was born July 19, 1855 at Mt. Savage, Maryland. Her childhood was spent in Maryland and later, she moved with her parents to Pennsylvania. She was married in that state to Albert E Keidel November 30, 1876. After three years in Pennsylvania the couple came to Iowa and located at West Irving In the spring of 1880, they moved to a farm near Traer where they lived nearly twenty-five years. They operated one of the Theodore F. Clark farms in Geneseo township many years Mr. Keidel died in October 1919. Mrs. Keidel remained on the farm in Geneseo until thirteen years ago when she retired in Dysart.
The decedent united with the Evangelical Lutheran church at the age of 14. After the family located in the Traer community, she affiliated with the Congregational church, and retained her membership here until her death. Mrs. Keidel was greatly interested in her home and family and endeavored to make it a happy place for her loved ones. Surviving are five sons— Ira C. of St Louis, Missouri; Charles A., John H., Arthur E. and Herman C., all of Dysart.
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home in Dysart conducted by the pastor of First Evangelical church after which the body was taken to Traer for burial beside the husband in Buckingham cemetery. Music during the funeral service was furnished by Mrs. Roland Degner, Mrs. Myron Lindeman and Mrs. Karl Aschenbrenner. Casket bearers were Ed Stroh, Henry Thiel, Tom Thiesen, John Kerr, Wallace Taylor and George Taylor. Among the relatives and friends attending the rites from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kidwell and Raymond Kidwell. of Versailles Missouri; Mrs. C. E. Wells, of Rinard Iowa; Mrs. L. S. Keith and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keith, all of Reinbeck: Mr. and Mrs. William Garretson, of Toledo: Mrs. Joe Robb and daughter, of Waterloo. Dave Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoakes, Mrs. William Burghart and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hartshorn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kober, Katherine and John Kober, all of Traer.
Contributor: George (48419540)
Traer Star Clipper, Friday, March 18th, 1938 page 9
Mrs. Anna E. Keidel, former Traer and Geneseo resident, died at her home in Dysart Saturday after a serious illness of about ten days. Pneumonia, which developed two days before her passing, was the immediate cause of her death. Nine years ago, Mrs. Keidel suffered a paralytic stroke, which made her an invalid several months. While she never completely recovered, she was able to give some assistance in maintaining her household and enjoyed reasonably good health until recently. Mrs. Keidel, who was Anna E. Bracht before her marriage was born July 19, 1855 at Mt. Savage, Maryland. Her childhood was spent in Maryland and later, she moved with her parents to Pennsylvania. She was married in that state to Albert E Keidel November 30, 1876. After three years in Pennsylvania the couple came to Iowa and located at West Irving In the spring of 1880, they moved to a farm near Traer where they lived nearly twenty-five years. They operated one of the Theodore F. Clark farms in Geneseo township many years Mr. Keidel died in October 1919. Mrs. Keidel remained on the farm in Geneseo until thirteen years ago when she retired in Dysart.
The decedent united with the Evangelical Lutheran church at the age of 14. After the family located in the Traer community, she affiliated with the Congregational church, and retained her membership here until her death. Mrs. Keidel was greatly interested in her home and family and endeavored to make it a happy place for her loved ones. Surviving are five sons— Ira C. of St Louis, Missouri; Charles A., John H., Arthur E. and Herman C., all of Dysart.
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home in Dysart conducted by the pastor of First Evangelical church after which the body was taken to Traer for burial beside the husband in Buckingham cemetery. Music during the funeral service was furnished by Mrs. Roland Degner, Mrs. Myron Lindeman and Mrs. Karl Aschenbrenner. Casket bearers were Ed Stroh, Henry Thiel, Tom Thiesen, John Kerr, Wallace Taylor and George Taylor. Among the relatives and friends attending the rites from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kidwell and Raymond Kidwell. of Versailles Missouri; Mrs. C. E. Wells, of Rinard Iowa; Mrs. L. S. Keith and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keith, all of Reinbeck: Mr. and Mrs. William Garretson, of Toledo: Mrs. Joe Robb and daughter, of Waterloo. Dave Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoakes, Mrs. William Burghart and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hartshorn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kober, Katherine and John Kober, all of Traer.
Contributor: George (48419540)
Mrs. Anna E. Keidel, former Traer and Geneseo resident, died at her home in Dysart Saturday after a serious illness of about ten days. Pneumonia, which developed two days before her passing, was the immediate cause of her death. Nine years ago, Mrs. Keidel suffered a paralytic stroke, which made her an invalid several months. While she never completely recovered, she was able to give some assistance in maintaining her household and enjoyed reasonably good health until recently. Mrs. Keidel, who was Anna E. Bracht before her marriage was born July 19, 1855 at Mt. Savage, Maryland. Her childhood was spent in Maryland and later, she moved with her parents to Pennsylvania. She was married in that state to Albert E Keidel November 30, 1876. After three years in Pennsylvania the couple came to Iowa and located at West Irving In the spring of 1880, they moved to a farm near Traer where they lived nearly twenty-five years. They operated one of the Theodore F. Clark farms in Geneseo township many years Mr. Keidel died in October 1919. Mrs. Keidel remained on the farm in Geneseo until thirteen years ago when she retired in Dysart.
The decedent united with the Evangelical Lutheran church at the age of 14. After the family located in the Traer community, she affiliated with the Congregational church, and retained her membership here until her death. Mrs. Keidel was greatly interested in her home and family and endeavored to make it a happy place for her loved ones. Surviving are five sons— Ira C. of St Louis, Missouri; Charles A., John H., Arthur E. and Herman C., all of Dysart.
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home in Dysart conducted by the pastor of First Evangelical church after which the body was taken to Traer for burial beside the husband in Buckingham cemetery. Music during the funeral service was furnished by Mrs. Roland Degner, Mrs. Myron Lindeman and Mrs. Karl Aschenbrenner. Casket bearers were Ed Stroh, Henry Thiel, Tom Thiesen, John Kerr, Wallace Taylor and George Taylor. Among the relatives and friends attending the rites from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kidwell and Raymond Kidwell. of Versailles Missouri; Mrs. C. E. Wells, of Rinard Iowa; Mrs. L. S. Keith and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keith, all of Reinbeck: Mr. and Mrs. William Garretson, of Toledo: Mrs. Joe Robb and daughter, of Waterloo. Dave Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoakes, Mrs. William Burghart and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hartshorn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kober, Katherine and John Kober, all of Traer.
Contributor: George (48419540)
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