FATHER DIES
Peter Pitzen Passes Away Thursday, Services Saturday
Services were held Saturday morning at the Mother of Sorrows church, North Auburn, for Peter Pitzen, who passed away Thursday at the age of 85 years. Death occurred at the home of a son, Jacob, and ended in illness of several weeks. Interment was made at the church cemetery.
The deceased has not enjoyed good health since December 1941, at which time he fell, breaking his hip, but has been able to be up and around.
He was born at Waterville, Lucas Co., Ohio, Nov. 17, 1858, and came to Willard to farm on the marshlands around 1900. He has made his home in this vicinity since that time, but has not actively farmed for several years.
Surviving are the widow, Edith, two sons, Frank and Jacob, and two daughters, Mrs. Iva Markley of Willard, and Mrs. Inez Hacker, of Wheelersburg. Thirteen grandchildren also survive and many nieces and nephews in the vicinity of Toledo. The Geiger funeral home of New Washington, was in charge of the arrangements.
Peter Pitzen Passes Away Thursday, Services Saturday
Services were held Saturday morning at the Mother of Sorrows church, North Auburn, for Peter Pitzen, who passed away Thursday at the age of 85 years. Death occurred at the home of a son, Jacob, and ended in illness of several weeks. Interment was made at the church cemetery.
The deceased has not enjoyed good health since December 1941, at which time he fell, breaking his hip, but has been able to be up and around.
He was born at Waterville, Lucas Co., Ohio, Nov. 17, 1858, and came to Willard to farm on the marshlands around 1900. He has made his home in this vicinity since that time, but has not actively farmed for several years.
Surviving are the widow, Edith, two sons, Frank and Jacob, and two daughters, Mrs. Iva Markley of Willard, and Mrs. Inez Hacker, of Wheelersburg. Thirteen grandchildren also survive and many nieces and nephews in the vicinity of Toledo. The Geiger funeral home of New Washington, was in charge of the arrangements.
FATHER DIES
Peter Pitzen Passes Away Thursday, Services Saturday
Services were held Saturday morning at the Mother of Sorrows church, North Auburn, for Peter Pitzen, who passed away Thursday at the age of 85 years. Death occurred at the home of a son, Jacob, and ended in illness of several weeks. Interment was made at the church cemetery.
The deceased has not enjoyed good health since December 1941, at which time he fell, breaking his hip, but has been able to be up and around.
He was born at Waterville, Lucas Co., Ohio, Nov. 17, 1858, and came to Willard to farm on the marshlands around 1900. He has made his home in this vicinity since that time, but has not actively farmed for several years.
Surviving are the widow, Edith, two sons, Frank and Jacob, and two daughters, Mrs. Iva Markley of Willard, and Mrs. Inez Hacker, of Wheelersburg. Thirteen grandchildren also survive and many nieces and nephews in the vicinity of Toledo. The Geiger funeral home of New Washington, was in charge of the arrangements.
Peter Pitzen Passes Away Thursday, Services Saturday
Services were held Saturday morning at the Mother of Sorrows church, North Auburn, for Peter Pitzen, who passed away Thursday at the age of 85 years. Death occurred at the home of a son, Jacob, and ended in illness of several weeks. Interment was made at the church cemetery.
The deceased has not enjoyed good health since December 1941, at which time he fell, breaking his hip, but has been able to be up and around.
He was born at Waterville, Lucas Co., Ohio, Nov. 17, 1858, and came to Willard to farm on the marshlands around 1900. He has made his home in this vicinity since that time, but has not actively farmed for several years.
Surviving are the widow, Edith, two sons, Frank and Jacob, and two daughters, Mrs. Iva Markley of Willard, and Mrs. Inez Hacker, of Wheelersburg. Thirteen grandchildren also survive and many nieces and nephews in the vicinity of Toledo. The Geiger funeral home of New Washington, was in charge of the arrangements.
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