CATHERINE BOSMA
Mrs. John Bosman of Gravesville who gave birth of a baby boy last week passed away at her home in Sunday morning in spite of all that could be done to alleviate her condition. She was buried on Wednesday morning, the funeral being held at St. Elizabeth’s church Kloten, Rev. Fr. A. F. Pritzl officiating with interment in St. Elizabeth’s cemetery.
Mrs. John Bosma, nee Catherine Ludwig was born in the town of Stockbridge on Dec. 28th, 1904, being a daughter of Frank Ludwig, Sr. She grew to young womanhood on her father’s farm and on May 18, 1924 was united in marriage with John Bosma taking up their residence at Gravesville. She was a young woman who was well liked by all her friends and leaves a great many to mourn her untimely passing.
The deceased is survived by her husband and infant son, Donald, her father, Frank Ludwig, Sr. of Stockbridge town, seven brothers, Jacob of Chilton, Fred of Charlestown, Otto, Leo, Edmund of South Stockbridge and Andrew of Plymouth and Charles of Sheboygan and three sisters, Mrs. Alfred Penning of Stockbridge town and Misses Leona and Lorina at home.
The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereft relatives.
Chilton Times – September 27, 1924
Mrs. John Bosman of Gravesville who gave birth of a baby boy last week passed away at her home in Sunday morning in spite of all that could be done to alleviate her condition. She was buried on Wednesday morning, the funeral being held at St. Elizabeth’s church Kloten, Rev. Fr. A. F. Pritzl officiating with interment in St. Elizabeth’s cemetery.
Mrs. John Bosma, nee Catherine Ludwig was born in the town of Stockbridge on Dec. 28th, 1904, being a daughter of Frank Ludwig, Sr. She grew to young womanhood on her father’s farm and on May 18, 1924 was united in marriage with John Bosma taking up their residence at Gravesville. She was a young woman who was well liked by all her friends and leaves a great many to mourn her untimely passing.
The deceased is survived by her husband and infant son, Donald, her father, Frank Ludwig, Sr. of Stockbridge town, seven brothers, Jacob of Chilton, Fred of Charlestown, Otto, Leo, Edmund of South Stockbridge and Andrew of Plymouth and Charles of Sheboygan and three sisters, Mrs. Alfred Penning of Stockbridge town and Misses Leona and Lorina at home.
The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereft relatives.
Chilton Times – September 27, 1924
CATHERINE BOSMA
Mrs. John Bosman of Gravesville who gave birth of a baby boy last week passed away at her home in Sunday morning in spite of all that could be done to alleviate her condition. She was buried on Wednesday morning, the funeral being held at St. Elizabeth’s church Kloten, Rev. Fr. A. F. Pritzl officiating with interment in St. Elizabeth’s cemetery.
Mrs. John Bosma, nee Catherine Ludwig was born in the town of Stockbridge on Dec. 28th, 1904, being a daughter of Frank Ludwig, Sr. She grew to young womanhood on her father’s farm and on May 18, 1924 was united in marriage with John Bosma taking up their residence at Gravesville. She was a young woman who was well liked by all her friends and leaves a great many to mourn her untimely passing.
The deceased is survived by her husband and infant son, Donald, her father, Frank Ludwig, Sr. of Stockbridge town, seven brothers, Jacob of Chilton, Fred of Charlestown, Otto, Leo, Edmund of South Stockbridge and Andrew of Plymouth and Charles of Sheboygan and three sisters, Mrs. Alfred Penning of Stockbridge town and Misses Leona and Lorina at home.
The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereft relatives.
Chilton Times – September 27, 1924
Mrs. John Bosman of Gravesville who gave birth of a baby boy last week passed away at her home in Sunday morning in spite of all that could be done to alleviate her condition. She was buried on Wednesday morning, the funeral being held at St. Elizabeth’s church Kloten, Rev. Fr. A. F. Pritzl officiating with interment in St. Elizabeth’s cemetery.
Mrs. John Bosma, nee Catherine Ludwig was born in the town of Stockbridge on Dec. 28th, 1904, being a daughter of Frank Ludwig, Sr. She grew to young womanhood on her father’s farm and on May 18, 1924 was united in marriage with John Bosma taking up their residence at Gravesville. She was a young woman who was well liked by all her friends and leaves a great many to mourn her untimely passing.
The deceased is survived by her husband and infant son, Donald, her father, Frank Ludwig, Sr. of Stockbridge town, seven brothers, Jacob of Chilton, Fred of Charlestown, Otto, Leo, Edmund of South Stockbridge and Andrew of Plymouth and Charles of Sheboygan and three sisters, Mrs. Alfred Penning of Stockbridge town and Misses Leona and Lorina at home.
The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereft relatives.
Chilton Times – September 27, 1924
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