From the Faribault Daily News, Jan. 5, 1960:
Arthur E. Boldt, 41, 4153 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill., passed away suddenly at his home in Chicago on Saturday evening, Dec. 26. Funeral servcies will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Boldt Funeral Home, with Rev. Darvin Miller, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church officiating. Interment will take place in the Nerstrand Evangelical United Brethren cemetery. Friends may call at the Boldt Funeral Home from Tuesday evening until the hour of services on Wednesday. Mr. Boldt is survived by his wife, Lorraine (the former Lorraine Fisher); two sons, Thomas and Allen; daughter, Mary Ann Boldt; nine sisters, Mrs. Clarence Trissman (Mable) of St. Paull, Mrs. Leslie Kenney (Mae) of St. Paul, Mrs. Henry Schwartz (Nellie) of St. Paul, Mrs. Franz Elmquist (Daisy) St. Paul, Mrs. Roy Miller (Grace) of St. Paul, Mrs. Jack Schuller (Dorothy) Faribault, Mrs. Rudolph Nelson (Ruth) Kenyon, Mrs. Edward Nanis (Bernice) Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. Richard Garret (Florence) LaKota, Iowa; and two brothers, Erwin Boldt, Faribault and Ernest Boldt, Jr., San Francisco. Mr. Boldt was a former Faribault resident, and a veteran of Worldl War II.
Arthur E. Boldt, 41, 4153 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill., passed away suddenly at his home in Chicago on Saturday evening, Dec. 26. Funeral servcies will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Boldt Funeral Home, with Rev. Darvin Miller, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church officiating. Interment will take place in the Nerstrand Evangelical United Brethren cemetery. Friends may call at the Boldt Funeral Home from Tuesday evening until the hour of services on Wednesday. Mr. Boldt is survived by his wife, Lorraine (the former Lorraine Fisher); two sons, Thomas and Allen; daughter, Mary Ann Boldt; nine sisters, Mrs. Clarence Trissman (Mable) of St. Paull, Mrs. Leslie Kenney (Mae) of St. Paul, Mrs. Henry Schwartz (Nellie) of St. Paul, Mrs. Franz Elmquist (Daisy) St. Paul, Mrs. Roy Miller (Grace) of St. Paul, Mrs. Jack Schuller (Dorothy) Faribault, Mrs. Rudolph Nelson (Ruth) Kenyon, Mrs. Edward Nanis (Bernice) Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. Richard Garret (Florence) LaKota, Iowa; and two brothers, Erwin Boldt, Faribault and Ernest Boldt, Jr., San Francisco. Mr. Boldt was a former Faribault resident, and a veteran of Worldl War II.
From the Faribault Daily News, Jan. 5, 1960:
Arthur E. Boldt, 41, 4153 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill., passed away suddenly at his home in Chicago on Saturday evening, Dec. 26. Funeral servcies will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Boldt Funeral Home, with Rev. Darvin Miller, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church officiating. Interment will take place in the Nerstrand Evangelical United Brethren cemetery. Friends may call at the Boldt Funeral Home from Tuesday evening until the hour of services on Wednesday. Mr. Boldt is survived by his wife, Lorraine (the former Lorraine Fisher); two sons, Thomas and Allen; daughter, Mary Ann Boldt; nine sisters, Mrs. Clarence Trissman (Mable) of St. Paull, Mrs. Leslie Kenney (Mae) of St. Paul, Mrs. Henry Schwartz (Nellie) of St. Paul, Mrs. Franz Elmquist (Daisy) St. Paul, Mrs. Roy Miller (Grace) of St. Paul, Mrs. Jack Schuller (Dorothy) Faribault, Mrs. Rudolph Nelson (Ruth) Kenyon, Mrs. Edward Nanis (Bernice) Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. Richard Garret (Florence) LaKota, Iowa; and two brothers, Erwin Boldt, Faribault and Ernest Boldt, Jr., San Francisco. Mr. Boldt was a former Faribault resident, and a veteran of Worldl War II.
Arthur E. Boldt, 41, 4153 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill., passed away suddenly at his home in Chicago on Saturday evening, Dec. 26. Funeral servcies will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Boldt Funeral Home, with Rev. Darvin Miller, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church officiating. Interment will take place in the Nerstrand Evangelical United Brethren cemetery. Friends may call at the Boldt Funeral Home from Tuesday evening until the hour of services on Wednesday. Mr. Boldt is survived by his wife, Lorraine (the former Lorraine Fisher); two sons, Thomas and Allen; daughter, Mary Ann Boldt; nine sisters, Mrs. Clarence Trissman (Mable) of St. Paull, Mrs. Leslie Kenney (Mae) of St. Paul, Mrs. Henry Schwartz (Nellie) of St. Paul, Mrs. Franz Elmquist (Daisy) St. Paul, Mrs. Roy Miller (Grace) of St. Paul, Mrs. Jack Schuller (Dorothy) Faribault, Mrs. Rudolph Nelson (Ruth) Kenyon, Mrs. Edward Nanis (Bernice) Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. Richard Garret (Florence) LaKota, Iowa; and two brothers, Erwin Boldt, Faribault and Ernest Boldt, Jr., San Francisco. Mr. Boldt was a former Faribault resident, and a veteran of Worldl War II.
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