Joseph Boehm, 64, life-long resident of Whitelaw, died at his home there today after an illness of ten months.The body was removed from the Hussar and Wachal Funeral parlors at Kellnersville to the residence at Whitelaw, Route 1, this afternoon.
The funeral will be held at St. Augustine's church, Reifs Mills. Mr. Boehm was born in the town of Franklin May 2, 1868. He was a farmer for many years. Thirty-three years ago he married Christina Korinek at Whitelaw.Besides the widow, the survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Anna George, Chicago, Miss May at home, one son, Max at home and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Remiker and Mrs. Steve McGoority, Milwaukee.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, June 7, 1932 P.11
The funeral will be held at St. Augustine's church, Reifs Mills. Mr. Boehm was born in the town of Franklin May 2, 1868. He was a farmer for many years. Thirty-three years ago he married Christina Korinek at Whitelaw.Besides the widow, the survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Anna George, Chicago, Miss May at home, one son, Max at home and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Remiker and Mrs. Steve McGoority, Milwaukee.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, June 7, 1932 P.11
Joseph Boehm, 64, life-long resident of Whitelaw, died at his home there today after an illness of ten months.The body was removed from the Hussar and Wachal Funeral parlors at Kellnersville to the residence at Whitelaw, Route 1, this afternoon.
The funeral will be held at St. Augustine's church, Reifs Mills. Mr. Boehm was born in the town of Franklin May 2, 1868. He was a farmer for many years. Thirty-three years ago he married Christina Korinek at Whitelaw.Besides the widow, the survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Anna George, Chicago, Miss May at home, one son, Max at home and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Remiker and Mrs. Steve McGoority, Milwaukee.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, June 7, 1932 P.11
The funeral will be held at St. Augustine's church, Reifs Mills. Mr. Boehm was born in the town of Franklin May 2, 1868. He was a farmer for many years. Thirty-three years ago he married Christina Korinek at Whitelaw.Besides the widow, the survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Anna George, Chicago, Miss May at home, one son, Max at home and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Remiker and Mrs. Steve McGoority, Milwaukee.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, June 7, 1932 P.11
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