Door County (WI) ADVOCATE, Mar. 22, 1929
MRS. R. WALKER DIES WEDNESDAY; FUNERAL TODAY
Ill since last November with heart trouble and a complication of diseases, Mrs. Richard Walker of this city died at the Leasum hospital Wednesday morning about 5:30 o'clock. The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the St. Joseph's church and interment will be at the St. Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs. Walker was born at Institute, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Weber, July 21, 1881, and 26 years ago next August was married there. She has lived in Sevastopol or this city all her life.
Surviving are the husband; four sons, Milton, Chester, James, and Bruce; and four daughters, Mildred, Edna, Mary Alice, and Jean. All are living at home except Mildred who is taking nurses' training in Milwaukee. Mrs. Walker's mother, of this city, and three brothers, Andrew, of Green Bay, Matt Jr. of Cadillac, Michigan, and Henry of Shawano, also survive. All are here for the funeral.
MRS. R. WALKER DIES WEDNESDAY; FUNERAL TODAY
Ill since last November with heart trouble and a complication of diseases, Mrs. Richard Walker of this city died at the Leasum hospital Wednesday morning about 5:30 o'clock. The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the St. Joseph's church and interment will be at the St. Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs. Walker was born at Institute, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Weber, July 21, 1881, and 26 years ago next August was married there. She has lived in Sevastopol or this city all her life.
Surviving are the husband; four sons, Milton, Chester, James, and Bruce; and four daughters, Mildred, Edna, Mary Alice, and Jean. All are living at home except Mildred who is taking nurses' training in Milwaukee. Mrs. Walker's mother, of this city, and three brothers, Andrew, of Green Bay, Matt Jr. of Cadillac, Michigan, and Henry of Shawano, also survive. All are here for the funeral.
Door County (WI) ADVOCATE, Mar. 22, 1929
MRS. R. WALKER DIES WEDNESDAY; FUNERAL TODAY
Ill since last November with heart trouble and a complication of diseases, Mrs. Richard Walker of this city died at the Leasum hospital Wednesday morning about 5:30 o'clock. The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the St. Joseph's church and interment will be at the St. Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs. Walker was born at Institute, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Weber, July 21, 1881, and 26 years ago next August was married there. She has lived in Sevastopol or this city all her life.
Surviving are the husband; four sons, Milton, Chester, James, and Bruce; and four daughters, Mildred, Edna, Mary Alice, and Jean. All are living at home except Mildred who is taking nurses' training in Milwaukee. Mrs. Walker's mother, of this city, and three brothers, Andrew, of Green Bay, Matt Jr. of Cadillac, Michigan, and Henry of Shawano, also survive. All are here for the funeral.
MRS. R. WALKER DIES WEDNESDAY; FUNERAL TODAY
Ill since last November with heart trouble and a complication of diseases, Mrs. Richard Walker of this city died at the Leasum hospital Wednesday morning about 5:30 o'clock. The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the St. Joseph's church and interment will be at the St. Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs. Walker was born at Institute, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Weber, July 21, 1881, and 26 years ago next August was married there. She has lived in Sevastopol or this city all her life.
Surviving are the husband; four sons, Milton, Chester, James, and Bruce; and four daughters, Mildred, Edna, Mary Alice, and Jean. All are living at home except Mildred who is taking nurses' training in Milwaukee. Mrs. Walker's mother, of this city, and three brothers, Andrew, of Green Bay, Matt Jr. of Cadillac, Michigan, and Henry of Shawano, also survive. All are here for the funeral.
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