HENRY HEBERER
Pioneer Settler Dies at His Home Here
Mr. Henry Heberer who has been ill at his home here since December 1928 died Friday morning at 8:15 a.m. death coming to relieve his sufferings after everything was done by medical aid to effect a cure.
Mr. Heberer was born December 15th, 1858 in Milwaukee and later lived with his parents in Kewaskum. Forty-four years ago he removed to Reedsville where he has
since resided with his wife who formerly was Charlotte Grimm, of Grimms, Wis.
He leaves besides his wife, five children, Adolph of New Fane, Kewskum, Eleanore, Mrs. E. Hoenig, of Milwaukee, Louis Heberer, Reedsville, Mrs. Herbert Krueger, Forest, Jct., and Miss Martha Heberer of Milwaukee.
Three brothers, William and Tobias (sic-one brother not named) of Kewauskum also survive. The funeral will take place Monday at 1:30 p.m. from the home and 1:45 at Lutheran church, Rev. H. Koch officiating.
Mr. Heberer was a devout member of the Lutheran church all his life having served as trustee of the Reedsville Lutheran church for eighteen years.
A kind husband and loving father and esteemed neighbor, Mr. Heberer will be sadly missed by his family and friends by whom he was highly esteemed.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, June 22, 1929 P. 5
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Pioneer Settler Dies at His Home Here
Mr. Henry Heberer who has been ill at his home here since December 1928 died Friday morning at 8:15 a.m. death coming to relieve his sufferings after everything was done by medical aid to effect a cure.
Mr. Heberer was born December 15th, 1858 in Milwaukee and later lived with his parents in Kewaskum. Forty-four years ago he removed to Reedsville where he has
since resided with his wife who formerly was Charlotte Grimm, of Grimms, Wis.
He leaves besides his wife, five children, Adolph of New Fane, Kewskum, Eleanore, Mrs. E. Hoenig, of Milwaukee, Louis Heberer, Reedsville, Mrs. Herbert Krueger, Forest, Jct., and Miss Martha Heberer of Milwaukee.
Three brothers, William and Tobias (sic-one brother not named) of Kewauskum also survive. The funeral will take place Monday at 1:30 p.m. from the home and 1:45 at Lutheran church, Rev. H. Koch officiating.
Mr. Heberer was a devout member of the Lutheran church all his life having served as trustee of the Reedsville Lutheran church for eighteen years.
A kind husband and loving father and esteemed neighbor, Mr. Heberer will be sadly missed by his family and friends by whom he was highly esteemed.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, June 22, 1929 P. 5
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HENRY HEBERER
Pioneer Settler Dies at His Home Here
Mr. Henry Heberer who has been ill at his home here since December 1928 died Friday morning at 8:15 a.m. death coming to relieve his sufferings after everything was done by medical aid to effect a cure.
Mr. Heberer was born December 15th, 1858 in Milwaukee and later lived with his parents in Kewaskum. Forty-four years ago he removed to Reedsville where he has
since resided with his wife who formerly was Charlotte Grimm, of Grimms, Wis.
He leaves besides his wife, five children, Adolph of New Fane, Kewskum, Eleanore, Mrs. E. Hoenig, of Milwaukee, Louis Heberer, Reedsville, Mrs. Herbert Krueger, Forest, Jct., and Miss Martha Heberer of Milwaukee.
Three brothers, William and Tobias (sic-one brother not named) of Kewauskum also survive. The funeral will take place Monday at 1:30 p.m. from the home and 1:45 at Lutheran church, Rev. H. Koch officiating.
Mr. Heberer was a devout member of the Lutheran church all his life having served as trustee of the Reedsville Lutheran church for eighteen years.
A kind husband and loving father and esteemed neighbor, Mr. Heberer will be sadly missed by his family and friends by whom he was highly esteemed.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, June 22, 1929 P. 5
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Pioneer Settler Dies at His Home Here
Mr. Henry Heberer who has been ill at his home here since December 1928 died Friday morning at 8:15 a.m. death coming to relieve his sufferings after everything was done by medical aid to effect a cure.
Mr. Heberer was born December 15th, 1858 in Milwaukee and later lived with his parents in Kewaskum. Forty-four years ago he removed to Reedsville where he has
since resided with his wife who formerly was Charlotte Grimm, of Grimms, Wis.
He leaves besides his wife, five children, Adolph of New Fane, Kewskum, Eleanore, Mrs. E. Hoenig, of Milwaukee, Louis Heberer, Reedsville, Mrs. Herbert Krueger, Forest, Jct., and Miss Martha Heberer of Milwaukee.
Three brothers, William and Tobias (sic-one brother not named) of Kewauskum also survive. The funeral will take place Monday at 1:30 p.m. from the home and 1:45 at Lutheran church, Rev. H. Koch officiating.
Mr. Heberer was a devout member of the Lutheran church all his life having served as trustee of the Reedsville Lutheran church for eighteen years.
A kind husband and loving father and esteemed neighbor, Mr. Heberer will be sadly missed by his family and friends by whom he was highly esteemed.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, June 22, 1929 P. 5
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