HENRY GLOE
Death Sunday, following a long illness, of Henry Gloe in the residence of his
brother, August Gloe, where he had been staying for several months.
The deceased was born 08 November 1846 in Holstein, Germany
and came to America with hisparents as a 14-year old boy. The family
settled in Two Rivers and he had lived there until his death. For more than
20 years Henry Gloe was the agent for Nord-Westen in Two Rivers. We always
found him to be a dependable businessman. During that time he also wrote
the correspondence that our readers always
enjoyed.
He leaves 4 children. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, 10 June 1909
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On Sunday morning, Henry Gloe, died at the home of his brother, August
Gloe, where his fatal illness terminated and where he for many months
was carefully nursed. He was born in Holstein, Germany, November 8th,
1846. He received a fair education in his native country. At the age of
14 years he came to America with his parents and with them settled in
Two Rivers. For many years past he took particular interest in supplying
local German newspapers with news items. The funeral took place this
afternoon, Rev. Anderson officiating. The deceased is mourned by four
sons, all living in this city. They are Louis, August, Joseph and Edward.
The Reporter, Sat., June 12, 1909
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HENRY GLOE
TEN YEARS AS RECLUSE
Henry Gloe, Died at Two Rivers, Prominent in Younger Days
Henry Gloe, years ago, one of the most prominent and influential
residents of Two Rivers who in late years of his life, lived as a
recluse in a small cottage on the lakefront in that city is dead. For
many years in his younger days he was a social leader, well educated and
polished and his friendships in the community had no limit. As he grew
older, he took up newspaper work and was a contributor of many articles
to the German press in Wisconsin. An orchestra consisting of his nephews
is a widely known musical organization in this section.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Mon., June 21 1909
Death Sunday, following a long illness, of Henry Gloe in the residence of his
brother, August Gloe, where he had been staying for several months.
The deceased was born 08 November 1846 in Holstein, Germany
and came to America with hisparents as a 14-year old boy. The family
settled in Two Rivers and he had lived there until his death. For more than
20 years Henry Gloe was the agent for Nord-Westen in Two Rivers. We always
found him to be a dependable businessman. During that time he also wrote
the correspondence that our readers always
enjoyed.
He leaves 4 children. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, 10 June 1909
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On Sunday morning, Henry Gloe, died at the home of his brother, August
Gloe, where his fatal illness terminated and where he for many months
was carefully nursed. He was born in Holstein, Germany, November 8th,
1846. He received a fair education in his native country. At the age of
14 years he came to America with his parents and with them settled in
Two Rivers. For many years past he took particular interest in supplying
local German newspapers with news items. The funeral took place this
afternoon, Rev. Anderson officiating. The deceased is mourned by four
sons, all living in this city. They are Louis, August, Joseph and Edward.
The Reporter, Sat., June 12, 1909
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HENRY GLOE
TEN YEARS AS RECLUSE
Henry Gloe, Died at Two Rivers, Prominent in Younger Days
Henry Gloe, years ago, one of the most prominent and influential
residents of Two Rivers who in late years of his life, lived as a
recluse in a small cottage on the lakefront in that city is dead. For
many years in his younger days he was a social leader, well educated and
polished and his friendships in the community had no limit. As he grew
older, he took up newspaper work and was a contributor of many articles
to the German press in Wisconsin. An orchestra consisting of his nephews
is a widely known musical organization in this section.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Mon., June 21 1909
HENRY GLOE
Death Sunday, following a long illness, of Henry Gloe in the residence of his
brother, August Gloe, where he had been staying for several months.
The deceased was born 08 November 1846 in Holstein, Germany
and came to America with hisparents as a 14-year old boy. The family
settled in Two Rivers and he had lived there until his death. For more than
20 years Henry Gloe was the agent for Nord-Westen in Two Rivers. We always
found him to be a dependable businessman. During that time he also wrote
the correspondence that our readers always
enjoyed.
He leaves 4 children. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, 10 June 1909
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On Sunday morning, Henry Gloe, died at the home of his brother, August
Gloe, where his fatal illness terminated and where he for many months
was carefully nursed. He was born in Holstein, Germany, November 8th,
1846. He received a fair education in his native country. At the age of
14 years he came to America with his parents and with them settled in
Two Rivers. For many years past he took particular interest in supplying
local German newspapers with news items. The funeral took place this
afternoon, Rev. Anderson officiating. The deceased is mourned by four
sons, all living in this city. They are Louis, August, Joseph and Edward.
The Reporter, Sat., June 12, 1909
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HENRY GLOE
TEN YEARS AS RECLUSE
Henry Gloe, Died at Two Rivers, Prominent in Younger Days
Henry Gloe, years ago, one of the most prominent and influential
residents of Two Rivers who in late years of his life, lived as a
recluse in a small cottage on the lakefront in that city is dead. For
many years in his younger days he was a social leader, well educated and
polished and his friendships in the community had no limit. As he grew
older, he took up newspaper work and was a contributor of many articles
to the German press in Wisconsin. An orchestra consisting of his nephews
is a widely known musical organization in this section.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Mon., June 21 1909
Death Sunday, following a long illness, of Henry Gloe in the residence of his
brother, August Gloe, where he had been staying for several months.
The deceased was born 08 November 1846 in Holstein, Germany
and came to America with hisparents as a 14-year old boy. The family
settled in Two Rivers and he had lived there until his death. For more than
20 years Henry Gloe was the agent for Nord-Westen in Two Rivers. We always
found him to be a dependable businessman. During that time he also wrote
the correspondence that our readers always
enjoyed.
He leaves 4 children. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, 10 June 1909
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On Sunday morning, Henry Gloe, died at the home of his brother, August
Gloe, where his fatal illness terminated and where he for many months
was carefully nursed. He was born in Holstein, Germany, November 8th,
1846. He received a fair education in his native country. At the age of
14 years he came to America with his parents and with them settled in
Two Rivers. For many years past he took particular interest in supplying
local German newspapers with news items. The funeral took place this
afternoon, Rev. Anderson officiating. The deceased is mourned by four
sons, all living in this city. They are Louis, August, Joseph and Edward.
The Reporter, Sat., June 12, 1909
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HENRY GLOE
TEN YEARS AS RECLUSE
Henry Gloe, Died at Two Rivers, Prominent in Younger Days
Henry Gloe, years ago, one of the most prominent and influential
residents of Two Rivers who in late years of his life, lived as a
recluse in a small cottage on the lakefront in that city is dead. For
many years in his younger days he was a social leader, well educated and
polished and his friendships in the community had no limit. As he grew
older, he took up newspaper work and was a contributor of many articles
to the German press in Wisconsin. An orchestra consisting of his nephews
is a widely known musical organization in this section.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Mon., June 21 1909
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