Father: Michael Bartol.
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AGED PIONEER DIES AS RESULT OF INJURIES
Jacob Bartel(sic), pioneer resident of this county, passed away at the home of his son, Frank of Two Creeks, Monday at the age of 89 years. Deceased was enjoying good health and was still active having shoveled snow on the day before an accident befell him when he fell in the basement of the home. The accident resulted in his death a few days later.
Mr. Bartel was a native of Germany and came to this country about 50 yeasrs ago settling at Manitowoc. A few years later he took up farming in Two Creeks and spent 42 years on the farm where he died and which has now for years been conducted by his son, Frank. Although he retired from management of the farm he was always actuated by that German saying "Arbeit macht des Leben sies" (Works makes life sweet), which contributed greatly to his success as a farmer, a good neighbor and patriotic citizen and caused him to do more or less work up to the end.
Deceased leaves three sons, Michael and Joseph of Manitowoc and Frank and two daughters, Mrs. Michael Weiss and Miss Josephine of this city besides his widow who is 85 years old. The funeral was held Wednesday morning with service at Sacred Heart church.
The Reporter, Fri., Mar. 7, 1924.
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AGED PIONEER DIES AS RESULT OF INJURIES
Jacob Bartel(sic), pioneer resident of this county, passed away at the home of his son, Frank of Two Creeks, Monday at the age of 89 years. Deceased was enjoying good health and was still active having shoveled snow on the day before an accident befell him when he fell in the basement of the home. The accident resulted in his death a few days later.
Mr. Bartel was a native of Germany and came to this country about 50 yeasrs ago settling at Manitowoc. A few years later he took up farming in Two Creeks and spent 42 years on the farm where he died and which has now for years been conducted by his son, Frank. Although he retired from management of the farm he was always actuated by that German saying "Arbeit macht des Leben sies" (Works makes life sweet), which contributed greatly to his success as a farmer, a good neighbor and patriotic citizen and caused him to do more or less work up to the end.
Deceased leaves three sons, Michael and Joseph of Manitowoc and Frank and two daughters, Mrs. Michael Weiss and Miss Josephine of this city besides his widow who is 85 years old. The funeral was held Wednesday morning with service at Sacred Heart church.
The Reporter, Fri., Mar. 7, 1924.
Father: Michael Bartol.
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AGED PIONEER DIES AS RESULT OF INJURIES
Jacob Bartel(sic), pioneer resident of this county, passed away at the home of his son, Frank of Two Creeks, Monday at the age of 89 years. Deceased was enjoying good health and was still active having shoveled snow on the day before an accident befell him when he fell in the basement of the home. The accident resulted in his death a few days later.
Mr. Bartel was a native of Germany and came to this country about 50 yeasrs ago settling at Manitowoc. A few years later he took up farming in Two Creeks and spent 42 years on the farm where he died and which has now for years been conducted by his son, Frank. Although he retired from management of the farm he was always actuated by that German saying "Arbeit macht des Leben sies" (Works makes life sweet), which contributed greatly to his success as a farmer, a good neighbor and patriotic citizen and caused him to do more or less work up to the end.
Deceased leaves three sons, Michael and Joseph of Manitowoc and Frank and two daughters, Mrs. Michael Weiss and Miss Josephine of this city besides his widow who is 85 years old. The funeral was held Wednesday morning with service at Sacred Heart church.
The Reporter, Fri., Mar. 7, 1924.
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AGED PIONEER DIES AS RESULT OF INJURIES
Jacob Bartel(sic), pioneer resident of this county, passed away at the home of his son, Frank of Two Creeks, Monday at the age of 89 years. Deceased was enjoying good health and was still active having shoveled snow on the day before an accident befell him when he fell in the basement of the home. The accident resulted in his death a few days later.
Mr. Bartel was a native of Germany and came to this country about 50 yeasrs ago settling at Manitowoc. A few years later he took up farming in Two Creeks and spent 42 years on the farm where he died and which has now for years been conducted by his son, Frank. Although he retired from management of the farm he was always actuated by that German saying "Arbeit macht des Leben sies" (Works makes life sweet), which contributed greatly to his success as a farmer, a good neighbor and patriotic citizen and caused him to do more or less work up to the end.
Deceased leaves three sons, Michael and Joseph of Manitowoc and Frank and two daughters, Mrs. Michael Weiss and Miss Josephine of this city besides his widow who is 85 years old. The funeral was held Wednesday morning with service at Sacred Heart church.
The Reporter, Fri., Mar. 7, 1924.
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