MICHAEL RHEIN
From Der Nord Westen, 09 Mar. 1893:
Death on Tues. last week in Two Rivers of Mr. M. Rhein. The funeral took
place Fri. at the Catholic Church.
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Mr. Mike Rhein, quite an aged man living near the village, went to Two
Rivers last Sunday with one of his neighbors. When they neared home Mr.
Rhein thought he would walk, as he was getting chilled. He got out of
the wagon, started for home, when he reached home and opened the door he
fell to the floor unconscious and has been so ever since.
Later-Died
Mr. Mike Rhein of Apoplexy. Deceased was 67 years of age, leaves a wife
and four children to mourn his loss. Mr. Rhein was born in Butzdorf,
Prussia came to this vicinity from Prussia seventeen years ago and lived
here until his death.
Mr. M. Rhein whose serious illness the Chronicle announced last week
died about the time it was issued from the press. His funeral took
place from the Catholic church on Friday and was largely attended. Mr.
Rhein was one of the truest and best men that ever made this city his
home, and his death is a severe loss that the entire community shares
with the bereaved family.
1893 (no date)
Manitowoc Newspaper (actually probably the Two Rivers Chronicle)
MICHAEL RHEIN
From Der Nord Westen, 09 Mar. 1893:
Death on Tues. last week in Two Rivers of Mr. M. Rhein. The funeral took
place Fri. at the Catholic Church.
*********
Mr. Mike Rhein, quite an aged man living near the village, went to Two
Rivers last Sunday with one of his neighbors. When they neared home Mr.
Rhein thought he would walk, as he was getting chilled. He got out of
the wagon, started for home, when he reached home and opened the door he
fell to the floor unconscious and has been so ever since.
Later-Died
Mr. Mike Rhein of Apoplexy. Deceased was 67 years of age, leaves a wife
and four children to mourn his loss. Mr. Rhein was born in Butzdorf,
Prussia came to this vicinity from Prussia seventeen years ago and lived
here until his death.
Mr. M. Rhein whose serious illness the Chronicle announced last week
died about the time it was issued from the press. His funeral took
place from the Catholic church on Friday and was largely attended. Mr.
Rhein was one of the truest and best men that ever made this city his
home, and his death is a severe loss that the entire community shares
with the bereaved family.
1893 (no date)
Manitowoc Newspaper (actually probably the Two Rivers Chronicle)
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