EMMA RUDEBECK
Death seems particularly ruthless and merciless when it take away from
four young children, a kind and loving mother, leaving the father along
to bear the responsibilities of parenthood. Thus it has taken away from
the home of Ervin Rudebeck, 1711 Jackson Street, his wife, Emma, who
passed away Sunday, mother of Lauretta, aged fifteen, Hildred, thirteen,
Viola, eleven and Leslie, eight years. Born here thirty-five years ago,
she was up to the time of her illness two months ago, in apparently good
health. Deceased is also survived by her father, William Mertens, three
brothers, Joseph, John and William and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Dett,
Mrs. George Flegle and Mrs. Ed Wacek. Deceased was affiliated with the
Royal Neighbors and with the Altar Society of St. Luke's Church. The
funeral, which was held Wednesday morning from St. Luke's church was
largely attended by members of these organizations.
The Reporter, Thurs., Jan. 15, 1920
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news article for Emma Rudebeck
The family of Ervin Rudebeck received a check for $1000 recently from
the Royal Neighbors being insurance carried by the late Mrs. Rudebeck.
The Reporter, Thurs., Feb. 26, 1920∼[Ervin, Emma, & Elizabeth are buried together]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Emma was the second of three children {two daughters & a son} born to William & Katherina (Martens) Mertens.
On 21 April 1903, Emma married Ervin Edward Rudebeck in Two Rivers, WI; she was age 18, he was 19.
CHILDREN:
-o- Loretta (1904-1987)
-o- Hildred (1907-1978)
-o- Viola C. (1908-1969)
-o- Leslie B. (1912-1964)
-o- Clifford (1914-???)
A loving wife, homemaker & mother of five, Emma died at age 35.
Death seems particularly ruthless and merciless when it take away from
four young children, a kind and loving mother, leaving the father along
to bear the responsibilities of parenthood. Thus it has taken away from
the home of Ervin Rudebeck, 1711 Jackson Street, his wife, Emma, who
passed away Sunday, mother of Lauretta, aged fifteen, Hildred, thirteen,
Viola, eleven and Leslie, eight years. Born here thirty-five years ago,
she was up to the time of her illness two months ago, in apparently good
health. Deceased is also survived by her father, William Mertens, three
brothers, Joseph, John and William and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Dett,
Mrs. George Flegle and Mrs. Ed Wacek. Deceased was affiliated with the
Royal Neighbors and with the Altar Society of St. Luke's Church. The
funeral, which was held Wednesday morning from St. Luke's church was
largely attended by members of these organizations.
The Reporter, Thurs., Jan. 15, 1920
~~~~~~~~~~~
news article for Emma Rudebeck
The family of Ervin Rudebeck received a check for $1000 recently from
the Royal Neighbors being insurance carried by the late Mrs. Rudebeck.
The Reporter, Thurs., Feb. 26, 1920∼[Ervin, Emma, & Elizabeth are buried together]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Emma was the second of three children {two daughters & a son} born to William & Katherina (Martens) Mertens.
On 21 April 1903, Emma married Ervin Edward Rudebeck in Two Rivers, WI; she was age 18, he was 19.
CHILDREN:
-o- Loretta (1904-1987)
-o- Hildred (1907-1978)
-o- Viola C. (1908-1969)
-o- Leslie B. (1912-1964)
-o- Clifford (1914-???)
A loving wife, homemaker & mother of five, Emma died at age 35.
EMMA RUDEBECK
Death seems particularly ruthless and merciless when it take away from
four young children, a kind and loving mother, leaving the father along
to bear the responsibilities of parenthood. Thus it has taken away from
the home of Ervin Rudebeck, 1711 Jackson Street, his wife, Emma, who
passed away Sunday, mother of Lauretta, aged fifteen, Hildred, thirteen,
Viola, eleven and Leslie, eight years. Born here thirty-five years ago,
she was up to the time of her illness two months ago, in apparently good
health. Deceased is also survived by her father, William Mertens, three
brothers, Joseph, John and William and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Dett,
Mrs. George Flegle and Mrs. Ed Wacek. Deceased was affiliated with the
Royal Neighbors and with the Altar Society of St. Luke's Church. The
funeral, which was held Wednesday morning from St. Luke's church was
largely attended by members of these organizations.
The Reporter, Thurs., Jan. 15, 1920
~~~~~~~~~~~
news article for Emma Rudebeck
The family of Ervin Rudebeck received a check for $1000 recently from
the Royal Neighbors being insurance carried by the late Mrs. Rudebeck.
The Reporter, Thurs., Feb. 26, 1920∼[Ervin, Emma, & Elizabeth are buried together]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Emma was the second of three children {two daughters & a son} born to William & Katherina (Martens) Mertens.
On 21 April 1903, Emma married Ervin Edward Rudebeck in Two Rivers, WI; she was age 18, he was 19.
CHILDREN:
-o- Loretta (1904-1987)
-o- Hildred (1907-1978)
-o- Viola C. (1908-1969)
-o- Leslie B. (1912-1964)
-o- Clifford (1914-???)
A loving wife, homemaker & mother of five, Emma died at age 35.
Death seems particularly ruthless and merciless when it take away from
four young children, a kind and loving mother, leaving the father along
to bear the responsibilities of parenthood. Thus it has taken away from
the home of Ervin Rudebeck, 1711 Jackson Street, his wife, Emma, who
passed away Sunday, mother of Lauretta, aged fifteen, Hildred, thirteen,
Viola, eleven and Leslie, eight years. Born here thirty-five years ago,
she was up to the time of her illness two months ago, in apparently good
health. Deceased is also survived by her father, William Mertens, three
brothers, Joseph, John and William and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Dett,
Mrs. George Flegle and Mrs. Ed Wacek. Deceased was affiliated with the
Royal Neighbors and with the Altar Society of St. Luke's Church. The
funeral, which was held Wednesday morning from St. Luke's church was
largely attended by members of these organizations.
The Reporter, Thurs., Jan. 15, 1920
~~~~~~~~~~~
news article for Emma Rudebeck
The family of Ervin Rudebeck received a check for $1000 recently from
the Royal Neighbors being insurance carried by the late Mrs. Rudebeck.
The Reporter, Thurs., Feb. 26, 1920∼[Ervin, Emma, & Elizabeth are buried together]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Emma was the second of three children {two daughters & a son} born to William & Katherina (Martens) Mertens.
On 21 April 1903, Emma married Ervin Edward Rudebeck in Two Rivers, WI; she was age 18, he was 19.
CHILDREN:
-o- Loretta (1904-1987)
-o- Hildred (1907-1978)
-o- Viola C. (1908-1969)
-o- Leslie B. (1912-1964)
-o- Clifford (1914-???)
A loving wife, homemaker & mother of five, Emma died at age 35.
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