CLARA TEGGE
MRS. C. TEGGE DIES FRIDAY AT HER HOME
Passing away at her home, 2215 Adams street Friday afternoon, Mrs. Charles
Tegge, 59, will be buried from St. John's Lutheran church Monday afternoon at
two o'clock. The deceased has been in failing health for some months.
Mrs. Tegge, nee Clara Lenhardt, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Lenhardt, and was born in this city on August 28, 1871. In July 26,
1890, she was married to Charles Tegge, a well known resident of the city, who
preceded her in death seven years ago here.
Mrs. Tegge is survived by four daughters and four sons, Clara and Laura Tegge,
of Chicago; Mrs. John Richgels, Waukegan, Ill., Ruth at home, Albert and Raymond
of Iron River, Mich.; Dr. Carl W. Tegge, of Washington, D.C., and Harry, at home.
She also leaves four sisters, Mrs. Emma Meyer, Milwaukee; Mrs. George Petri,
Milwaukee; Mrs. W. Bedbur, and Miss Hattie Lenhardt, both of Manitowoc, and three
brothers, Fred Lenhardt, Chicago, Frank Lenhardt, Milwaukee and Carl Lenhardt of
this city.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, May 17, 1930 P.12
MRS. C. TEGGE DIES FRIDAY AT HER HOME
Passing away at her home, 2215 Adams street Friday afternoon, Mrs. Charles
Tegge, 59, will be buried from St. John's Lutheran church Monday afternoon at
two o'clock. The deceased has been in failing health for some months.
Mrs. Tegge, nee Clara Lenhardt, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Lenhardt, and was born in this city on August 28, 1871. In July 26,
1890, she was married to Charles Tegge, a well known resident of the city, who
preceded her in death seven years ago here.
Mrs. Tegge is survived by four daughters and four sons, Clara and Laura Tegge,
of Chicago; Mrs. John Richgels, Waukegan, Ill., Ruth at home, Albert and Raymond
of Iron River, Mich.; Dr. Carl W. Tegge, of Washington, D.C., and Harry, at home.
She also leaves four sisters, Mrs. Emma Meyer, Milwaukee; Mrs. George Petri,
Milwaukee; Mrs. W. Bedbur, and Miss Hattie Lenhardt, both of Manitowoc, and three
brothers, Fred Lenhardt, Chicago, Frank Lenhardt, Milwaukee and Carl Lenhardt of
this city.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, May 17, 1930 P.12
CLARA TEGGE
MRS. C. TEGGE DIES FRIDAY AT HER HOME
Passing away at her home, 2215 Adams street Friday afternoon, Mrs. Charles
Tegge, 59, will be buried from St. John's Lutheran church Monday afternoon at
two o'clock. The deceased has been in failing health for some months.
Mrs. Tegge, nee Clara Lenhardt, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Lenhardt, and was born in this city on August 28, 1871. In July 26,
1890, she was married to Charles Tegge, a well known resident of the city, who
preceded her in death seven years ago here.
Mrs. Tegge is survived by four daughters and four sons, Clara and Laura Tegge,
of Chicago; Mrs. John Richgels, Waukegan, Ill., Ruth at home, Albert and Raymond
of Iron River, Mich.; Dr. Carl W. Tegge, of Washington, D.C., and Harry, at home.
She also leaves four sisters, Mrs. Emma Meyer, Milwaukee; Mrs. George Petri,
Milwaukee; Mrs. W. Bedbur, and Miss Hattie Lenhardt, both of Manitowoc, and three
brothers, Fred Lenhardt, Chicago, Frank Lenhardt, Milwaukee and Carl Lenhardt of
this city.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, May 17, 1930 P.12
MRS. C. TEGGE DIES FRIDAY AT HER HOME
Passing away at her home, 2215 Adams street Friday afternoon, Mrs. Charles
Tegge, 59, will be buried from St. John's Lutheran church Monday afternoon at
two o'clock. The deceased has been in failing health for some months.
Mrs. Tegge, nee Clara Lenhardt, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Lenhardt, and was born in this city on August 28, 1871. In July 26,
1890, she was married to Charles Tegge, a well known resident of the city, who
preceded her in death seven years ago here.
Mrs. Tegge is survived by four daughters and four sons, Clara and Laura Tegge,
of Chicago; Mrs. John Richgels, Waukegan, Ill., Ruth at home, Albert and Raymond
of Iron River, Mich.; Dr. Carl W. Tegge, of Washington, D.C., and Harry, at home.
She also leaves four sisters, Mrs. Emma Meyer, Milwaukee; Mrs. George Petri,
Milwaukee; Mrs. W. Bedbur, and Miss Hattie Lenhardt, both of Manitowoc, and three
brothers, Fred Lenhardt, Chicago, Frank Lenhardt, Milwaukee and Carl Lenhardt of
this city.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, May 17, 1930 P.12
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