HELEN CHRISTOFFEL
DIES AT KENOSHA
Messages received in the city this morning, told of the death at Kenosha of Mrs. Jacob Christofel (sic), 89, fomerly a resident of Two Rivers. She has been at Kenosha for about a year. Five daughters, Mrs. William Bratby and Mrs. Albert Bratby, Racine, Mrs. Al Karkow and Mrs. Emil Hoefert of Racine, Mrs. Theodore Neuenberger of this city and two sons, Jacob of Racine and Peter of this city survive. The body will be brought to Two Rivers for burial, the funeral taking place Thursday morning, from the St. Luke's church.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, November 1, 1927, P. 9
DIES AT KENOSHA
Messages received in the city this morning, told of the death at Kenosha of Mrs. Jacob Christofel (sic), 89, fomerly a resident of Two Rivers. She has been at Kenosha for about a year. Five daughters, Mrs. William Bratby and Mrs. Albert Bratby, Racine, Mrs. Al Karkow and Mrs. Emil Hoefert of Racine, Mrs. Theodore Neuenberger of this city and two sons, Jacob of Racine and Peter of this city survive. The body will be brought to Two Rivers for burial, the funeral taking place Thursday morning, from the St. Luke's church.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, November 1, 1927, P. 9
HELEN CHRISTOFFEL
DIES AT KENOSHA
Messages received in the city this morning, told of the death at Kenosha of Mrs. Jacob Christofel (sic), 89, fomerly a resident of Two Rivers. She has been at Kenosha for about a year. Five daughters, Mrs. William Bratby and Mrs. Albert Bratby, Racine, Mrs. Al Karkow and Mrs. Emil Hoefert of Racine, Mrs. Theodore Neuenberger of this city and two sons, Jacob of Racine and Peter of this city survive. The body will be brought to Two Rivers for burial, the funeral taking place Thursday morning, from the St. Luke's church.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, November 1, 1927, P. 9
DIES AT KENOSHA
Messages received in the city this morning, told of the death at Kenosha of Mrs. Jacob Christofel (sic), 89, fomerly a resident of Two Rivers. She has been at Kenosha for about a year. Five daughters, Mrs. William Bratby and Mrs. Albert Bratby, Racine, Mrs. Al Karkow and Mrs. Emil Hoefert of Racine, Mrs. Theodore Neuenberger of this city and two sons, Jacob of Racine and Peter of this city survive. The body will be brought to Two Rivers for burial, the funeral taking place Thursday morning, from the St. Luke's church.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, November 1, 1927, P. 9
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