PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JAN. 24, 1929.
NO. 102
Death of Mrs. Edward Rummel at the Hospital Sudden Change for the Worse in Patient Recovering from Operation Brings Death. The death of Mrs. Edward Ruminel, well known and loved lady of the community, occurred early Sunday morning at the lmmanuel hospital at Omaha where tor the past week she has been recovering from the effects of an operation and in the last few days Mrs. Rummel had apparently been gaining very rapidly. Members of the family had been with her Saturday afternoon and found that she was To all intents very much better and the attending physicians had expressed bright hopes of her early recovery after her operation had been of a most serious nature and required time to heal. The sudden heart attack suffered early Sunday morning brought the rapid collapse of the patient and death in a very short time.
The passing of this splendid lady has come with the greatest shock not only to the sorrowing husband and the grief stricken parents and brothers and sisters, but to the host of friends who have known Mrs. Rummel in her lifetime in this community and where she has quietly passed her lifetime, loving her home and in its care and that of her loved ones found her greatest pleasure. In the circles of the old time friends she will be greatly missed, while in the home her going will leave a sorrow that only the healing hand of time can soften to the grieved hearts of her loved ones.
Mary Janda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Janda. was born in Platts mouth April 3. 1885, and was aged 4 5 years and 9 months, received her education in the schools of this city and was a very active figure in the life of the community. Iu her girl hood, the deceased lady, assisted her father, one of the talented musicians; of the city, in the musical work of the Holy Rosary church and In later years following her marriage, while residing on the farm near Mynard she has assisted often in the musical programs of the church. The marriage of Mary Janda and Edward Rummel occurred in this city February 8, 1910. and since that time they have resided on the farm near Mynard and by their efforts have made it one of the best farms in that section and a home that the departed lady loved very much.
There remains to mourn her death the husband, Edward Rummel, the aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Janda. three brothers, Thomas and
Charles Janda of Omaha, and Cyril Janda. Jr.. of New York City, three
sisters. Mrs. Julius A. Pitz of this city. Mrs. Vincent Slatinsky and Mrs. Henry Brinkman of Sedalia, Missouri. In their sorrow the family will have the deepest sympathy of the host of friends in this community,
among whom the Journal is numbered, in the taking away of the
loved one. While called from the scenes of earthly activity the departed leaves to her circle of relatives and friends the inspiration of her
splendid Christian life to sustain them in their grief and to be a precious memory to their future years.
Contributor: Suzan E (46515864)
NO. 102
Death of Mrs. Edward Rummel at the Hospital Sudden Change for the Worse in Patient Recovering from Operation Brings Death. The death of Mrs. Edward Ruminel, well known and loved lady of the community, occurred early Sunday morning at the lmmanuel hospital at Omaha where tor the past week she has been recovering from the effects of an operation and in the last few days Mrs. Rummel had apparently been gaining very rapidly. Members of the family had been with her Saturday afternoon and found that she was To all intents very much better and the attending physicians had expressed bright hopes of her early recovery after her operation had been of a most serious nature and required time to heal. The sudden heart attack suffered early Sunday morning brought the rapid collapse of the patient and death in a very short time.
The passing of this splendid lady has come with the greatest shock not only to the sorrowing husband and the grief stricken parents and brothers and sisters, but to the host of friends who have known Mrs. Rummel in her lifetime in this community and where she has quietly passed her lifetime, loving her home and in its care and that of her loved ones found her greatest pleasure. In the circles of the old time friends she will be greatly missed, while in the home her going will leave a sorrow that only the healing hand of time can soften to the grieved hearts of her loved ones.
Mary Janda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Janda. was born in Platts mouth April 3. 1885, and was aged 4 5 years and 9 months, received her education in the schools of this city and was a very active figure in the life of the community. Iu her girl hood, the deceased lady, assisted her father, one of the talented musicians; of the city, in the musical work of the Holy Rosary church and In later years following her marriage, while residing on the farm near Mynard she has assisted often in the musical programs of the church. The marriage of Mary Janda and Edward Rummel occurred in this city February 8, 1910. and since that time they have resided on the farm near Mynard and by their efforts have made it one of the best farms in that section and a home that the departed lady loved very much.
There remains to mourn her death the husband, Edward Rummel, the aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Janda. three brothers, Thomas and
Charles Janda of Omaha, and Cyril Janda. Jr.. of New York City, three
sisters. Mrs. Julius A. Pitz of this city. Mrs. Vincent Slatinsky and Mrs. Henry Brinkman of Sedalia, Missouri. In their sorrow the family will have the deepest sympathy of the host of friends in this community,
among whom the Journal is numbered, in the taking away of the
loved one. While called from the scenes of earthly activity the departed leaves to her circle of relatives and friends the inspiration of her
splendid Christian life to sustain them in their grief and to be a precious memory to their future years.
Contributor: Suzan E (46515864)
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JAN. 24, 1929.
NO. 102
Death of Mrs. Edward Rummel at the Hospital Sudden Change for the Worse in Patient Recovering from Operation Brings Death. The death of Mrs. Edward Ruminel, well known and loved lady of the community, occurred early Sunday morning at the lmmanuel hospital at Omaha where tor the past week she has been recovering from the effects of an operation and in the last few days Mrs. Rummel had apparently been gaining very rapidly. Members of the family had been with her Saturday afternoon and found that she was To all intents very much better and the attending physicians had expressed bright hopes of her early recovery after her operation had been of a most serious nature and required time to heal. The sudden heart attack suffered early Sunday morning brought the rapid collapse of the patient and death in a very short time.
The passing of this splendid lady has come with the greatest shock not only to the sorrowing husband and the grief stricken parents and brothers and sisters, but to the host of friends who have known Mrs. Rummel in her lifetime in this community and where she has quietly passed her lifetime, loving her home and in its care and that of her loved ones found her greatest pleasure. In the circles of the old time friends she will be greatly missed, while in the home her going will leave a sorrow that only the healing hand of time can soften to the grieved hearts of her loved ones.
Mary Janda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Janda. was born in Platts mouth April 3. 1885, and was aged 4 5 years and 9 months, received her education in the schools of this city and was a very active figure in the life of the community. Iu her girl hood, the deceased lady, assisted her father, one of the talented musicians; of the city, in the musical work of the Holy Rosary church and In later years following her marriage, while residing on the farm near Mynard she has assisted often in the musical programs of the church. The marriage of Mary Janda and Edward Rummel occurred in this city February 8, 1910. and since that time they have resided on the farm near Mynard and by their efforts have made it one of the best farms in that section and a home that the departed lady loved very much.
There remains to mourn her death the husband, Edward Rummel, the aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Janda. three brothers, Thomas and
Charles Janda of Omaha, and Cyril Janda. Jr.. of New York City, three
sisters. Mrs. Julius A. Pitz of this city. Mrs. Vincent Slatinsky and Mrs. Henry Brinkman of Sedalia, Missouri. In their sorrow the family will have the deepest sympathy of the host of friends in this community,
among whom the Journal is numbered, in the taking away of the
loved one. While called from the scenes of earthly activity the departed leaves to her circle of relatives and friends the inspiration of her
splendid Christian life to sustain them in their grief and to be a precious memory to their future years.
Contributor: Suzan E (46515864)
NO. 102
Death of Mrs. Edward Rummel at the Hospital Sudden Change for the Worse in Patient Recovering from Operation Brings Death. The death of Mrs. Edward Ruminel, well known and loved lady of the community, occurred early Sunday morning at the lmmanuel hospital at Omaha where tor the past week she has been recovering from the effects of an operation and in the last few days Mrs. Rummel had apparently been gaining very rapidly. Members of the family had been with her Saturday afternoon and found that she was To all intents very much better and the attending physicians had expressed bright hopes of her early recovery after her operation had been of a most serious nature and required time to heal. The sudden heart attack suffered early Sunday morning brought the rapid collapse of the patient and death in a very short time.
The passing of this splendid lady has come with the greatest shock not only to the sorrowing husband and the grief stricken parents and brothers and sisters, but to the host of friends who have known Mrs. Rummel in her lifetime in this community and where she has quietly passed her lifetime, loving her home and in its care and that of her loved ones found her greatest pleasure. In the circles of the old time friends she will be greatly missed, while in the home her going will leave a sorrow that only the healing hand of time can soften to the grieved hearts of her loved ones.
Mary Janda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Janda. was born in Platts mouth April 3. 1885, and was aged 4 5 years and 9 months, received her education in the schools of this city and was a very active figure in the life of the community. Iu her girl hood, the deceased lady, assisted her father, one of the talented musicians; of the city, in the musical work of the Holy Rosary church and In later years following her marriage, while residing on the farm near Mynard she has assisted often in the musical programs of the church. The marriage of Mary Janda and Edward Rummel occurred in this city February 8, 1910. and since that time they have resided on the farm near Mynard and by their efforts have made it one of the best farms in that section and a home that the departed lady loved very much.
There remains to mourn her death the husband, Edward Rummel, the aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Janda. three brothers, Thomas and
Charles Janda of Omaha, and Cyril Janda. Jr.. of New York City, three
sisters. Mrs. Julius A. Pitz of this city. Mrs. Vincent Slatinsky and Mrs. Henry Brinkman of Sedalia, Missouri. In their sorrow the family will have the deepest sympathy of the host of friends in this community,
among whom the Journal is numbered, in the taking away of the
loved one. While called from the scenes of earthly activity the departed leaves to her circle of relatives and friends the inspiration of her
splendid Christian life to sustain them in their grief and to be a precious memory to their future years.
Contributor: Suzan E (46515864)
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