Son of George and Katie KatzenmeyerAhlswede

Algoma Record Herald February 8, 1946
Arthur Ahlswede, Sawyer, Succumbs
Arthur Ahlswede, Sawyer, died of a heart attack at his home last week Wednesday and funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Stoneman Funeral home and at St. Peter and Paul's Lutheran Church. The Rev. Theodore Baganz officiated and the burial was in the Bayside cemetery.
Mr. Ahlswede, 59, was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Ahlswede. He was born in Brussels Jan. 29, 1887, and for the last 12 years was a machinist at the Door County Shops. Previously, he operated a cheese factory, was employed in the harvesting fields in Minnesota, and worked as a machinist for a Sawyer implement company.
He is survived by his wife, the former Mrs. Ida Bahr, to whom he was married in 1930; five children by a former marriage, two sons, Ervin; Abrams, and Alvin, Youngstown, and three daughters; Mrs. Elsie Peterson, Washington, Luella, South Haven, Mich., and Lt. Dorothy, an army nurse; a stepson, Arnold Bahr, Sturgeon Bay; three brothers, Emil, Brussels, Richard and Herbert, Glidden, and five sisters, Mrs John Poh and Mrs. Art Weber, Forestville, Mrs. Harold Bergerson and Mrs. Marvin Woller, Sawyer, and Mrs. Hollis Hettiger, Racine.

Son of George and Katie KatzenmeyerAhlswede

Algoma Record Herald February 8, 1946
Arthur Ahlswede, Sawyer, Succumbs
Arthur Ahlswede, Sawyer, died of a heart attack at his home last week Wednesday and funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Stoneman Funeral home and at St. Peter and Paul's Lutheran Church. The Rev. Theodore Baganz officiated and the burial was in the Bayside cemetery.
Mr. Ahlswede, 59, was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Ahlswede. He was born in Brussels Jan. 29, 1887, and for the last 12 years was a machinist at the Door County Shops. Previously, he operated a cheese factory, was employed in the harvesting fields in Minnesota, and worked as a machinist for a Sawyer implement company.
He is survived by his wife, the former Mrs. Ida Bahr, to whom he was married in 1930; five children by a former marriage, two sons, Ervin; Abrams, and Alvin, Youngstown, and three daughters; Mrs. Elsie Peterson, Washington, Luella, South Haven, Mich., and Lt. Dorothy, an army nurse; a stepson, Arnold Bahr, Sturgeon Bay; three brothers, Emil, Brussels, Richard and Herbert, Glidden, and five sisters, Mrs John Poh and Mrs. Art Weber, Forestville, Mrs. Harold Bergerson and Mrs. Marvin Woller, Sawyer, and Mrs. Hollis Hettiger, Racine.