Louise A. Bouis was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bouis.
She married Conrad Zilch on 19 Apr 1908.
Louise suffered a stroke at home and was taken to Amhrst Hospital whre she died and was buried 9 Jan 1935.
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Biography, G. Frederick Wright, 1916, "A Standard History of Lorain County, Ohio, Vol. I", (The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago & New York), p. 977
Excerpt from "CONRAD ZILCH. ..."
"... April 19, 1908, Mr. Zilch married Louisa Bouis. She was born at Lorain, a daughter of Charles Bouis, a carpenter. To their union has been born one daughter, Mildred, on November 23, 1911. The family attend the Methodist Episcopal Church at Amherst. ..."
Death Notice, 10 Jan 1935, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co. OH)
LAST RITES FOR MRS. ZILCH
Funeral services for Mrs. Conrad Zilch, 48, were held yesterday afternoon from the Zilch Funeral Home with Rev. A. M. Rickel, pastor of the First Evangelical church, and Rev. W. A. Tabbert, Lindsay, Ohio, former pastor, officiating. Burial was in Brownhelm cemetery.
Mrs. Zilch's death was sudden. She had been apparently in good health, and in the morning had attended services at the First Evangelical church. During the day she made no complaint, but suddenly at about 9:30 Sunday evening she suffered a stroke. She was taken immediately to the Amherst hospital where she died in less than an hour later.
Hundreds of friends and admirers paid their last respects to Mrs. Zilch at the funeral services Wednesday afternoon. The funeral home was crowded to capacity, with many people allowed only to pass before her casket because of a lack of room to accomodate them.
Rev. A. M. Rickel spoke highly of her character. "In the morning she worshiped at the House of her Fathers. In the afternoon she attended to the comforts of her family, and in the night she passed away. Had she known in advance that January 6th was to be her last day here she could not have improved upon her life," he said.
Mrs. Zilch was born in Lorain, but has lived in Amherst for the past 21 years. In Lorain she was a member of the Church of Christ, but after coming to Amherst she affiliated with the First Evangelical church. She was a member of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary societies.
She is survived by husband Conrad Zilch, and a daughter, Mildred. Also surviving, are a sister, Mrs. Ben Zilch, four uncles, and several nephews and nieces.
She married Conrad Zilch on 19 Apr 1908.
Louise suffered a stroke at home and was taken to Amhrst Hospital whre she died and was buried 9 Jan 1935.
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Biography, G. Frederick Wright, 1916, "A Standard History of Lorain County, Ohio, Vol. I", (The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago & New York), p. 977
Excerpt from "CONRAD ZILCH. ..."
"... April 19, 1908, Mr. Zilch married Louisa Bouis. She was born at Lorain, a daughter of Charles Bouis, a carpenter. To their union has been born one daughter, Mildred, on November 23, 1911. The family attend the Methodist Episcopal Church at Amherst. ..."
Death Notice, 10 Jan 1935, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co. OH)
LAST RITES FOR MRS. ZILCH
Funeral services for Mrs. Conrad Zilch, 48, were held yesterday afternoon from the Zilch Funeral Home with Rev. A. M. Rickel, pastor of the First Evangelical church, and Rev. W. A. Tabbert, Lindsay, Ohio, former pastor, officiating. Burial was in Brownhelm cemetery.
Mrs. Zilch's death was sudden. She had been apparently in good health, and in the morning had attended services at the First Evangelical church. During the day she made no complaint, but suddenly at about 9:30 Sunday evening she suffered a stroke. She was taken immediately to the Amherst hospital where she died in less than an hour later.
Hundreds of friends and admirers paid their last respects to Mrs. Zilch at the funeral services Wednesday afternoon. The funeral home was crowded to capacity, with many people allowed only to pass before her casket because of a lack of room to accomodate them.
Rev. A. M. Rickel spoke highly of her character. "In the morning she worshiped at the House of her Fathers. In the afternoon she attended to the comforts of her family, and in the night she passed away. Had she known in advance that January 6th was to be her last day here she could not have improved upon her life," he said.
Mrs. Zilch was born in Lorain, but has lived in Amherst for the past 21 years. In Lorain she was a member of the Church of Christ, but after coming to Amherst she affiliated with the First Evangelical church. She was a member of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary societies.
She is survived by husband Conrad Zilch, and a daughter, Mildred. Also surviving, are a sister, Mrs. Ben Zilch, four uncles, and several nephews and nieces.
Louise A. Bouis was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bouis.
She married Conrad Zilch on 19 Apr 1908.
Louise suffered a stroke at home and was taken to Amhrst Hospital whre she died and was buried 9 Jan 1935.
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Biography, G. Frederick Wright, 1916, "A Standard History of Lorain County, Ohio, Vol. I", (The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago & New York), p. 977
Excerpt from "CONRAD ZILCH. ..."
"... April 19, 1908, Mr. Zilch married Louisa Bouis. She was born at Lorain, a daughter of Charles Bouis, a carpenter. To their union has been born one daughter, Mildred, on November 23, 1911. The family attend the Methodist Episcopal Church at Amherst. ..."
Death Notice, 10 Jan 1935, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co. OH)
LAST RITES FOR MRS. ZILCH
Funeral services for Mrs. Conrad Zilch, 48, were held yesterday afternoon from the Zilch Funeral Home with Rev. A. M. Rickel, pastor of the First Evangelical church, and Rev. W. A. Tabbert, Lindsay, Ohio, former pastor, officiating. Burial was in Brownhelm cemetery.
Mrs. Zilch's death was sudden. She had been apparently in good health, and in the morning had attended services at the First Evangelical church. During the day she made no complaint, but suddenly at about 9:30 Sunday evening she suffered a stroke. She was taken immediately to the Amherst hospital where she died in less than an hour later.
Hundreds of friends and admirers paid their last respects to Mrs. Zilch at the funeral services Wednesday afternoon. The funeral home was crowded to capacity, with many people allowed only to pass before her casket because of a lack of room to accomodate them.
Rev. A. M. Rickel spoke highly of her character. "In the morning she worshiped at the House of her Fathers. In the afternoon she attended to the comforts of her family, and in the night she passed away. Had she known in advance that January 6th was to be her last day here she could not have improved upon her life," he said.
Mrs. Zilch was born in Lorain, but has lived in Amherst for the past 21 years. In Lorain she was a member of the Church of Christ, but after coming to Amherst she affiliated with the First Evangelical church. She was a member of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary societies.
She is survived by husband Conrad Zilch, and a daughter, Mildred. Also surviving, are a sister, Mrs. Ben Zilch, four uncles, and several nephews and nieces.
She married Conrad Zilch on 19 Apr 1908.
Louise suffered a stroke at home and was taken to Amhrst Hospital whre she died and was buried 9 Jan 1935.
#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*
Biography, G. Frederick Wright, 1916, "A Standard History of Lorain County, Ohio, Vol. I", (The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago & New York), p. 977
Excerpt from "CONRAD ZILCH. ..."
"... April 19, 1908, Mr. Zilch married Louisa Bouis. She was born at Lorain, a daughter of Charles Bouis, a carpenter. To their union has been born one daughter, Mildred, on November 23, 1911. The family attend the Methodist Episcopal Church at Amherst. ..."
Death Notice, 10 Jan 1935, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co. OH)
LAST RITES FOR MRS. ZILCH
Funeral services for Mrs. Conrad Zilch, 48, were held yesterday afternoon from the Zilch Funeral Home with Rev. A. M. Rickel, pastor of the First Evangelical church, and Rev. W. A. Tabbert, Lindsay, Ohio, former pastor, officiating. Burial was in Brownhelm cemetery.
Mrs. Zilch's death was sudden. She had been apparently in good health, and in the morning had attended services at the First Evangelical church. During the day she made no complaint, but suddenly at about 9:30 Sunday evening she suffered a stroke. She was taken immediately to the Amherst hospital where she died in less than an hour later.
Hundreds of friends and admirers paid their last respects to Mrs. Zilch at the funeral services Wednesday afternoon. The funeral home was crowded to capacity, with many people allowed only to pass before her casket because of a lack of room to accomodate them.
Rev. A. M. Rickel spoke highly of her character. "In the morning she worshiped at the House of her Fathers. In the afternoon she attended to the comforts of her family, and in the night she passed away. Had she known in advance that January 6th was to be her last day here she could not have improved upon her life," he said.
Mrs. Zilch was born in Lorain, but has lived in Amherst for the past 21 years. In Lorain she was a member of the Church of Christ, but after coming to Amherst she affiliated with the First Evangelical church. She was a member of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary societies.
She is survived by husband Conrad Zilch, and a daughter, Mildred. Also surviving, are a sister, Mrs. Ben Zilch, four uncles, and several nephews and nieces.
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