Father Conrad Hofferber (born-died Russia)
Funeral services were held Monday for Conrad Hofferber, 68, one of Ritzville's widest-known ranchers who died last Thursday in a Spokane hospital. The Rev. A. K. Anderson of Ralston officiated over the rites in the Danekas and Duncan funeral home chapel. Burial was in the Ritzville Memorial cemetery. Hofferber died after a long illness which had sent him several times lately to hospital in Ritzvill and Spokane. He was a member of the United Methodist church.
Born in Russia on April 27, 1883, he had been in the United States 62 years and in Ritzville 50 years. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Henry Heinemann and Mrs. Sol Bauer, both of Ritzville; and three step-brothers, Fred and Edwin Schafer of Rizville and Joe Schafer of Spokane. Also suriving are a step-sister, Mr. Albert Pinnow of Ritzville; and threes step-brothers, Will and Jake Schafer of Ritzville and Conrad Schafer of Post Falls Idaho.
Ritzville Journal Time August 2, 1951 Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Funeral services were held Monday for Conrad Hofferber, 68, one of Ritzville's widest-known ranchers who died last Thursday in a Spokane hospital. The Rev. A. K. Anderson of Ralston officiated over the rites in the Danekas and Duncan funeral home chapel. Burial was in the Ritzville Memorial cemetery. Hofferber died after a long illness which had sent him several times lately to hospital in Ritzvill and Spokane. He was a member of the United Methodist church.
Born in Russia on April 27, 1883, he had been in the United States 62 years and in Ritzville 50 years. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Henry Heinemann and Mrs. Sol Bauer, both of Ritzville; and three step-brothers, Fred and Edwin Schafer of Rizville and Joe Schafer of Spokane. Also suriving are a step-sister, Mr. Albert Pinnow of Ritzville; and threes step-brothers, Will and Jake Schafer of Ritzville and Conrad Schafer of Post Falls Idaho.
Ritzville Journal Time August 2, 1951 Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Father Conrad Hofferber (born-died Russia)
Funeral services were held Monday for Conrad Hofferber, 68, one of Ritzville's widest-known ranchers who died last Thursday in a Spokane hospital. The Rev. A. K. Anderson of Ralston officiated over the rites in the Danekas and Duncan funeral home chapel. Burial was in the Ritzville Memorial cemetery. Hofferber died after a long illness which had sent him several times lately to hospital in Ritzvill and Spokane. He was a member of the United Methodist church.
Born in Russia on April 27, 1883, he had been in the United States 62 years and in Ritzville 50 years. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Henry Heinemann and Mrs. Sol Bauer, both of Ritzville; and three step-brothers, Fred and Edwin Schafer of Rizville and Joe Schafer of Spokane. Also suriving are a step-sister, Mr. Albert Pinnow of Ritzville; and threes step-brothers, Will and Jake Schafer of Ritzville and Conrad Schafer of Post Falls Idaho.
Ritzville Journal Time August 2, 1951 Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Funeral services were held Monday for Conrad Hofferber, 68, one of Ritzville's widest-known ranchers who died last Thursday in a Spokane hospital. The Rev. A. K. Anderson of Ralston officiated over the rites in the Danekas and Duncan funeral home chapel. Burial was in the Ritzville Memorial cemetery. Hofferber died after a long illness which had sent him several times lately to hospital in Ritzvill and Spokane. He was a member of the United Methodist church.
Born in Russia on April 27, 1883, he had been in the United States 62 years and in Ritzville 50 years. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Henry Heinemann and Mrs. Sol Bauer, both of Ritzville; and three step-brothers, Fred and Edwin Schafer of Rizville and Joe Schafer of Spokane. Also suriving are a step-sister, Mr. Albert Pinnow of Ritzville; and threes step-brothers, Will and Jake Schafer of Ritzville and Conrad Schafer of Post Falls Idaho.
Ritzville Journal Time August 2, 1951 Sue Gardner & gapwork90
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