St. john --- Joseph Frank Scheidt, retired farmer, will be buried in St. John cemetery tomorrow following church services conducted by Rev. Paul Roederer at 8 o'clock.
Scheidt died Monday in his 66th year following a lingering illness. He was a life-long resident of St. John.
A farmer most of his life, Scheidt belonged to St. John's church, the Holy Name society and the Catholic Order of Foresters.
Survivors are a wife, Amelia; one daughter, Mrs. Amelia Pfeifer of St. John; six sons, Clarence, Ralph, Robert and Martin of St. John and Edward, Lansing, Ill., and Francis, Crown Point; six sisters, Mrs. Lena Schaeffer and Mrs. Rose Lindbert of Hammond; Mrs. Marl Theil of St. John; Mrs. Louise Keilman of Dyer, Mrs. Matilda Dewes of Lowell, and Mrs. Clara McCarron, of Los Angeles, Calif., and 15 grandchildren.
The Times
Munster, Lake, Indiana
Wednesday, June 28, 1950
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Scheidt died Monday in his 66th year following a lingering illness. He was a life-long resident of St. John.
A farmer most of his life, Scheidt belonged to St. John's church, the Holy Name society and the Catholic Order of Foresters.
Survivors are a wife, Amelia; one daughter, Mrs. Amelia Pfeifer of St. John; six sons, Clarence, Ralph, Robert and Martin of St. John and Edward, Lansing, Ill., and Francis, Crown Point; six sisters, Mrs. Lena Schaeffer and Mrs. Rose Lindbert of Hammond; Mrs. Marl Theil of St. John; Mrs. Louise Keilman of Dyer, Mrs. Matilda Dewes of Lowell, and Mrs. Clara McCarron, of Los Angeles, Calif., and 15 grandchildren.
The Times
Munster, Lake, Indiana
Wednesday, June 28, 1950
Page 2
Added information taken from Death Certificate
LJF
St. john --- Joseph Frank Scheidt, retired farmer, will be buried in St. John cemetery tomorrow following church services conducted by Rev. Paul Roederer at 8 o'clock.
Scheidt died Monday in his 66th year following a lingering illness. He was a life-long resident of St. John.
A farmer most of his life, Scheidt belonged to St. John's church, the Holy Name society and the Catholic Order of Foresters.
Survivors are a wife, Amelia; one daughter, Mrs. Amelia Pfeifer of St. John; six sons, Clarence, Ralph, Robert and Martin of St. John and Edward, Lansing, Ill., and Francis, Crown Point; six sisters, Mrs. Lena Schaeffer and Mrs. Rose Lindbert of Hammond; Mrs. Marl Theil of St. John; Mrs. Louise Keilman of Dyer, Mrs. Matilda Dewes of Lowell, and Mrs. Clara McCarron, of Los Angeles, Calif., and 15 grandchildren.
The Times
Munster, Lake, Indiana
Wednesday, June 28, 1950
Page 2
Added information taken from Death Certificate
LJF
Scheidt died Monday in his 66th year following a lingering illness. He was a life-long resident of St. John.
A farmer most of his life, Scheidt belonged to St. John's church, the Holy Name society and the Catholic Order of Foresters.
Survivors are a wife, Amelia; one daughter, Mrs. Amelia Pfeifer of St. John; six sons, Clarence, Ralph, Robert and Martin of St. John and Edward, Lansing, Ill., and Francis, Crown Point; six sisters, Mrs. Lena Schaeffer and Mrs. Rose Lindbert of Hammond; Mrs. Marl Theil of St. John; Mrs. Louise Keilman of Dyer, Mrs. Matilda Dewes of Lowell, and Mrs. Clara McCarron, of Los Angeles, Calif., and 15 grandchildren.
The Times
Munster, Lake, Indiana
Wednesday, June 28, 1950
Page 2
Added information taken from Death Certificate
LJF
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