Death Records for Milberger Lutheran Church (transcribed by Janet Flickenger) has entry that reads:
Reinhard Karst died Febraury 4, 1938, age 63 years 4 months and 29 days.
February 7, 1938 issue of the Russell Record
Reinhardt Karst Dies
Reinhardt Karst, 63, died Thursday evening at the home of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Karst, in WaKeeney. Funeral services were held yesterday at Milberger. Mr. Karst and his 12 year old son have been making their home in WaKeeney the past several years. He was born and grew to manhood in the Milberger community of this county.
Also in the February 7, 1938 issue of The Russell Record
Reinhardt Karst
Reinhardt Karst, the oldest son of Reinhardt Karst and his wife, Katherine Margaretha, nee Milberger, was born in Eckheim, Russia, August 5, 1874. In the boy's fourth year of life the family emigrated to America and settled in Russell county. Here he grew to manhood spending his youth attending the public school and the religious training in the Immanuel Lutheran congregation of Milberger. April 12, 1889, he was confirmed by the Rev. A. F. Augustin. His days of youth were for quite a period deeply shadowed by the serious illness of typhoid fever.
January 23, 1901, the deceased was married to Miss Bertha Radke to which union five children were born. One of them died in infancy. About that time he lost one of his eyes in an accident. On January 4 it had been 28 years that his dear companion was taken by death from his side at the age of 28 years.
On April 21, 1911, he was married to Mrs. Eva Schuman, thereby also adopting two step-daughters, Emilie and Therese Schuman, who he had brought up together with the three children born to him by the second wife.
He leaves to mourn his departure four children of the first marriage, F. W. Karst, of Wakeeney, Mrs Martha Strecker, of Galatia, Julius, of Denver, Hubert, of Wakeeney; three children of the second marriage, Richard of Russell, Mrs. Bertha Gatrel, of WaKeeney and Herman of the home. Eight grandchildren, his aged mother, four brothers, Henry of WaKeeney, Alexander of Ft. Collins, Colo., John Jacob and Emanuel of Russell. Three sisters, Mrs. Pauline Dietz of Russell, Mrs. Emilie Fabricius, of Wakeeney and Mrs. Ottilie Eichman, of Hoisington.
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 1 p.m. in the home of J. J. Karst where the body lay in state and at 2 o'clock in the Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. J. Gemaehlich officiating, assisted by Rev. P. E. Stolz, of WaKeeney. The body was laid to rest at the Milberger Cemetery.
Reinhard Karst died Febraury 4, 1938, age 63 years 4 months and 29 days.
February 7, 1938 issue of the Russell Record
Reinhardt Karst Dies
Reinhardt Karst, 63, died Thursday evening at the home of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Karst, in WaKeeney. Funeral services were held yesterday at Milberger. Mr. Karst and his 12 year old son have been making their home in WaKeeney the past several years. He was born and grew to manhood in the Milberger community of this county.
Also in the February 7, 1938 issue of The Russell Record
Reinhardt Karst
Reinhardt Karst, the oldest son of Reinhardt Karst and his wife, Katherine Margaretha, nee Milberger, was born in Eckheim, Russia, August 5, 1874. In the boy's fourth year of life the family emigrated to America and settled in Russell county. Here he grew to manhood spending his youth attending the public school and the religious training in the Immanuel Lutheran congregation of Milberger. April 12, 1889, he was confirmed by the Rev. A. F. Augustin. His days of youth were for quite a period deeply shadowed by the serious illness of typhoid fever.
January 23, 1901, the deceased was married to Miss Bertha Radke to which union five children were born. One of them died in infancy. About that time he lost one of his eyes in an accident. On January 4 it had been 28 years that his dear companion was taken by death from his side at the age of 28 years.
On April 21, 1911, he was married to Mrs. Eva Schuman, thereby also adopting two step-daughters, Emilie and Therese Schuman, who he had brought up together with the three children born to him by the second wife.
He leaves to mourn his departure four children of the first marriage, F. W. Karst, of Wakeeney, Mrs Martha Strecker, of Galatia, Julius, of Denver, Hubert, of Wakeeney; three children of the second marriage, Richard of Russell, Mrs. Bertha Gatrel, of WaKeeney and Herman of the home. Eight grandchildren, his aged mother, four brothers, Henry of WaKeeney, Alexander of Ft. Collins, Colo., John Jacob and Emanuel of Russell. Three sisters, Mrs. Pauline Dietz of Russell, Mrs. Emilie Fabricius, of Wakeeney and Mrs. Ottilie Eichman, of Hoisington.
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 1 p.m. in the home of J. J. Karst where the body lay in state and at 2 o'clock in the Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. J. Gemaehlich officiating, assisted by Rev. P. E. Stolz, of WaKeeney. The body was laid to rest at the Milberger Cemetery.
Death Records for Milberger Lutheran Church (transcribed by Janet Flickenger) has entry that reads:
Reinhard Karst died Febraury 4, 1938, age 63 years 4 months and 29 days.
February 7, 1938 issue of the Russell Record
Reinhardt Karst Dies
Reinhardt Karst, 63, died Thursday evening at the home of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Karst, in WaKeeney. Funeral services were held yesterday at Milberger. Mr. Karst and his 12 year old son have been making their home in WaKeeney the past several years. He was born and grew to manhood in the Milberger community of this county.
Also in the February 7, 1938 issue of The Russell Record
Reinhardt Karst
Reinhardt Karst, the oldest son of Reinhardt Karst and his wife, Katherine Margaretha, nee Milberger, was born in Eckheim, Russia, August 5, 1874. In the boy's fourth year of life the family emigrated to America and settled in Russell county. Here he grew to manhood spending his youth attending the public school and the religious training in the Immanuel Lutheran congregation of Milberger. April 12, 1889, he was confirmed by the Rev. A. F. Augustin. His days of youth were for quite a period deeply shadowed by the serious illness of typhoid fever.
January 23, 1901, the deceased was married to Miss Bertha Radke to which union five children were born. One of them died in infancy. About that time he lost one of his eyes in an accident. On January 4 it had been 28 years that his dear companion was taken by death from his side at the age of 28 years.
On April 21, 1911, he was married to Mrs. Eva Schuman, thereby also adopting two step-daughters, Emilie and Therese Schuman, who he had brought up together with the three children born to him by the second wife.
He leaves to mourn his departure four children of the first marriage, F. W. Karst, of Wakeeney, Mrs Martha Strecker, of Galatia, Julius, of Denver, Hubert, of Wakeeney; three children of the second marriage, Richard of Russell, Mrs. Bertha Gatrel, of WaKeeney and Herman of the home. Eight grandchildren, his aged mother, four brothers, Henry of WaKeeney, Alexander of Ft. Collins, Colo., John Jacob and Emanuel of Russell. Three sisters, Mrs. Pauline Dietz of Russell, Mrs. Emilie Fabricius, of Wakeeney and Mrs. Ottilie Eichman, of Hoisington.
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 1 p.m. in the home of J. J. Karst where the body lay in state and at 2 o'clock in the Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. J. Gemaehlich officiating, assisted by Rev. P. E. Stolz, of WaKeeney. The body was laid to rest at the Milberger Cemetery.
Reinhard Karst died Febraury 4, 1938, age 63 years 4 months and 29 days.
February 7, 1938 issue of the Russell Record
Reinhardt Karst Dies
Reinhardt Karst, 63, died Thursday evening at the home of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Karst, in WaKeeney. Funeral services were held yesterday at Milberger. Mr. Karst and his 12 year old son have been making their home in WaKeeney the past several years. He was born and grew to manhood in the Milberger community of this county.
Also in the February 7, 1938 issue of The Russell Record
Reinhardt Karst
Reinhardt Karst, the oldest son of Reinhardt Karst and his wife, Katherine Margaretha, nee Milberger, was born in Eckheim, Russia, August 5, 1874. In the boy's fourth year of life the family emigrated to America and settled in Russell county. Here he grew to manhood spending his youth attending the public school and the religious training in the Immanuel Lutheran congregation of Milberger. April 12, 1889, he was confirmed by the Rev. A. F. Augustin. His days of youth were for quite a period deeply shadowed by the serious illness of typhoid fever.
January 23, 1901, the deceased was married to Miss Bertha Radke to which union five children were born. One of them died in infancy. About that time he lost one of his eyes in an accident. On January 4 it had been 28 years that his dear companion was taken by death from his side at the age of 28 years.
On April 21, 1911, he was married to Mrs. Eva Schuman, thereby also adopting two step-daughters, Emilie and Therese Schuman, who he had brought up together with the three children born to him by the second wife.
He leaves to mourn his departure four children of the first marriage, F. W. Karst, of Wakeeney, Mrs Martha Strecker, of Galatia, Julius, of Denver, Hubert, of Wakeeney; three children of the second marriage, Richard of Russell, Mrs. Bertha Gatrel, of WaKeeney and Herman of the home. Eight grandchildren, his aged mother, four brothers, Henry of WaKeeney, Alexander of Ft. Collins, Colo., John Jacob and Emanuel of Russell. Three sisters, Mrs. Pauline Dietz of Russell, Mrs. Emilie Fabricius, of Wakeeney and Mrs. Ottilie Eichman, of Hoisington.
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 1 p.m. in the home of J. J. Karst where the body lay in state and at 2 o'clock in the Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. J. Gemaehlich officiating, assisted by Rev. P. E. Stolz, of WaKeeney. The body was laid to rest at the Milberger Cemetery.
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