SISTER INNOCENTIA, LOUISE TROST DIES AT THE HOSPITAL AFTER AN OPERATION THERE
Sister M. Innocentia, (Louise Trost), died at the Holy Family Hospital
last night following an operation which she failed to withstand. She
was 39 years of age and was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Trost. Born and reared in this city, Sister Innocentia took the veil at
St. Francis, Silver Lake, at the age of 24 and was a member of the
teaching force of sisters. Of late years she has been at Rice Lake where
she was the sister superior of the teaching corps in the parochial school
there. Two brothers and two sisters survive being Misses Frances and Lillian
of this city, Frank of Spokane, Wash., and Albert of Waukegan, Ill. Sister
Innocentia will be sincerely mourned for her endearing qualities. She will
be especially missed in the communities where she taught and where her sweet
disposition and kindly ministrations will be cherished in loving memory. She
consecrated her life to the Master at an early age and served long and
faithfully in His vineyard. Funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 at
the Convent.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, July 25, 1919 Page 1
Sister M. Innocentia, (Louise Trost), died at the Holy Family Hospital
last night following an operation which she failed to withstand. She
was 39 years of age and was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Trost. Born and reared in this city, Sister Innocentia took the veil at
St. Francis, Silver Lake, at the age of 24 and was a member of the
teaching force of sisters. Of late years she has been at Rice Lake where
she was the sister superior of the teaching corps in the parochial school
there. Two brothers and two sisters survive being Misses Frances and Lillian
of this city, Frank of Spokane, Wash., and Albert of Waukegan, Ill. Sister
Innocentia will be sincerely mourned for her endearing qualities. She will
be especially missed in the communities where she taught and where her sweet
disposition and kindly ministrations will be cherished in loving memory. She
consecrated her life to the Master at an early age and served long and
faithfully in His vineyard. Funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 at
the Convent.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, July 25, 1919 Page 1
SISTER INNOCENTIA, LOUISE TROST DIES AT THE HOSPITAL AFTER AN OPERATION THERE
Sister M. Innocentia, (Louise Trost), died at the Holy Family Hospital
last night following an operation which she failed to withstand. She
was 39 years of age and was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Trost. Born and reared in this city, Sister Innocentia took the veil at
St. Francis, Silver Lake, at the age of 24 and was a member of the
teaching force of sisters. Of late years she has been at Rice Lake where
she was the sister superior of the teaching corps in the parochial school
there. Two brothers and two sisters survive being Misses Frances and Lillian
of this city, Frank of Spokane, Wash., and Albert of Waukegan, Ill. Sister
Innocentia will be sincerely mourned for her endearing qualities. She will
be especially missed in the communities where she taught and where her sweet
disposition and kindly ministrations will be cherished in loving memory. She
consecrated her life to the Master at an early age and served long and
faithfully in His vineyard. Funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 at
the Convent.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, July 25, 1919 Page 1
Sister M. Innocentia, (Louise Trost), died at the Holy Family Hospital
last night following an operation which she failed to withstand. She
was 39 years of age and was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Trost. Born and reared in this city, Sister Innocentia took the veil at
St. Francis, Silver Lake, at the age of 24 and was a member of the
teaching force of sisters. Of late years she has been at Rice Lake where
she was the sister superior of the teaching corps in the parochial school
there. Two brothers and two sisters survive being Misses Frances and Lillian
of this city, Frank of Spokane, Wash., and Albert of Waukegan, Ill. Sister
Innocentia will be sincerely mourned for her endearing qualities. She will
be especially missed in the communities where she taught and where her sweet
disposition and kindly ministrations will be cherished in loving memory. She
consecrated her life to the Master at an early age and served long and
faithfully in His vineyard. Funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 at
the Convent.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, July 25, 1919 Page 1
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