FRANZ KLABATSCH
Last Saturday at the home of son, Frank with whom he had lived for some years, death claimed Mr. Klabatch Sr. He was one of the pioneer settlers in this community coming here in the early fifties and settling on a farm. Mr Klabatsh had been blind for a number of years.
He is survived by his wife. He was laid to rest Tuesday in St. Mary's Catholic cemetery at Clark Mills.
Manitowoc Pilot - April 16, 1914
Submitted By: Larry Krueger (#47801461)
Had a brother, Joseph
Last Saturday at the home of son, Frank with whom he had lived for some years, death claimed Mr. Klabatch Sr. He was one of the pioneer settlers in this community coming here in the early fifties and settling on a farm. Mr Klabatsh had been blind for a number of years.
He is survived by his wife. He was laid to rest Tuesday in St. Mary's Catholic cemetery at Clark Mills.
Manitowoc Pilot - April 16, 1914
Submitted By: Larry Krueger (#47801461)
Had a brother, Joseph
FRANZ KLABATSCH
Last Saturday at the home of son, Frank with whom he had lived for some years, death claimed Mr. Klabatch Sr. He was one of the pioneer settlers in this community coming here in the early fifties and settling on a farm. Mr Klabatsh had been blind for a number of years.
He is survived by his wife. He was laid to rest Tuesday in St. Mary's Catholic cemetery at Clark Mills.
Manitowoc Pilot - April 16, 1914
Submitted By: Larry Krueger (#47801461)
Had a brother, Joseph
Last Saturday at the home of son, Frank with whom he had lived for some years, death claimed Mr. Klabatch Sr. He was one of the pioneer settlers in this community coming here in the early fifties and settling on a farm. Mr Klabatsh had been blind for a number of years.
He is survived by his wife. He was laid to rest Tuesday in St. Mary's Catholic cemetery at Clark Mills.
Manitowoc Pilot - April 16, 1914
Submitted By: Larry Krueger (#47801461)
Had a brother, Joseph
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