JOSEPH LEMBERGER
Mr. Lemberger, an aged gentleman, died two weeks ago. It is reported that after returning from the funeral of his wife, who died not long since, he was prostrate with grief, from which he never recovered, and now the aged couple who walked the pathway of life so many years together, are quietly taking their last rest side by side in the village church yard.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, July 29, 1880
Mr. Lemberger, an aged gentleman, died two weeks ago. It is reported that after returning from the funeral of his wife, who died not long since, he was prostrate with grief, from which he never recovered, and now the aged couple who walked the pathway of life so many years together, are quietly taking their last rest side by side in the village church yard.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, July 29, 1880
JOSEPH LEMBERGER
Mr. Lemberger, an aged gentleman, died two weeks ago. It is reported that after returning from the funeral of his wife, who died not long since, he was prostrate with grief, from which he never recovered, and now the aged couple who walked the pathway of life so many years together, are quietly taking their last rest side by side in the village church yard.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, July 29, 1880
Mr. Lemberger, an aged gentleman, died two weeks ago. It is reported that after returning from the funeral of his wife, who died not long since, he was prostrate with grief, from which he never recovered, and now the aged couple who walked the pathway of life so many years together, are quietly taking their last rest side by side in the village church yard.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, July 29, 1880
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