GUSTA HAVEL
TWO RIVERS WOMAN STRICKEN BY DEATH AS SHE NEARS OLD HOME AFTER YEAR’S ABSENCE
Death came to Mrs. Augusta Havel on her way to her old home at Two Rivers after an absence of a year and a half spent with her son at Kennan, Wis. She had suffered a slight stroke two weeks ago and decided to return to Two Rivers, where she had made her residence for thirty-two years to make her home with her daughter Mrs. Paul Heldt. The attending physician believed her able to stand
the trip and it was just before this city was reached Sunday morning by the limited train on which she was a passenger that she collapsed. Death came as she was being conveyed to the hospital in the ambulance.
Mrs. Havel was born at Mishicot September 18, 1868, and was fifty-four years old. She was married to Herman Havel in 1889 and is survived by one son, Alex at Kennan and two daughters, Mrs. Paul Heldt and Miss Laura, both of two Rivers. Her aged father, Theodore Becker of Mishicot, one sister, Mrs. John Reuther and three brothers, Fred, of Minnesota, Herman, Two Rivers and Rudolph, Mishicot, also survive her together with four grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at St. John’s Lutheran church, the Rev. Haase officiating and burial will be made at the public cemetery
at Two Rivers. Manitowoc Herald News, October 9, 1922 P.1
TWO RIVERS WOMAN STRICKEN BY DEATH AS SHE NEARS OLD HOME AFTER YEAR’S ABSENCE
Death came to Mrs. Augusta Havel on her way to her old home at Two Rivers after an absence of a year and a half spent with her son at Kennan, Wis. She had suffered a slight stroke two weeks ago and decided to return to Two Rivers, where she had made her residence for thirty-two years to make her home with her daughter Mrs. Paul Heldt. The attending physician believed her able to stand
the trip and it was just before this city was reached Sunday morning by the limited train on which she was a passenger that she collapsed. Death came as she was being conveyed to the hospital in the ambulance.
Mrs. Havel was born at Mishicot September 18, 1868, and was fifty-four years old. She was married to Herman Havel in 1889 and is survived by one son, Alex at Kennan and two daughters, Mrs. Paul Heldt and Miss Laura, both of two Rivers. Her aged father, Theodore Becker of Mishicot, one sister, Mrs. John Reuther and three brothers, Fred, of Minnesota, Herman, Two Rivers and Rudolph, Mishicot, also survive her together with four grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at St. John’s Lutheran church, the Rev. Haase officiating and burial will be made at the public cemetery
at Two Rivers. Manitowoc Herald News, October 9, 1922 P.1
GUSTA HAVEL
TWO RIVERS WOMAN STRICKEN BY DEATH AS SHE NEARS OLD HOME AFTER YEAR’S ABSENCE
Death came to Mrs. Augusta Havel on her way to her old home at Two Rivers after an absence of a year and a half spent with her son at Kennan, Wis. She had suffered a slight stroke two weeks ago and decided to return to Two Rivers, where she had made her residence for thirty-two years to make her home with her daughter Mrs. Paul Heldt. The attending physician believed her able to stand
the trip and it was just before this city was reached Sunday morning by the limited train on which she was a passenger that she collapsed. Death came as she was being conveyed to the hospital in the ambulance.
Mrs. Havel was born at Mishicot September 18, 1868, and was fifty-four years old. She was married to Herman Havel in 1889 and is survived by one son, Alex at Kennan and two daughters, Mrs. Paul Heldt and Miss Laura, both of two Rivers. Her aged father, Theodore Becker of Mishicot, one sister, Mrs. John Reuther and three brothers, Fred, of Minnesota, Herman, Two Rivers and Rudolph, Mishicot, also survive her together with four grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at St. John’s Lutheran church, the Rev. Haase officiating and burial will be made at the public cemetery
at Two Rivers. Manitowoc Herald News, October 9, 1922 P.1
TWO RIVERS WOMAN STRICKEN BY DEATH AS SHE NEARS OLD HOME AFTER YEAR’S ABSENCE
Death came to Mrs. Augusta Havel on her way to her old home at Two Rivers after an absence of a year and a half spent with her son at Kennan, Wis. She had suffered a slight stroke two weeks ago and decided to return to Two Rivers, where she had made her residence for thirty-two years to make her home with her daughter Mrs. Paul Heldt. The attending physician believed her able to stand
the trip and it was just before this city was reached Sunday morning by the limited train on which she was a passenger that she collapsed. Death came as she was being conveyed to the hospital in the ambulance.
Mrs. Havel was born at Mishicot September 18, 1868, and was fifty-four years old. She was married to Herman Havel in 1889 and is survived by one son, Alex at Kennan and two daughters, Mrs. Paul Heldt and Miss Laura, both of two Rivers. Her aged father, Theodore Becker of Mishicot, one sister, Mrs. John Reuther and three brothers, Fred, of Minnesota, Herman, Two Rivers and Rudolph, Mishicot, also survive her together with four grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at St. John’s Lutheran church, the Rev. Haase officiating and burial will be made at the public cemetery
at Two Rivers. Manitowoc Herald News, October 9, 1922 P.1
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