FEDES KRUMDICK
(1857 - 1926)
DEATH CLAIMS MRS. KRUMDICK OF ROCKWOOD
Mrs. Fedes Krumdick, wife of Albert Krumdick, residing on a farm near Rockwood, died at the Holy Family hospital yesterday afternoon, death being due to a bursted appendix. Mrs. Krumdick was rushed to this city following an attack a few days ago but the appendix had burst before the operation could be performed and death followed.
The funeral will be held Monday morning from the farm home with services at 9:30 at St. Anne Catholic church at Francis Creek, the Rev. Schiller officiating. Burial will be at the Francis Creek cemetery.
Born at Francis Creek, December 17, 1856, Mrs. Krumdick, who was Fedes Hessel, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Hessel, deceased, was 69 at her last birthday and had been a resident of the county all of her life.
She was married to Albert Krumdick 47 years ago and besides the husband six children survive her, Mrs. C. J. Wuellner of Menominee, Mich., Mrs. Anton Rohde, Manitowoc route 7, Albert Jr., route 6, city, Louis of Milwaukee, Anton of this city and Henry on the home farm. Seventeen grand-children, three sisters, Mrs. Henry Landgraf, Minneapolis, Minn., Mrs. Joseph Benish of Eau Claire and Mrs. Peter Kornely, Town of Two Rivers, and two brothers, Anton Hessel of Los Angeles and Charles Hessel of Francis Creek also survive her.
Mrs. Krumdick was active in church work and was a member of the ladies' church organizations. News of her death will come as a shock to a wide circle of friends.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, April 16, 1926 P. 1
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Anton Hessel Passes Away in California as Sister Dies Here
Death Visited the Hessel family twice on Thursday, the demise of Mrs. Albert Krumdick of Rockwood occurring in the hospital here and word having been received yesterday of the death at Los Angeles, California, of her brother, Anton Hessel, a former resident of the county, also on Thursday at almost the same hour at which Mrs. Krumdick died. The funeral of Mr. Hessel was held at Los Angeles this morning.
Born in the county seventy-four years ago, Mr. Hessel as a young man moved to Eau Claire where he engaged in the saloon business. He was married to an Appleton girl forty-eight years ago and remained at Eau Claire for a quarter of a century moving west about twenty-five years ago when an opportunity offered to acquire a brewery at Anhelm, California. Later he disposed of this business and took up his home at Los Angeles where he has remained for a number of years. He suffered a stroke some time ago and members of the family were aware that his condition was critical.
Surviving Mr. Hessel are his widow, four children, Ross, Joseph, Leo and Paul, all making their home at Los Angeles, three sisters, Mrs. Henry Landgraf of Minneapolis, Mrs. Joseph Benish of Eau Claire and Mrs. Peter Kornely of the town of Two Rivers and one brother, Charles Hessel of Francis Creek.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, April 17, 1926 P. 3
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(1857 - 1926)
DEATH CLAIMS MRS. KRUMDICK OF ROCKWOOD
Mrs. Fedes Krumdick, wife of Albert Krumdick, residing on a farm near Rockwood, died at the Holy Family hospital yesterday afternoon, death being due to a bursted appendix. Mrs. Krumdick was rushed to this city following an attack a few days ago but the appendix had burst before the operation could be performed and death followed.
The funeral will be held Monday morning from the farm home with services at 9:30 at St. Anne Catholic church at Francis Creek, the Rev. Schiller officiating. Burial will be at the Francis Creek cemetery.
Born at Francis Creek, December 17, 1856, Mrs. Krumdick, who was Fedes Hessel, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Hessel, deceased, was 69 at her last birthday and had been a resident of the county all of her life.
She was married to Albert Krumdick 47 years ago and besides the husband six children survive her, Mrs. C. J. Wuellner of Menominee, Mich., Mrs. Anton Rohde, Manitowoc route 7, Albert Jr., route 6, city, Louis of Milwaukee, Anton of this city and Henry on the home farm. Seventeen grand-children, three sisters, Mrs. Henry Landgraf, Minneapolis, Minn., Mrs. Joseph Benish of Eau Claire and Mrs. Peter Kornely, Town of Two Rivers, and two brothers, Anton Hessel of Los Angeles and Charles Hessel of Francis Creek also survive her.
Mrs. Krumdick was active in church work and was a member of the ladies' church organizations. News of her death will come as a shock to a wide circle of friends.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, April 16, 1926 P. 1
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Anton Hessel Passes Away in California as Sister Dies Here
Death Visited the Hessel family twice on Thursday, the demise of Mrs. Albert Krumdick of Rockwood occurring in the hospital here and word having been received yesterday of the death at Los Angeles, California, of her brother, Anton Hessel, a former resident of the county, also on Thursday at almost the same hour at which Mrs. Krumdick died. The funeral of Mr. Hessel was held at Los Angeles this morning.
Born in the county seventy-four years ago, Mr. Hessel as a young man moved to Eau Claire where he engaged in the saloon business. He was married to an Appleton girl forty-eight years ago and remained at Eau Claire for a quarter of a century moving west about twenty-five years ago when an opportunity offered to acquire a brewery at Anhelm, California. Later he disposed of this business and took up his home at Los Angeles where he has remained for a number of years. He suffered a stroke some time ago and members of the family were aware that his condition was critical.
Surviving Mr. Hessel are his widow, four children, Ross, Joseph, Leo and Paul, all making their home at Los Angeles, three sisters, Mrs. Henry Landgraf of Minneapolis, Mrs. Joseph Benish of Eau Claire and Mrs. Peter Kornely of the town of Two Rivers and one brother, Charles Hessel of Francis Creek.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, April 17, 1926 P. 3
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FEDES KRUMDICK
(1857 - 1926)
DEATH CLAIMS MRS. KRUMDICK OF ROCKWOOD
Mrs. Fedes Krumdick, wife of Albert Krumdick, residing on a farm near Rockwood, died at the Holy Family hospital yesterday afternoon, death being due to a bursted appendix. Mrs. Krumdick was rushed to this city following an attack a few days ago but the appendix had burst before the operation could be performed and death followed.
The funeral will be held Monday morning from the farm home with services at 9:30 at St. Anne Catholic church at Francis Creek, the Rev. Schiller officiating. Burial will be at the Francis Creek cemetery.
Born at Francis Creek, December 17, 1856, Mrs. Krumdick, who was Fedes Hessel, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Hessel, deceased, was 69 at her last birthday and had been a resident of the county all of her life.
She was married to Albert Krumdick 47 years ago and besides the husband six children survive her, Mrs. C. J. Wuellner of Menominee, Mich., Mrs. Anton Rohde, Manitowoc route 7, Albert Jr., route 6, city, Louis of Milwaukee, Anton of this city and Henry on the home farm. Seventeen grand-children, three sisters, Mrs. Henry Landgraf, Minneapolis, Minn., Mrs. Joseph Benish of Eau Claire and Mrs. Peter Kornely, Town of Two Rivers, and two brothers, Anton Hessel of Los Angeles and Charles Hessel of Francis Creek also survive her.
Mrs. Krumdick was active in church work and was a member of the ladies' church organizations. News of her death will come as a shock to a wide circle of friends.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, April 16, 1926 P. 1
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Anton Hessel Passes Away in California as Sister Dies Here
Death Visited the Hessel family twice on Thursday, the demise of Mrs. Albert Krumdick of Rockwood occurring in the hospital here and word having been received yesterday of the death at Los Angeles, California, of her brother, Anton Hessel, a former resident of the county, also on Thursday at almost the same hour at which Mrs. Krumdick died. The funeral of Mr. Hessel was held at Los Angeles this morning.
Born in the county seventy-four years ago, Mr. Hessel as a young man moved to Eau Claire where he engaged in the saloon business. He was married to an Appleton girl forty-eight years ago and remained at Eau Claire for a quarter of a century moving west about twenty-five years ago when an opportunity offered to acquire a brewery at Anhelm, California. Later he disposed of this business and took up his home at Los Angeles where he has remained for a number of years. He suffered a stroke some time ago and members of the family were aware that his condition was critical.
Surviving Mr. Hessel are his widow, four children, Ross, Joseph, Leo and Paul, all making their home at Los Angeles, three sisters, Mrs. Henry Landgraf of Minneapolis, Mrs. Joseph Benish of Eau Claire and Mrs. Peter Kornely of the town of Two Rivers and one brother, Charles Hessel of Francis Creek.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, April 17, 1926 P. 3
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(1857 - 1926)
DEATH CLAIMS MRS. KRUMDICK OF ROCKWOOD
Mrs. Fedes Krumdick, wife of Albert Krumdick, residing on a farm near Rockwood, died at the Holy Family hospital yesterday afternoon, death being due to a bursted appendix. Mrs. Krumdick was rushed to this city following an attack a few days ago but the appendix had burst before the operation could be performed and death followed.
The funeral will be held Monday morning from the farm home with services at 9:30 at St. Anne Catholic church at Francis Creek, the Rev. Schiller officiating. Burial will be at the Francis Creek cemetery.
Born at Francis Creek, December 17, 1856, Mrs. Krumdick, who was Fedes Hessel, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Hessel, deceased, was 69 at her last birthday and had been a resident of the county all of her life.
She was married to Albert Krumdick 47 years ago and besides the husband six children survive her, Mrs. C. J. Wuellner of Menominee, Mich., Mrs. Anton Rohde, Manitowoc route 7, Albert Jr., route 6, city, Louis of Milwaukee, Anton of this city and Henry on the home farm. Seventeen grand-children, three sisters, Mrs. Henry Landgraf, Minneapolis, Minn., Mrs. Joseph Benish of Eau Claire and Mrs. Peter Kornely, Town of Two Rivers, and two brothers, Anton Hessel of Los Angeles and Charles Hessel of Francis Creek also survive her.
Mrs. Krumdick was active in church work and was a member of the ladies' church organizations. News of her death will come as a shock to a wide circle of friends.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, April 16, 1926 P. 1
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Anton Hessel Passes Away in California as Sister Dies Here
Death Visited the Hessel family twice on Thursday, the demise of Mrs. Albert Krumdick of Rockwood occurring in the hospital here and word having been received yesterday of the death at Los Angeles, California, of her brother, Anton Hessel, a former resident of the county, also on Thursday at almost the same hour at which Mrs. Krumdick died. The funeral of Mr. Hessel was held at Los Angeles this morning.
Born in the county seventy-four years ago, Mr. Hessel as a young man moved to Eau Claire where he engaged in the saloon business. He was married to an Appleton girl forty-eight years ago and remained at Eau Claire for a quarter of a century moving west about twenty-five years ago when an opportunity offered to acquire a brewery at Anhelm, California. Later he disposed of this business and took up his home at Los Angeles where he has remained for a number of years. He suffered a stroke some time ago and members of the family were aware that his condition was critical.
Surviving Mr. Hessel are his widow, four children, Ross, Joseph, Leo and Paul, all making their home at Los Angeles, three sisters, Mrs. Henry Landgraf of Minneapolis, Mrs. Joseph Benish of Eau Claire and Mrs. Peter Kornely of the town of Two Rivers and one brother, Charles Hessel of Francis Creek.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, April 17, 1926 P. 3
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