Married May 14 1898, Sheboygan, vol 5, pg 285. Robert Wildgrube to Martha Verhulst.
Mrs. Robt. Wildgrube Buried At Valders
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Wildgrube of Valders were held in that village this afternoon with a number of Manitowoc friends being in attendance at the services. She died in the hospital at Sheboygan early this week following an extended illness.
An especially selected quartette from the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing company Marine band played a number of selections at the services. Mr. Wildgrube is a pioneer member of the band and has composed and rearranged many of its numbers.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, December 26, 1929 P.14
Mrs. Robt. Wildgrube Buried At Valders
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Wildgrube of Valders were held in that village this afternoon with a number of Manitowoc friends being in attendance at the services. She died in the hospital at Sheboygan early this week following an extended illness.
An especially selected quartette from the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing company Marine band played a number of selections at the services. Mr. Wildgrube is a pioneer member of the band and has composed and rearranged many of its numbers.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, December 26, 1929 P.14
Married May 14 1898, Sheboygan, vol 5, pg 285. Robert Wildgrube to Martha Verhulst.
Mrs. Robt. Wildgrube Buried At Valders
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Wildgrube of Valders were held in that village this afternoon with a number of Manitowoc friends being in attendance at the services. She died in the hospital at Sheboygan early this week following an extended illness.
An especially selected quartette from the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing company Marine band played a number of selections at the services. Mr. Wildgrube is a pioneer member of the band and has composed and rearranged many of its numbers.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, December 26, 1929 P.14
Mrs. Robt. Wildgrube Buried At Valders
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Wildgrube of Valders were held in that village this afternoon with a number of Manitowoc friends being in attendance at the services. She died in the hospital at Sheboygan early this week following an extended illness.
An especially selected quartette from the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing company Marine band played a number of selections at the services. Mr. Wildgrube is a pioneer member of the band and has composed and rearranged many of its numbers.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, December 26, 1929 P.14
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