Louise pictured in the middle with her father and stepmother
Miss Louise Pfister, 89, formerly of 105 W. Brooklyn St., Chilton, died at the Toth Nursing Home Saturday, January 20, after a long illness.
A resident of the nursing home since last June, she was born in the town of Charlestown on Nov. 16, 1883, daughter of the last John and Agnes Heisdorf Pfister.
She worked as a seamstress and was also employed at the Chilton Canning Co for many years. Miss Pfister moved to Chilton in 1962 from the town of Charlestown..
She was a member of St. Martin Catholic Church, Charlestown, and the Mission Society of St. Mary Catholic Parish, Chilton.
She is survived only by cousins.
Funeral Mass was in St. Martin Church, with the Rev. John Aschenbrener, pastor, celebrant.
Chilton Times Journal – January 25, 1973
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Pfister, Louise (Nov. 16, 1883-Jan. 20, 1973 –single –daughter of John Pfister [1855-1938] and his first wife Agnes Heisdorf [1860-1889] –and the only child of John Pfister to reach adulthood –born in Town of Charlestown –on April 14, 1948, Louise inherited from her widowed step-mother Mary Woelfel Pfister the lot with house at W1511 Highway 151 in Hayton, Calumet County –Louise owned this lot with house until selling on June 22, 1962 –died from "generalized cathexis, 6 hours –arteriosclerotic cardio vascular disease, 1 year –diabetes, 15 years") –buried at St. Martin Catholic Cemetery, Town of Charlestown [death record Calumet 20-515]
Miss Louise Pfister, 89, formerly of 105 W. Brooklyn St., Chilton, died at the Toth Nursing Home Saturday, January 20, after a long illness.
A resident of the nursing home since last June, she was born in the town of Charlestown on Nov. 16, 1883, daughter of the last John and Agnes Heisdorf Pfister.
She worked as a seamstress and was also employed at the Chilton Canning Co for many years. Miss Pfister moved to Chilton in 1962 from the town of Charlestown..
She was a member of St. Martin Catholic Church, Charlestown, and the Mission Society of St. Mary Catholic Parish, Chilton.
She is survived only by cousins.
Funeral Mass was in St. Martin Church, with the Rev. John Aschenbrener, pastor, celebrant.
Chilton Times Journal – January 25, 1973
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Pfister, Louise (Nov. 16, 1883-Jan. 20, 1973 –single –daughter of John Pfister [1855-1938] and his first wife Agnes Heisdorf [1860-1889] –and the only child of John Pfister to reach adulthood –born in Town of Charlestown –on April 14, 1948, Louise inherited from her widowed step-mother Mary Woelfel Pfister the lot with house at W1511 Highway 151 in Hayton, Calumet County –Louise owned this lot with house until selling on June 22, 1962 –died from "generalized cathexis, 6 hours –arteriosclerotic cardio vascular disease, 1 year –diabetes, 15 years") –buried at St. Martin Catholic Cemetery, Town of Charlestown [death record Calumet 20-515]
Louise pictured in the middle with her father and stepmother
Miss Louise Pfister, 89, formerly of 105 W. Brooklyn St., Chilton, died at the Toth Nursing Home Saturday, January 20, after a long illness.
A resident of the nursing home since last June, she was born in the town of Charlestown on Nov. 16, 1883, daughter of the last John and Agnes Heisdorf Pfister.
She worked as a seamstress and was also employed at the Chilton Canning Co for many years. Miss Pfister moved to Chilton in 1962 from the town of Charlestown..
She was a member of St. Martin Catholic Church, Charlestown, and the Mission Society of St. Mary Catholic Parish, Chilton.
She is survived only by cousins.
Funeral Mass was in St. Martin Church, with the Rev. John Aschenbrener, pastor, celebrant.
Chilton Times Journal – January 25, 1973
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Pfister, Louise (Nov. 16, 1883-Jan. 20, 1973 –single –daughter of John Pfister [1855-1938] and his first wife Agnes Heisdorf [1860-1889] –and the only child of John Pfister to reach adulthood –born in Town of Charlestown –on April 14, 1948, Louise inherited from her widowed step-mother Mary Woelfel Pfister the lot with house at W1511 Highway 151 in Hayton, Calumet County –Louise owned this lot with house until selling on June 22, 1962 –died from "generalized cathexis, 6 hours –arteriosclerotic cardio vascular disease, 1 year –diabetes, 15 years") –buried at St. Martin Catholic Cemetery, Town of Charlestown [death record Calumet 20-515]
Miss Louise Pfister, 89, formerly of 105 W. Brooklyn St., Chilton, died at the Toth Nursing Home Saturday, January 20, after a long illness.
A resident of the nursing home since last June, she was born in the town of Charlestown on Nov. 16, 1883, daughter of the last John and Agnes Heisdorf Pfister.
She worked as a seamstress and was also employed at the Chilton Canning Co for many years. Miss Pfister moved to Chilton in 1962 from the town of Charlestown..
She was a member of St. Martin Catholic Church, Charlestown, and the Mission Society of St. Mary Catholic Parish, Chilton.
She is survived only by cousins.
Funeral Mass was in St. Martin Church, with the Rev. John Aschenbrener, pastor, celebrant.
Chilton Times Journal – January 25, 1973
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Pfister, Louise (Nov. 16, 1883-Jan. 20, 1973 –single –daughter of John Pfister [1855-1938] and his first wife Agnes Heisdorf [1860-1889] –and the only child of John Pfister to reach adulthood –born in Town of Charlestown –on April 14, 1948, Louise inherited from her widowed step-mother Mary Woelfel Pfister the lot with house at W1511 Highway 151 in Hayton, Calumet County –Louise owned this lot with house until selling on June 22, 1962 –died from "generalized cathexis, 6 hours –arteriosclerotic cardio vascular disease, 1 year –diabetes, 15 years") –buried at St. Martin Catholic Cemetery, Town of Charlestown [death record Calumet 20-515]
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