ELSIE WEAVER
MRS. E. WEAVER GETS SUMMONS
Native Of Two Rivers Dies In Milwaukee, Rites Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver, 50, native of Two Rivers, died late Wednesday night in
Milwaukee after an illness of four months. She underwent an operation last
November.
The body will arrive in Two Rivers tonight and later will be removed from the
Beduhn & Goetz mortuary to the residence of Mrs. Philip Neumann, Tenth street,
a sister of the deceased. The funeral will be held Saturday at 9:30a.m. at St.
Marks church and burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
Her maiden name was Hippert. She was born in Two Rivers May 17, 1884, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hippert, both of whom are now dead. When she
was 17 years old she went to Milwaukee and had made her home there ever since.
Survivors are seven sisters, Mrs. Neumann, Mrs. Emil Nagle, Mrs. Arthur Geske,
Mrs. Edward Kowalski, Mrs. Valentine Rath and Mrs. Reed Avery all of Two Rivers
and Mrs. Robert Stamm of West Allis, and three brothers, Henry Hippert, West
Allis, Norman and Roland of Two Rivers.
Manitowoc Herald Times, May 3, 1934 P.11
MRS. E. WEAVER GETS SUMMONS
Native Of Two Rivers Dies In Milwaukee, Rites Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver, 50, native of Two Rivers, died late Wednesday night in
Milwaukee after an illness of four months. She underwent an operation last
November.
The body will arrive in Two Rivers tonight and later will be removed from the
Beduhn & Goetz mortuary to the residence of Mrs. Philip Neumann, Tenth street,
a sister of the deceased. The funeral will be held Saturday at 9:30a.m. at St.
Marks church and burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
Her maiden name was Hippert. She was born in Two Rivers May 17, 1884, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hippert, both of whom are now dead. When she
was 17 years old she went to Milwaukee and had made her home there ever since.
Survivors are seven sisters, Mrs. Neumann, Mrs. Emil Nagle, Mrs. Arthur Geske,
Mrs. Edward Kowalski, Mrs. Valentine Rath and Mrs. Reed Avery all of Two Rivers
and Mrs. Robert Stamm of West Allis, and three brothers, Henry Hippert, West
Allis, Norman and Roland of Two Rivers.
Manitowoc Herald Times, May 3, 1934 P.11
ELSIE WEAVER
MRS. E. WEAVER GETS SUMMONS
Native Of Two Rivers Dies In Milwaukee, Rites Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver, 50, native of Two Rivers, died late Wednesday night in
Milwaukee after an illness of four months. She underwent an operation last
November.
The body will arrive in Two Rivers tonight and later will be removed from the
Beduhn & Goetz mortuary to the residence of Mrs. Philip Neumann, Tenth street,
a sister of the deceased. The funeral will be held Saturday at 9:30a.m. at St.
Marks church and burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
Her maiden name was Hippert. She was born in Two Rivers May 17, 1884, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hippert, both of whom are now dead. When she
was 17 years old she went to Milwaukee and had made her home there ever since.
Survivors are seven sisters, Mrs. Neumann, Mrs. Emil Nagle, Mrs. Arthur Geske,
Mrs. Edward Kowalski, Mrs. Valentine Rath and Mrs. Reed Avery all of Two Rivers
and Mrs. Robert Stamm of West Allis, and three brothers, Henry Hippert, West
Allis, Norman and Roland of Two Rivers.
Manitowoc Herald Times, May 3, 1934 P.11
MRS. E. WEAVER GETS SUMMONS
Native Of Two Rivers Dies In Milwaukee, Rites Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver, 50, native of Two Rivers, died late Wednesday night in
Milwaukee after an illness of four months. She underwent an operation last
November.
The body will arrive in Two Rivers tonight and later will be removed from the
Beduhn & Goetz mortuary to the residence of Mrs. Philip Neumann, Tenth street,
a sister of the deceased. The funeral will be held Saturday at 9:30a.m. at St.
Marks church and burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
Her maiden name was Hippert. She was born in Two Rivers May 17, 1884, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hippert, both of whom are now dead. When she
was 17 years old she went to Milwaukee and had made her home there ever since.
Survivors are seven sisters, Mrs. Neumann, Mrs. Emil Nagle, Mrs. Arthur Geske,
Mrs. Edward Kowalski, Mrs. Valentine Rath and Mrs. Reed Avery all of Two Rivers
and Mrs. Robert Stamm of West Allis, and three brothers, Henry Hippert, West
Allis, Norman and Roland of Two Rivers.
Manitowoc Herald Times, May 3, 1934 P.11
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