From THE LACROSSE TRIBUNE, Sat. Dec. 23, 1916, p. 6
"DEATH RELEASES INVALID SHUT IN FOR TWO DECADES
"Death ended twenty-three years of bedridden existence for Mrs. Catherine Rebhahn, an old resident of La Crosse, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Rebhahn had been a resident of St. Francis hospital for eighteen years before her death. In spite of her long illness and great age - Mrs. Rebhahn was nearly 87 - she maintained her cheerfulness and optimism to within a few days of her death.
"Next Tuesday, her eighty seventh birthday had she lived, will see the aged woman's funeral. Services will be conducted in the hospital chapel at 8 o'clock, by Father Wirtz.
"Mrs. Rebhahn was a native of Germany. She is survived by three sons and five daughters. Three of the daughters are members of the Franciscan community at St. Rose convent - Sisters Ferdinand, Alberta and Cordelia. The other daughters are Mrs. Martin Zeller, Holt, Mont.; and Mrs. M. Gass, Beach, N.D.; Adolf and Peter Rebhahn, Seattle, and Fred Rebhahn, Mapleton, N.D., are the sons who mourn Mrs. Rebhahn's death."
"DEATH RELEASES INVALID SHUT IN FOR TWO DECADES
"Death ended twenty-three years of bedridden existence for Mrs. Catherine Rebhahn, an old resident of La Crosse, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Rebhahn had been a resident of St. Francis hospital for eighteen years before her death. In spite of her long illness and great age - Mrs. Rebhahn was nearly 87 - she maintained her cheerfulness and optimism to within a few days of her death.
"Next Tuesday, her eighty seventh birthday had she lived, will see the aged woman's funeral. Services will be conducted in the hospital chapel at 8 o'clock, by Father Wirtz.
"Mrs. Rebhahn was a native of Germany. She is survived by three sons and five daughters. Three of the daughters are members of the Franciscan community at St. Rose convent - Sisters Ferdinand, Alberta and Cordelia. The other daughters are Mrs. Martin Zeller, Holt, Mont.; and Mrs. M. Gass, Beach, N.D.; Adolf and Peter Rebhahn, Seattle, and Fred Rebhahn, Mapleton, N.D., are the sons who mourn Mrs. Rebhahn's death."
From THE LACROSSE TRIBUNE, Sat. Dec. 23, 1916, p. 6
"DEATH RELEASES INVALID SHUT IN FOR TWO DECADES
"Death ended twenty-three years of bedridden existence for Mrs. Catherine Rebhahn, an old resident of La Crosse, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Rebhahn had been a resident of St. Francis hospital for eighteen years before her death. In spite of her long illness and great age - Mrs. Rebhahn was nearly 87 - she maintained her cheerfulness and optimism to within a few days of her death.
"Next Tuesday, her eighty seventh birthday had she lived, will see the aged woman's funeral. Services will be conducted in the hospital chapel at 8 o'clock, by Father Wirtz.
"Mrs. Rebhahn was a native of Germany. She is survived by three sons and five daughters. Three of the daughters are members of the Franciscan community at St. Rose convent - Sisters Ferdinand, Alberta and Cordelia. The other daughters are Mrs. Martin Zeller, Holt, Mont.; and Mrs. M. Gass, Beach, N.D.; Adolf and Peter Rebhahn, Seattle, and Fred Rebhahn, Mapleton, N.D., are the sons who mourn Mrs. Rebhahn's death."
"DEATH RELEASES INVALID SHUT IN FOR TWO DECADES
"Death ended twenty-three years of bedridden existence for Mrs. Catherine Rebhahn, an old resident of La Crosse, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Rebhahn had been a resident of St. Francis hospital for eighteen years before her death. In spite of her long illness and great age - Mrs. Rebhahn was nearly 87 - she maintained her cheerfulness and optimism to within a few days of her death.
"Next Tuesday, her eighty seventh birthday had she lived, will see the aged woman's funeral. Services will be conducted in the hospital chapel at 8 o'clock, by Father Wirtz.
"Mrs. Rebhahn was a native of Germany. She is survived by three sons and five daughters. Three of the daughters are members of the Franciscan community at St. Rose convent - Sisters Ferdinand, Alberta and Cordelia. The other daughters are Mrs. Martin Zeller, Holt, Mont.; and Mrs. M. Gass, Beach, N.D.; Adolf and Peter Rebhahn, Seattle, and Fred Rebhahn, Mapleton, N.D., are the sons who mourn Mrs. Rebhahn's death."
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