From a collection of obituaries, Manitowoc WI newspapers
KROSTAG, GEORGE
Ed. Krostag received a message on Monday from Rozellville, Wis.,
informing him of the sudden death of his brother William, and the
latter’s eldest son, aged 20 years. A letter received by Mr. Krostag
Tuesday morning stated that both were victims of Spanish influenza.
They were being cared for in the hospital at Marshfield. Mr. Krostag
left Wednesday morning for Rozellville, to attend the funeral. - 1918
KROSTAG, GEORGE
Ed. Krostag received a message on Monday from Rozellville, Wis.,
informing him of the sudden death of his brother William, and the
latter’s eldest son, aged 20 years. A letter received by Mr. Krostag
Tuesday morning stated that both were victims of Spanish influenza.
They were being cared for in the hospital at Marshfield. Mr. Krostag
left Wednesday morning for Rozellville, to attend the funeral. - 1918
From a collection of obituaries, Manitowoc WI newspapers
KROSTAG, GEORGE
Ed. Krostag received a message on Monday from Rozellville, Wis.,
informing him of the sudden death of his brother William, and the
latter’s eldest son, aged 20 years. A letter received by Mr. Krostag
Tuesday morning stated that both were victims of Spanish influenza.
They were being cared for in the hospital at Marshfield. Mr. Krostag
left Wednesday morning for Rozellville, to attend the funeral. - 1918
KROSTAG, GEORGE
Ed. Krostag received a message on Monday from Rozellville, Wis.,
informing him of the sudden death of his brother William, and the
latter’s eldest son, aged 20 years. A letter received by Mr. Krostag
Tuesday morning stated that both were victims of Spanish influenza.
They were being cared for in the hospital at Marshfield. Mr. Krostag
left Wednesday morning for Rozellville, to attend the funeral. - 1918
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