PAULINE KELLNER (d. 1925)
Dies on Eighty-Fourth Birthday
Mrs. Pauline Kellner, wife of Wenzel Kellner, died at the family home, 1815
Twenty-second street, Thursday, her demise being due to infirmities incident
to old age. The funeral will be held Monday morning with services at Sacred
Heart Catholic church, the Rev. Malkowski officiating and burial will be at
Calvary cemetery.
Born in Germany December 24, 1841, Mrs. Kellner died on her eighty-fourth
birthday. She was twice married, her first husband Mr. Prebis dying before
she came to this country. She came in 1901 and in 1906 came to Two Rivers to
live with the family and has always since made her home here. Besides the
husband she is survived by eight children, four grand children and fifteen
great grandchildren. The children are Mrs. Mary Janke of Chicago, Mrs. Gusta
Polevitz of Germany, Mrs. Joseph Wilniewski, Mrs. Floyd Angel and Mrs. George
S. Schroeder, all of Manitowoc. Stanley Prebis of Chicago, Charles Kellner
and Alois Kellner of this city.
Out of town people here to attend the funeral are Fred Prebis, Stanley
Jechorek and Mrs. Anna Prebis of Chicago, Mrs. Mary Rathsack of Two Creeks
and Mrs. Tillie Koslowski of Chicago.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, December 26, 1925 p.5
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(Per obit she died on Thursday Dec. 24, 1925).
PAULINE KELLNER (d. 1925)
Dies on Eighty-Fourth Birthday
Mrs. Pauline Kellner, wife of Wenzel Kellner, died at the family home, 1815
Twenty-second street, Thursday, her demise being due to infirmities incident
to old age. The funeral will be held Monday morning with services at Sacred
Heart Catholic church, the Rev. Malkowski officiating and burial will be at
Calvary cemetery.
Born in Germany December 24, 1841, Mrs. Kellner died on her eighty-fourth
birthday. She was twice married, her first husband Mr. Prebis dying before
she came to this country. She came in 1901 and in 1906 came to Two Rivers to
live with the family and has always since made her home here. Besides the
husband she is survived by eight children, four grand children and fifteen
great grandchildren. The children are Mrs. Mary Janke of Chicago, Mrs. Gusta
Polevitz of Germany, Mrs. Joseph Wilniewski, Mrs. Floyd Angel and Mrs. George
S. Schroeder, all of Manitowoc. Stanley Prebis of Chicago, Charles Kellner
and Alois Kellner of this city.
Out of town people here to attend the funeral are Fred Prebis, Stanley
Jechorek and Mrs. Anna Prebis of Chicago, Mrs. Mary Rathsack of Two Creeks
and Mrs. Tillie Koslowski of Chicago.
Manitowoc Herald News, Saturday, December 26, 1925 p.5
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(Per obit she died on Thursday Dec. 24, 1925).
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