EMMA MEINEKE
Mrs. Meineke Succumbs to Heart Attack
Two Rivers, Jan. 4-Heart trouble, from which she had been a sufferer for some time,
caused the demise of Mrs. Henry Meineke at the family home, 2300 Adams street,
Saturday. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon from the home with services at
2 o'clock at St. John's Lutheran chuch the Rev. Hanse officiating. Burial will be
in Pioneers' Rest cemetery.
Mrs. Meineke, who was Emily Schmidt before her marriage, December 1, 1885, was born
at Shoto November 15, 1864 and was sixty-one years of age. Her husband preceded her
in death twenty-five years ago and she is survived by five children, Mrs. Walter
Doeblerof Iron Mountain, Mich., Mrs. Emil Kurtz of Milwaukee, Mrs. Arthur Tomaschefsky
and Mrs. Otto Ulrich of this city and Norman Meineke of Oconomowoc. Her aged mother,
ten grandchildren, three brothers, Christ Schmidt of the town of Two Rivers, Fred and
Theodore Schmidt of this city and one sister, Mrs. Emilia Burmeister, also survive her.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, January 04, 1926 Page 5
*********
The Meineke obit that mentions her name is Emily....there was a probate
notice a few weeks later that lists her as Emma Meinecke.
So Emma is correct not Emily.
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The young child of Mrs. H. Meinecke, of Two Rivers, who was seriously
injured by having a piece of broken tea cup gouged in the eye, has been
taken to Milwaukee for treatment in the hope that the optic may be saved.
The eye was forced completely from the socket, but was replaced by Dr.
Currens who attended to the injuries of the little one and there is now
a chance that the case will not prove as serious as was anticipated.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, June 18, 1902, Page 1
(NOTE: Mrs. H. Meineke is Emma in marriages. Henry died on May 8, 1900
before the census was taken, and Emma is on the 1900 census with 6
children, the youngest 3 being Erma age 5; Norman, age 2 yrs.; and
Alvin 5 months. This child could be any one of them.
Mrs. Meineke Succumbs to Heart Attack
Two Rivers, Jan. 4-Heart trouble, from which she had been a sufferer for some time,
caused the demise of Mrs. Henry Meineke at the family home, 2300 Adams street,
Saturday. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon from the home with services at
2 o'clock at St. John's Lutheran chuch the Rev. Hanse officiating. Burial will be
in Pioneers' Rest cemetery.
Mrs. Meineke, who was Emily Schmidt before her marriage, December 1, 1885, was born
at Shoto November 15, 1864 and was sixty-one years of age. Her husband preceded her
in death twenty-five years ago and she is survived by five children, Mrs. Walter
Doeblerof Iron Mountain, Mich., Mrs. Emil Kurtz of Milwaukee, Mrs. Arthur Tomaschefsky
and Mrs. Otto Ulrich of this city and Norman Meineke of Oconomowoc. Her aged mother,
ten grandchildren, three brothers, Christ Schmidt of the town of Two Rivers, Fred and
Theodore Schmidt of this city and one sister, Mrs. Emilia Burmeister, also survive her.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, January 04, 1926 Page 5
*********
The Meineke obit that mentions her name is Emily....there was a probate
notice a few weeks later that lists her as Emma Meinecke.
So Emma is correct not Emily.
*********
The young child of Mrs. H. Meinecke, of Two Rivers, who was seriously
injured by having a piece of broken tea cup gouged in the eye, has been
taken to Milwaukee for treatment in the hope that the optic may be saved.
The eye was forced completely from the socket, but was replaced by Dr.
Currens who attended to the injuries of the little one and there is now
a chance that the case will not prove as serious as was anticipated.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, June 18, 1902, Page 1
(NOTE: Mrs. H. Meineke is Emma in marriages. Henry died on May 8, 1900
before the census was taken, and Emma is on the 1900 census with 6
children, the youngest 3 being Erma age 5; Norman, age 2 yrs.; and
Alvin 5 months. This child could be any one of them.
EMMA MEINEKE
Mrs. Meineke Succumbs to Heart Attack
Two Rivers, Jan. 4-Heart trouble, from which she had been a sufferer for some time,
caused the demise of Mrs. Henry Meineke at the family home, 2300 Adams street,
Saturday. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon from the home with services at
2 o'clock at St. John's Lutheran chuch the Rev. Hanse officiating. Burial will be
in Pioneers' Rest cemetery.
Mrs. Meineke, who was Emily Schmidt before her marriage, December 1, 1885, was born
at Shoto November 15, 1864 and was sixty-one years of age. Her husband preceded her
in death twenty-five years ago and she is survived by five children, Mrs. Walter
Doeblerof Iron Mountain, Mich., Mrs. Emil Kurtz of Milwaukee, Mrs. Arthur Tomaschefsky
and Mrs. Otto Ulrich of this city and Norman Meineke of Oconomowoc. Her aged mother,
ten grandchildren, three brothers, Christ Schmidt of the town of Two Rivers, Fred and
Theodore Schmidt of this city and one sister, Mrs. Emilia Burmeister, also survive her.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, January 04, 1926 Page 5
*********
The Meineke obit that mentions her name is Emily....there was a probate
notice a few weeks later that lists her as Emma Meinecke.
So Emma is correct not Emily.
*********
The young child of Mrs. H. Meinecke, of Two Rivers, who was seriously
injured by having a piece of broken tea cup gouged in the eye, has been
taken to Milwaukee for treatment in the hope that the optic may be saved.
The eye was forced completely from the socket, but was replaced by Dr.
Currens who attended to the injuries of the little one and there is now
a chance that the case will not prove as serious as was anticipated.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, June 18, 1902, Page 1
(NOTE: Mrs. H. Meineke is Emma in marriages. Henry died on May 8, 1900
before the census was taken, and Emma is on the 1900 census with 6
children, the youngest 3 being Erma age 5; Norman, age 2 yrs.; and
Alvin 5 months. This child could be any one of them.
Mrs. Meineke Succumbs to Heart Attack
Two Rivers, Jan. 4-Heart trouble, from which she had been a sufferer for some time,
caused the demise of Mrs. Henry Meineke at the family home, 2300 Adams street,
Saturday. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon from the home with services at
2 o'clock at St. John's Lutheran chuch the Rev. Hanse officiating. Burial will be
in Pioneers' Rest cemetery.
Mrs. Meineke, who was Emily Schmidt before her marriage, December 1, 1885, was born
at Shoto November 15, 1864 and was sixty-one years of age. Her husband preceded her
in death twenty-five years ago and she is survived by five children, Mrs. Walter
Doeblerof Iron Mountain, Mich., Mrs. Emil Kurtz of Milwaukee, Mrs. Arthur Tomaschefsky
and Mrs. Otto Ulrich of this city and Norman Meineke of Oconomowoc. Her aged mother,
ten grandchildren, three brothers, Christ Schmidt of the town of Two Rivers, Fred and
Theodore Schmidt of this city and one sister, Mrs. Emilia Burmeister, also survive her.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, January 04, 1926 Page 5
*********
The Meineke obit that mentions her name is Emily....there was a probate
notice a few weeks later that lists her as Emma Meinecke.
So Emma is correct not Emily.
*********
The young child of Mrs. H. Meinecke, of Two Rivers, who was seriously
injured by having a piece of broken tea cup gouged in the eye, has been
taken to Milwaukee for treatment in the hope that the optic may be saved.
The eye was forced completely from the socket, but was replaced by Dr.
Currens who attended to the injuries of the little one and there is now
a chance that the case will not prove as serious as was anticipated.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, June 18, 1902, Page 1
(NOTE: Mrs. H. Meineke is Emma in marriages. Henry died on May 8, 1900
before the census was taken, and Emma is on the 1900 census with 6
children, the youngest 3 being Erma age 5; Norman, age 2 yrs.; and
Alvin 5 months. This child could be any one of them.
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