JOSEPH RIPLINGER
(1852 - 1909)
DEATH RELEASES HIM
Joseph Riplinger Had Been Invalid for 5 Years
An invalid for five years, Joseph Riplinger was relieved by death Wednesday night.
Mr. Riplinger was 57 years of age and had resided here 55 years, coming with his parents when a child of two. For many years he conducted a printing office on Quay street.
A mother, 91 years of age and two sisters, Mrs. M. Neusang and Mrs. M. Dusold, this city survive and two nephews, A.J. Wyssman and Joseph Dusold are residents here.
Mr. Riplinger was educated at the State School for the Deaf in Delavan.
The funeral will be held at 9 Saturday morning.
Manitowoc Daily Herald - Thurs., Feb. 25, 1909 - page 1
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Joseph Riplinger passed away at his home on South Ninth street last Thursday.
For five years he had been a helpless invalid with locomotor ataxia. Deceased had lived in Manitowoc since 1852 coming here with his parents when an infant. He was educated at the state school for the deaf at Delavan and was an apt student. His teachers and intimate friends have all asserted that an intellect much above the ordinary, had been handicapped by the lack of the sense of hearing. He never learned to talk, modern methods in that line being unknown in his student days. Mr. Riplinger was a bachelor.
He is survived by a mother, aged 91, and two sisters, Mrs. Aug. Dusold and Mrs. Aug. Nusang, all of this city, and numerous other kindred.
The funeral was held from St. Boniface church to Calvary Saturday morning.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, March 4, 1909 pg. 1
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We have also learned that Joseph Ripplinger, son of the late Mr. M. Ripplinger, has died after a long illness.
(The sentences following this entry are illegible, but it can be discerned that he was deaf and dumb and had worked as a printer and bookbinder.)
Der Nord Westen, 25 Feb. 1909
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Note: Calvary is the only cemetery in Manitowoc county with this surname.
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(1852 - 1909)
DEATH RELEASES HIM
Joseph Riplinger Had Been Invalid for 5 Years
An invalid for five years, Joseph Riplinger was relieved by death Wednesday night.
Mr. Riplinger was 57 years of age and had resided here 55 years, coming with his parents when a child of two. For many years he conducted a printing office on Quay street.
A mother, 91 years of age and two sisters, Mrs. M. Neusang and Mrs. M. Dusold, this city survive and two nephews, A.J. Wyssman and Joseph Dusold are residents here.
Mr. Riplinger was educated at the State School for the Deaf in Delavan.
The funeral will be held at 9 Saturday morning.
Manitowoc Daily Herald - Thurs., Feb. 25, 1909 - page 1
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Joseph Riplinger passed away at his home on South Ninth street last Thursday.
For five years he had been a helpless invalid with locomotor ataxia. Deceased had lived in Manitowoc since 1852 coming here with his parents when an infant. He was educated at the state school for the deaf at Delavan and was an apt student. His teachers and intimate friends have all asserted that an intellect much above the ordinary, had been handicapped by the lack of the sense of hearing. He never learned to talk, modern methods in that line being unknown in his student days. Mr. Riplinger was a bachelor.
He is survived by a mother, aged 91, and two sisters, Mrs. Aug. Dusold and Mrs. Aug. Nusang, all of this city, and numerous other kindred.
The funeral was held from St. Boniface church to Calvary Saturday morning.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, March 4, 1909 pg. 1
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We have also learned that Joseph Ripplinger, son of the late Mr. M. Ripplinger, has died after a long illness.
(The sentences following this entry are illegible, but it can be discerned that he was deaf and dumb and had worked as a printer and bookbinder.)
Der Nord Westen, 25 Feb. 1909
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Note: Calvary is the only cemetery in Manitowoc county with this surname.
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JOSEPH RIPLINGER
(1852 - 1909)
DEATH RELEASES HIM
Joseph Riplinger Had Been Invalid for 5 Years
An invalid for five years, Joseph Riplinger was relieved by death Wednesday night.
Mr. Riplinger was 57 years of age and had resided here 55 years, coming with his parents when a child of two. For many years he conducted a printing office on Quay street.
A mother, 91 years of age and two sisters, Mrs. M. Neusang and Mrs. M. Dusold, this city survive and two nephews, A.J. Wyssman and Joseph Dusold are residents here.
Mr. Riplinger was educated at the State School for the Deaf in Delavan.
The funeral will be held at 9 Saturday morning.
Manitowoc Daily Herald - Thurs., Feb. 25, 1909 - page 1
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Joseph Riplinger passed away at his home on South Ninth street last Thursday.
For five years he had been a helpless invalid with locomotor ataxia. Deceased had lived in Manitowoc since 1852 coming here with his parents when an infant. He was educated at the state school for the deaf at Delavan and was an apt student. His teachers and intimate friends have all asserted that an intellect much above the ordinary, had been handicapped by the lack of the sense of hearing. He never learned to talk, modern methods in that line being unknown in his student days. Mr. Riplinger was a bachelor.
He is survived by a mother, aged 91, and two sisters, Mrs. Aug. Dusold and Mrs. Aug. Nusang, all of this city, and numerous other kindred.
The funeral was held from St. Boniface church to Calvary Saturday morning.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, March 4, 1909 pg. 1
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We have also learned that Joseph Ripplinger, son of the late Mr. M. Ripplinger, has died after a long illness.
(The sentences following this entry are illegible, but it can be discerned that he was deaf and dumb and had worked as a printer and bookbinder.)
Der Nord Westen, 25 Feb. 1909
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Note: Calvary is the only cemetery in Manitowoc county with this surname.
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(1852 - 1909)
DEATH RELEASES HIM
Joseph Riplinger Had Been Invalid for 5 Years
An invalid for five years, Joseph Riplinger was relieved by death Wednesday night.
Mr. Riplinger was 57 years of age and had resided here 55 years, coming with his parents when a child of two. For many years he conducted a printing office on Quay street.
A mother, 91 years of age and two sisters, Mrs. M. Neusang and Mrs. M. Dusold, this city survive and two nephews, A.J. Wyssman and Joseph Dusold are residents here.
Mr. Riplinger was educated at the State School for the Deaf in Delavan.
The funeral will be held at 9 Saturday morning.
Manitowoc Daily Herald - Thurs., Feb. 25, 1909 - page 1
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Joseph Riplinger passed away at his home on South Ninth street last Thursday.
For five years he had been a helpless invalid with locomotor ataxia. Deceased had lived in Manitowoc since 1852 coming here with his parents when an infant. He was educated at the state school for the deaf at Delavan and was an apt student. His teachers and intimate friends have all asserted that an intellect much above the ordinary, had been handicapped by the lack of the sense of hearing. He never learned to talk, modern methods in that line being unknown in his student days. Mr. Riplinger was a bachelor.
He is survived by a mother, aged 91, and two sisters, Mrs. Aug. Dusold and Mrs. Aug. Nusang, all of this city, and numerous other kindred.
The funeral was held from St. Boniface church to Calvary Saturday morning.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, March 4, 1909 pg. 1
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We have also learned that Joseph Ripplinger, son of the late Mr. M. Ripplinger, has died after a long illness.
(The sentences following this entry are illegible, but it can be discerned that he was deaf and dumb and had worked as a printer and bookbinder.)
Der Nord Westen, 25 Feb. 1909
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Note: Calvary is the only cemetery in Manitowoc county with this surname.
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