St. Anna – On Thursday evening of last week John Kobriger passed away at his home here after a brief illness of influenza, followed by paralysis of the heart. The deceased was born at Charlesburg April 9th, 1872; he was a man in the prime of life and his early death is greatly mourned by his family, relatives and friends.
The family resided here in St. Anna for many years and at the present about four miles northwest of this village.
He is survived by his wife, nee Caroline Schnur, and five children, viz; Ella, Lawrence, Alfred, Vila and Evyline all at home, one brother, Geo. Kobriger of Charlesburg and two sisters, Mrs. Jacob Wick and Mrs. Nic. Schnur.
The funeral was held here on Monday morning with interment in St. Ann cemetery, Rev. Fr. J. H. Schmitt officiating. The deceased also was a member of St. Joseph’s men Society who escorted the remains to the grave.
May his soul rest in peace
Tri-County Record – February 27, 1919
The family resided here in St. Anna for many years and at the present about four miles northwest of this village.
He is survived by his wife, nee Caroline Schnur, and five children, viz; Ella, Lawrence, Alfred, Vila and Evyline all at home, one brother, Geo. Kobriger of Charlesburg and two sisters, Mrs. Jacob Wick and Mrs. Nic. Schnur.
The funeral was held here on Monday morning with interment in St. Ann cemetery, Rev. Fr. J. H. Schmitt officiating. The deceased also was a member of St. Joseph’s men Society who escorted the remains to the grave.
May his soul rest in peace
Tri-County Record – February 27, 1919
St. Anna – On Thursday evening of last week John Kobriger passed away at his home here after a brief illness of influenza, followed by paralysis of the heart. The deceased was born at Charlesburg April 9th, 1872; he was a man in the prime of life and his early death is greatly mourned by his family, relatives and friends.
The family resided here in St. Anna for many years and at the present about four miles northwest of this village.
He is survived by his wife, nee Caroline Schnur, and five children, viz; Ella, Lawrence, Alfred, Vila and Evyline all at home, one brother, Geo. Kobriger of Charlesburg and two sisters, Mrs. Jacob Wick and Mrs. Nic. Schnur.
The funeral was held here on Monday morning with interment in St. Ann cemetery, Rev. Fr. J. H. Schmitt officiating. The deceased also was a member of St. Joseph’s men Society who escorted the remains to the grave.
May his soul rest in peace
Tri-County Record – February 27, 1919
The family resided here in St. Anna for many years and at the present about four miles northwest of this village.
He is survived by his wife, nee Caroline Schnur, and five children, viz; Ella, Lawrence, Alfred, Vila and Evyline all at home, one brother, Geo. Kobriger of Charlesburg and two sisters, Mrs. Jacob Wick and Mrs. Nic. Schnur.
The funeral was held here on Monday morning with interment in St. Ann cemetery, Rev. Fr. J. H. Schmitt officiating. The deceased also was a member of St. Joseph’s men Society who escorted the remains to the grave.
May his soul rest in peace
Tri-County Record – February 27, 1919
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