Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-06-03
DEATHS.

Mrs, Emile A. Koehler, WIDOW OF
the late Gotthilff Koehler, after an
illness of only three days, died at
three O'Clock last Sunday morning at
the home of her son, John II. koehler,
at 706 Sixth street.. Deceased was
born at Lipe, in the Province OF
Posen, in Germany, Feb. 18th, 1916.
Her maiden name was Emile Auguste
Thews. She came to America. with
her parents in the early sixties and
they settled near West Bloomfield, in
Waushara county, Wis In 1860 she
was married to Gotthilff Koehler,
who at thattime owned a farm in the
town of Hamburg, this county. and
who died in 1900. For four years
after the death of her husband she,
together with her son, Walter, lived
at Merrill. Since the spring Of 1904
she has resided with her son, John, in
this city.
She is survived by six children:
John HI. Koehler of Wausau; Mrs.
Nap. Derosia and Mrs. Otto Baumann
of Merrill; Mrs. VIM. Thiede of Ham
burg; Herman NJ. Koehler and Walter
HI. Koehler of Medford; also one sister,
Mrs. Peter Lueck of Hamburg, and a
brother, Carl Thews, of West Bloom
field, Wis; also three step children,
Franz Koehler, Hamburg; Gustav F.
Koehler, Merrill, and August Koch
Ter, Ramona, S. ID.
Deceased had many friends in Wau-
SAL who sincerely mourn her death
and Who extend to the bereaved refa-
tives their deepest sympathy.
Funeral will take place at 8 a. m,
on Thursday, with services at lions
in this city, Rev. George
Schroedel officiating. After the SER
vice the remains will be taken to the
town of Hamburg where burial will
take place at 2 p. m. Before burial
the casket will be opened to give
friends there an opportunity to view
the remains.
Henry Kuckhermann, who had been
suffering with Bright's disease since
the 10Th of March, died Thursday |
at $3.50 at the family home,
8l7 S. Third avenue. Deceased was
born in Prussia, and was fiftyxnine
years, one month and twenty-eight
days old. Mr.. Kuckhermann was
in Wausau in 1891. Suryiv-
ing are the widow and one daughter,
Miss Emma, sister, Mrs. Christofer-
son of Chicago and brother, William
Kuckhermann of Germany. Mr.. Kuck-
hermann was an active member Of the
Krankenverein. Services were held
Monday afternoon at 100 O'Clock from
Jhe home and at two O'Clock from the
German Reformed church, the Rev.
,. Muehlmeier taking charge of the
ceremony. Burial was made in Pine
Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Louisa Schultz, a resident of
This city for the past twenty-seyen
years, after brief illness, died at the
family home, 4l6 Stewart ave., yester-
lay. Deceased was born in Germany,
Tune Y, 1884, and was seyenty-e eight
years old. Mrs. Schultz was married
IN Germany in 1858, and came to Amer
lea in 1886. She is survived by her
husband, Gottlieb Schultz, two daugh-
5ers, Mrs. August Moeck and Mrs.
Gustav Hannemann, of this city, and
one son, Richard Schultz of Adell, |
Wis. The funeral will take placeThurs-
lay afternoon at 1:30 O'Clock from the
home and at two O'Clock from the
German Reform church, the Reverend |
Otto Muehlmeier having charge of
the services. Burial will be made in
Pine Grove cemetery.
Bernhard Rohloff, residing at 527 |
Humboldt avenue, passed away |
ednesday evening after an illness of |
four days. Mr.. Rohloff was born in
Germany, April %, 1847, and was six
Iy-six years and one month old at the |
lime ofdeath. Deceased was married |
N Germany in 1878 and came to this |
in 1898. Surviving are the
widow, Bertha Rohloff, two daughters,
Mrs. Anna Plautz and Mrs. Martha
Weis, and three sons, Robert, Otto |
md Erich Rohloff, all of this city.
The funeral took place Saturday |
lfternoon at 1:3o o'clock from the
home and at two o'clock from Zion's
hurch, the Rev. George Schroedel
Interment was made in
Pine Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Mahana Walker, well known
ady of this city, passed away at her
lome, 55S Grand avenue, last Tuesday i
yening. Old age was the cause of
Ter death. Mrs. Walker was born in
Sew Brunswick, May Is, 1927, and
lad reached the age of eighty-six years
nd twelve days. Surviving are two
Miss Mary j. Walker and
frs. Jessie LaPier, both of this city.
The funeral took place Thursday after
Ioon at two O'Clock from the home,
he Rev. j. NJ Duer conducting she
ervices. Burial was made in Pine
srove cemetery.
William Blank, a former resident of
hiS city di,ad "Wednesday mnrninp at