New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-13
OBITUARY
!, MRS. ANNA LANGMACK.

MRS. ANNA LANGMACK.
~ Mrs. Anna Langmack, widow of the
s1ate Detlef Langmack, died at her home
in this city, on the evening of December
5. Mrs. Langmack had been ill for more
than year OF dropsy and complication
OF diseases.
Mrs. Langmack, whose maiden name
was Anna Witt, was born in Hollenstein,
Germany, September 4, 1S43, and came
to America in 1870, settling at Daven-
port, Iowa. She was married in 1871
to Detlof Langmack and year later
settled in New Ulm, where she resided
tor the remainder of her life. Her hus-
band preceded her in death two years
and three days, having passed away on
December 2, 1914.
sons and one daughter. They are: John
and Herman of New Ulm; Henry of
Springfield and Miss Anna Langmack Of
this city. She is survived also by three
sisters, one residing in Iowa and two in
Germany.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon
at l: 80 from the house and at 2 o'clock
at the Lutheran church. The burial
was in the Lutheran cemetery.
HUGO FRANK ALBRIGHT.
Hugo Frank Albrecht, resident of
Kalispell, Mont, for several years, but
a native of Nicollet county, died at a
hospital in Rochester, Mimi, Thursday
K morning. The direct cause of his death
is said to have been pneumonia. Mr..
Albrecht was born in Lafayette town.
ship, January Is, 1874. He was married
at Kalispell fourteen years ago, and has
resided there ever since. Besides his
wife, he leaves a brother, Herman Al
brecht OF Lafayette, and two step sisters,
Mrs. Benjamin Zeske of this city, and
Mrs. Emil Golnick of Lafayette.
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon
from the Friedens church, and was under
the auspices of Harmony Lodge, M.
w. A., of which Mr.. Albrecht was a
member before his departure for the west.
He had since been transferred to a camp
at Kalispell. The funeral cortage was
headed by the Elk Regiment Band.
J. HUBERT DORM.
J. Hubert Dorm, for many years a
resident of Brighton township, and
Nicollet Village, died at the Loretto
hospital in this city, at 4:20 Wednesday
afternoon, December 6, after an illness
OF about six weeks. He was II years old.
The funeral was held Saturday morning
from the Swan Lake Catholic church, and
burial made in the Catholic cemetery
! there.
\ Mr.. Dorm was born in Prussia, Novem-
Der %, 1845 and came with his parents to
America, where he was 10 years old, Set
ting at Kenosha, Wis. where he remained
until reaching manhood, when he came
to Minnesota, living for "a time at
Hastings. From there he removed to
Nicollet county, locating in Brighton
township where he settled on farm.
He arrived at Brighton on October 16,
1873, and was married on January 26,
1875 to Miss Maggie Sondag. He was
engaged in farming there for several
years, after which he moved to Nicollet
village, remaining there until Mrs. Dorn's
death, which occurred on December IT,
:. 1912. Three and half years ago he
came to New Ulm to reside, that he
might be near his children.
He leaves five children. They are:
Fred Bongaarts, who resides on the old
homestead in Brighton; Anton S. Dorm,
Mrs. T. W. Manderfeld, Miss Mary
Dorm and Charles S. Dorm of this city.
Also brother, William Dorm Of Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
WILLIAM ROOCK, JR.
p The death of William Roock, Jr., of
this city, occurred at state sanitorium, at
Walkers Mimi, where he was taken
/ninetweeks age, for treatment for tuber-
cJlosis Of the lungs, Saturday, December
9. He had been sick since last April.
The body was brought here Monday
evening, and the funeral will be held
today, the procession leaving the house
at 1870 p. m. land services being held
at St. Paul's Lutheran church at 2
o'clock. Rev. c. J. Albrecht will con-
duct the services.
Mr.. Rock was born in this city May
II, 1885, and attended the Lutheran
parochial and public schools here. He
was cigar maker by trade, and had
worked at Owatonna, Austin and Man.
kato, but most Of the time in the factories
in this city.
Besides his father, William Roock,
:Sr., he leaves two brothers, Bernhard
ROock of North Dakota, Ernst of
Michigan, and one sister, Hedwig Of New
Ulm.
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