New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-22
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MARTHA J.. STARR.
Wednesday, ! January Is, at 2 Q clock
So. m. occurred the death Of Mrs.
Martha. Starr at her farm home near
Tracy. She had been ailing the past
nine years, suffering, with anaemia,
which was the cause Of her demise.
The deceased was born June 10, 1884,
at Washington, Vermont. When she
was nine years old she moved to Min
nesota with her parents and i'll 1876
they made their residence in Tracy. In
1861 she was married to the late Henry
Starr.
At the time of her death the de-
ceased was seventy three years old.
She is survived by one sister and three
sons, Fred Starr Of this city being one
Of them.
SISTER THADDEA.
Monday afternoon, January 20, 1919,
at 2:15 a. IN. Sister Thaddea, nee Caro-
lima Verderitz, died at the Loretto hos
pital Of New Ulm from tuberculosis
after lingering illness Of more than
a year. The deceased had been in
charge of the old people at the Home
for the Aged for nine years until about
ia year ago when her condition grew
such that she was not able any longer
to do the work.
Sister Thaddea was born September
-, 1888, and was raised III Chicago.
She leaves two brothers, one in Chicago
and the other in some town of Mich
gam. and one sister, living in Chicago.
The funeral services were held at the
hospital this "wednesday morning at
% 0 clock, from where the burial took
place in the Catholic cemetery, Chap
lain Schmid officiating.
DR. OSCAR WERRING.
+ Dr.. Oscar Werring, formerly a citi-
zen of Sleepy Eye, quietly passed away
at his home at Pasadena, California
week ago last Saturday forenoon after
lingering illness of several years.
DR.. Werring was born on farm near
Golden Gate May 12, 1880, the eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Werring.
He graduated from the Sleepy Eye high
school in 1900 and taught at his old
school for a year. He then took up den
tistry and was associated with DR.. F. P.
James at Sleepy Eye and later at
Springfield. III health forced him to
give up his work i'll both places. He
was married i'll 1912 to Miss Clements
Glatigney of Sleepy Eye. Besides his
wife and daughter, the deceased is sur
vived by his father and mother and a
brother and sister.
The funeral services were conducted
at Pasadena, California, by the Ma
sonic Order, of which DIR. Werring was
a member .E.. -
FLOYD L. CUNNINGHAM. ~"
Word was received at Sleepy Eye re-
recently that First Lieutenant Floyd
l.. Cunningham, Goth Division, 116th.
Inf. had died Of wounds received in ac-
ton, October Is, 1918.
Floyd l.. Cunningham was born April
l, 1882 near Sleepy Eye where he grew
to manhood. ~ .E.
In 1907 he entered the service at Fort
Smelling and in 1908 went to the Phil
lipine Islands, returning to the o. S. in
July, 1914. III,
When the Mexican border trouble
arose he re-enlisted in Co. ''D'', North
field, Mimi, and was made End Lieut.,
July -, 1916. January 5, 1913 he was
called to Camp Mcclellan, Admission,
Ala, where he was made LIST Lieutenant
June /, 1913.
June 5, 1918 he sailed for France.
He was in three big drives, was wound
ed October IL and died the same day.
Heleaves to mourn his untimely death
his father, step-1nother, half-brother,
three sisters and one brother
REALTY TRANSFERS.
[Jan 10th to Jan. 17th.)