Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-31
OBITUARIES
Herbert Pagel

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Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Pagel of the town
Of Berlin, died at the family home last
Thursday. The boy had been i'll with
commissions for two weeks. Funeral
services We're conducted Sunday from
the home by the Rev. Geiger, burial
taking place in the cemetery at Maui
CART. There are eight other children
N The family, four boys and four girls.
Miss Mary Fogarty
Miss Mary s. Fogarty died Tuesday,
March 20, 1921, after a prolonged ILL
ness. The deceased was the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fogarty, 626
Fourth avenue south. She was Is
years OF age and member of the
sophomore class of the Wausau high
school, Funeral services were con
Quoted by the Rev. E. P. O'Toole Sat-
urday morning and interment took
place in st. Joseph's cemetery. Be-
des the parents, she leaves a sister,
Katherine, and four brothers, Will
liam, Jr., Lawrence, Ralph and John.
Walter Glasel
Funeral services for the late Walter
Glasel of the town of Wausau, who
died March "A. 1921. following an i'll
ness of four weeks, were held at the
Helke undertak ng parlors Monday
afternoon. The Rev. e. C, Grauer Of
ficiated and interment took place in
Pine Grove cemetery The deceased
was twenty-nine years old, unmar-
ried, and leaves his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Glasel, town of Wausau.
brother. George Glasel town of
icfa bn h,
of Edgar.
Mrs Wilhelmina Schultz
Funeral services for the late Mrs,
Wilhelmina Schultz will be held at st.
Pauls church tomorrow afternoon at
200 p. m, the Rev. e. G. Grauer Of
ficiating. Interment will take place
in Pine Grove cemetery.
The deceased was the wife of Henry
Schultz, 707 Humboldt avenue and
was born in Germany, February 8,
1856, coming to Wausau in 1884 An
Illness of four months duration
ended when death occurred Tuesday
afternoon, March 20, 1921. Surviving
are the husband and two sons, Charles
Schultz, oof Wausau, and Gustave
Schultz, of Fond du Lac Wis.,
Miss Armella Wiesner
Armella Wiesner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wiesner, died at st.
Mary's hospital Tuesday evening
March 29th after an illness of nine
weeks. Funeral services will be field
tomorrow morning at o'clock at st.
Mary's church by the Rev. j. B.
Hauck, burial taking place in st. Jo-
Sanhsc a+ hA
born in Clintonville June IL, 1901, and
at the time of her death was nineteen
years old. She is survived by the
parents, two sisters, Norma and Doro-
thy, of Wausau, and three brothers,
Valerian and Francis, of this city and
Harold. of Chippewa Falls. The de-
ceased was very popular among the
younger people of Wausau and the
senior class of the high school, of
which she was a member is sending a
large blanket of flowers as a tribute.
81 Lawrence Rev
Lawrence Rev, IL year old son of
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Rev of Birnam-
wood, died Sunday morning at the
Wausau hospital as the result of burns
received the day before. The child
was Investigating an empty barrel
W tn match. The barrel had at one
time contained gasoline and there
were sufficient fumes left to cause an
explosion, which burned the boy
seriously about the upper part of the
body. He was rushed to the hospital
here but aid was unavailing and he
passed away about ten hours after ar
irving at the hospital younger sis
ter who was with him at the time also
suffered from burns received when
the shed in which they were playing
caught fire from the explosion.
The body was shipped to Birnam-
wood and funeral services took place
n that city. The deceased Is survived
by the parents, sister, Margaret, and
three brothers, Roland, Arthur, and
Melvin.
George Meuret
The body of the late George Meuret.
formerly of this city who was killed
in a railroad accident at Bensonville,
ILL.,. Saturday, March q, 1921, was
laid to rest in Pine Grove cemetery
Yesterday morning. The Rev. +. p.
OToole conducted the service which
was held at ST. James church. The
deceased was employed by the G. M.
& ST. p. railroad and honorary pail
bearers were selected from among his
fellow workmen of Bensonville. These
were P. J. Freely, Lyle Thompson.
Earl G. Hendricks, Geo. f.. Stoddard,
Melvin Stowell, Frank A. King. Wal
ter M. Peterson. and Clark Gruner.
The acting pail bearer, were Irwin
Hoene, Leon Anyoltz, Jos. Swoboda,
Ed. Schnuk, Frank Bradley and John
Opperman. The deceased was the son
of Henry Meuret of Wausau and a
member Of the Catholic Order Of For
esters.
Albert King
Word was received yesterday that
Albert King, son of Mrs. Dave Delora,
of Schofield, died Tuesday evening at
the Naval hospital at Hampton Roads,
Va. The young man was former
resident of this city. having enlisted in
the Navy last year. He had been as
signed to the station at Hampton