New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
OBITUARY
MRS. JOHN sCHRoEPFER.

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mrs. JOHN sCHROEPFER.
Mrs. John Schroepfer, nee Ann.
|Schroepfer, died at the Loretto Hos
pital on Wednesday, August 27, al
.l6 o'clock in the morning after a short
illness. She had been confined to her
bed six days prior to her demise, but
had been in i'll health for the past
year. She was afflicted with heart
failure. ..8
The deceased was born September
I28, forty-nine years ago in Kreis Pill
sen, Bohemia, Germany and came to
America at the age Of twenty-one. She
came direct tos New Ul:n after her ar
rival in this country. The year fol-
lowing her arrival here she was mar
ried to John Schroepfer, her surviving
husband at the Holy Trinity Catholic
church in this city,.
Five children were born to this
union. They are George, William
Henry, Clarence and Frank schroepfer
The deceased is also survived by one
brother in the old country.
Funeral services took place Friday at
nine O'Clock in the morning at the
Holy Trinity Catholic church and in
terment was made in the Catholic
cemetery. Rev. Fr. Losleben officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kirsch of St.
Paul and Mrs. Theresa Bill of Sleeps
Eye attended the last rites.
JOHN ARNOLDI, SR.
John Arnold, sr., passed away at hi.
home in Minneapolis last Wednesday
morning. The deceased had been af-
ficted with diabetes for the past eight
years, but was confined to his bed but
three hours when death claimed him
for his own. The deceased was sol
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Arnol-
di, of Milford township.
Mr.. Arnoldi was born in Milford
township on September 4, 1860, and
was but two years old at the time OF
the Indian outbreak.
| He spent his boyhood days on hi.
fathers farm, and grew to manhood
tLere. For the past forty years he
has been conducting hardware store
in Minneapolis. He was married, in
that city forty years ago to Miss Eli
zabeth Schmidt, who survives him with
two sons. They are John and Arthur
Arnoldi, both residing in Minneapolis
He is also survived by three grand
children, both residing in Minneapolis.
and the following sisters and brothers:
Mrs. Jacob Dewanz, New U]m; Mrs.
Tony Schmitz, Milford township; Mrs.
Henry Manderfeld, Milford township;
Mike Arnold, Lamberton, Peter Ar
noldi, Graceville and Mrs. Emma
Schmidt, jamestown, N. D.
The funeral was held Friday NOR
ming at nine o'clock from Catholic
church in Minneapolis and the re.
mains were laid to rest there. He was
a member Of the St. Johns society at
the time of his death.
K Mrs. Jacob Dewanz, Mrs. Henry
IManderfeld and Mrs. Tony Schmitz
from here attended the funeral on Fri.
day.
MARY GLATZEL.
| Miss Mary Glatzel passed away al
her home on North Broadway Satur.
day morning, Aug. 26. Death was
due to tuberculosis and complications
She had been i'll for the past ten year.
and submitted to an operation fvt
years ago at local hospital. She has
been able to be up and around unit
several weeks before her demise, since
which time she was confined to hel
bed.
i She was born on December 18, 1893
at Chaska, Mimi, and was therefor.
but twenty-eight years old when sh,
passed away. She came to New Uln
with her parents, the late Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Glatzel at the age Of min,
months, and has lived here ever since
She is survived by one sister, Mis-
I Caroline Glatzel, with whom she ha
made her home since the death Of he
parents.
!, The funeral took place last Tuesda!
morning at the Holy Trinity Catholi