Obituary of Erol RoleW former New Ulminite dies in sanatorium
Erol RoleW, a former New Ulmite, dies of pulmonary tuberculosis at Walker sanatorium last week at 10:30 am. He had suffered the disease for a year and a half and stayed over a year under treatment. Born March 4, 1893 in Germany, he came to America in 1913 and lived in Wisconsin before settling in New Ulm.
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Emll Rolofp
Erol Rolew
New Ulmite
Stecumbel
Atiie
Walker
Germany
America
Wisconsin
New Ulin
Two Local Residents Die After Long Illness and Fire
The article notes the 16, 1919 marriage of a man to Miss Katherine Domeier and mentions surviving widow and children. It also reports the death of Vincent Brunner, aged 83, a West Newton native who married Clara Heck, lived on a Nicollet County homestead, moved to St George, then New Ulm, and finally resided with the Frank Altmann family before his death. Brunner’s age and German origin are detailed along with burial in West Newton vicinity.
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Minneapolis
Katherine Domeier
Andrew Domeier
Roloff
Hauenstein
Gs Mayer
Ev. Fredens
Vincent Brunner
Frank Altmann
West Newton
Kirchbierlingen
Wuerttemberg
Germany
America
Tinois
Nicollet County
Clara Heck
West Newton Township
St. George
Brunner
New Ulm
Obituary notices honor early settlers and local families
Mr Brunner survived by five sons and three daughters including John Frank Brunner Fairfax Joseph Brunner Georgeville Stearns county Alfred Brunner West Newton Ferdinand Brunner Gibbon and three married daughters in New Ulm plus two brothers Xavier Bird Island and Celestine Colorado The deceased was a pioneer who endured Indian massacres and lived a quiet hopeful later life He was a charter member of St Joseph Society of St George with funeral at Catholic church in St George Rev F Pozek officiating Interment in nearby Catholic cemetery Joseph Faerber aged 35 of West Newton township died at a local hospital after a two week typhoid illness He was born in Fairfax June 10 1885 and later farmed in West Newton He leaves his mother two brothers two sisters and was a member of St Josephs society of St George Private funeral services were held at Forsters parlors with interment in St George Catholic cemetery Rev F Pozek officiated Simmet Arndt barbers relocate to Farmers Merchants Bank building basement for a first class sanitary shop
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Brunner
John
Frank Brunner
Fairfax
Joseph Brunner
Georgeville
Stearns County
Alfred Brunner
West Newton
Ferdinand Brunner
Gibbon
William Brown
John Schweiss
New Ulm
Frank Altmann
Xavier Brunner
Bird Island
Celestine Brunner
Colorado
Joseph Faerber
Alois Faerber
West Newton Township
3A Faerber
Isidor
Bernard W Faerber
Henry Gkeisner
Hayward
Wis
John Borth
St. Joseph’s
Society of St. George
Forster
St. George
F. Pozek
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Ooue
Mayita
Jewel
New Ulm, Minn
Ow Ulm Armory
L. A. Fritsche
Edison
Betsy Lane Shepherd
Famota
Power
Re-Crea
Ea Ei
Schmucker & Burk
Simmet & Arndt
Farmers & Merchants Bank
NEW Ulm Armory
The
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