The end of a five-month illness came for Miss Rosa Wechorek Thursday morning at 7:30, when she died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wechorek, 1215 South Cherry St. Heart trouble with the immediate cause. The funeral will be held Saturday morning from Sacred Heart Church, Reverend H. J. Stehling officiating.
The deceased girl would have been nineteen years of age had she lived until August 25. She is survived by her parents, five sisters and two brothers. The sisters are Mary (Otto) Sonnefeldt, a half-sister living in Saginaw, Michigan; Mrs. Paul Meyer, Sherry; Mary, Lucille and Elizabeth, who are living at home. The brothers are Martin, John, and Edward, all live in Marshfield, with the exception of Martin, whose home is in Fond du Lac. An aunt and uncle live Milwaukee, they are Edward Martin and Mrs. Robst; and uncle, Frank Wezorek, Cumberland, Wisconsin; Mrs. McNamee, Madison, and Andrew Martin, an uncle who lives in Ripon.
The deceased girl was well-known and beloved in Hewitt and Sherry, where she lived with her parents for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Wechorek lived in Marshfield about eight years ago, and moved to Sherry, where Rosa graduated from the Catholic school that village. Sometime later the family moved to Hewitt, and a year and a half ago came to Marshfield. She had been a student at the Mucks Telegraphic School, Milwaukee, for the past eight months and would have finished the course of instruction in two more weeks. She went to Milwaukee from Marshfield where she had been attending the Marshfield business college.
Out-of-town relatives here for the funeral were Martin Wechorek, Fond du Lac; Frank Wezorek, Cumberland; Edward Martin and Mrs. Robst, Milwaukee; Andrew Martin, Griffin; Mrs. McNamee, Madison, and Mrs. Otto Sonnefeld, who is expected from Saginaw Michigan.
Marshfield Daily News/1 July 1921
The deceased girl would have been nineteen years of age had she lived until August 25. She is survived by her parents, five sisters and two brothers. The sisters are Mary (Otto) Sonnefeldt, a half-sister living in Saginaw, Michigan; Mrs. Paul Meyer, Sherry; Mary, Lucille and Elizabeth, who are living at home. The brothers are Martin, John, and Edward, all live in Marshfield, with the exception of Martin, whose home is in Fond du Lac. An aunt and uncle live Milwaukee, they are Edward Martin and Mrs. Robst; and uncle, Frank Wezorek, Cumberland, Wisconsin; Mrs. McNamee, Madison, and Andrew Martin, an uncle who lives in Ripon.
The deceased girl was well-known and beloved in Hewitt and Sherry, where she lived with her parents for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Wechorek lived in Marshfield about eight years ago, and moved to Sherry, where Rosa graduated from the Catholic school that village. Sometime later the family moved to Hewitt, and a year and a half ago came to Marshfield. She had been a student at the Mucks Telegraphic School, Milwaukee, for the past eight months and would have finished the course of instruction in two more weeks. She went to Milwaukee from Marshfield where she had been attending the Marshfield business college.
Out-of-town relatives here for the funeral were Martin Wechorek, Fond du Lac; Frank Wezorek, Cumberland; Edward Martin and Mrs. Robst, Milwaukee; Andrew Martin, Griffin; Mrs. McNamee, Madison, and Mrs. Otto Sonnefeld, who is expected from Saginaw Michigan.
Marshfield Daily News/1 July 1921
The end of a five-month illness came for Miss Rosa Wechorek Thursday morning at 7:30, when she died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wechorek, 1215 South Cherry St. Heart trouble with the immediate cause. The funeral will be held Saturday morning from Sacred Heart Church, Reverend H. J. Stehling officiating.
The deceased girl would have been nineteen years of age had she lived until August 25. She is survived by her parents, five sisters and two brothers. The sisters are Mary (Otto) Sonnefeldt, a half-sister living in Saginaw, Michigan; Mrs. Paul Meyer, Sherry; Mary, Lucille and Elizabeth, who are living at home. The brothers are Martin, John, and Edward, all live in Marshfield, with the exception of Martin, whose home is in Fond du Lac. An aunt and uncle live Milwaukee, they are Edward Martin and Mrs. Robst; and uncle, Frank Wezorek, Cumberland, Wisconsin; Mrs. McNamee, Madison, and Andrew Martin, an uncle who lives in Ripon.
The deceased girl was well-known and beloved in Hewitt and Sherry, where she lived with her parents for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Wechorek lived in Marshfield about eight years ago, and moved to Sherry, where Rosa graduated from the Catholic school that village. Sometime later the family moved to Hewitt, and a year and a half ago came to Marshfield. She had been a student at the Mucks Telegraphic School, Milwaukee, for the past eight months and would have finished the course of instruction in two more weeks. She went to Milwaukee from Marshfield where she had been attending the Marshfield business college.
Out-of-town relatives here for the funeral were Martin Wechorek, Fond du Lac; Frank Wezorek, Cumberland; Edward Martin and Mrs. Robst, Milwaukee; Andrew Martin, Griffin; Mrs. McNamee, Madison, and Mrs. Otto Sonnefeld, who is expected from Saginaw Michigan.
Marshfield Daily News/1 July 1921
The deceased girl would have been nineteen years of age had she lived until August 25. She is survived by her parents, five sisters and two brothers. The sisters are Mary (Otto) Sonnefeldt, a half-sister living in Saginaw, Michigan; Mrs. Paul Meyer, Sherry; Mary, Lucille and Elizabeth, who are living at home. The brothers are Martin, John, and Edward, all live in Marshfield, with the exception of Martin, whose home is in Fond du Lac. An aunt and uncle live Milwaukee, they are Edward Martin and Mrs. Robst; and uncle, Frank Wezorek, Cumberland, Wisconsin; Mrs. McNamee, Madison, and Andrew Martin, an uncle who lives in Ripon.
The deceased girl was well-known and beloved in Hewitt and Sherry, where she lived with her parents for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Wechorek lived in Marshfield about eight years ago, and moved to Sherry, where Rosa graduated from the Catholic school that village. Sometime later the family moved to Hewitt, and a year and a half ago came to Marshfield. She had been a student at the Mucks Telegraphic School, Milwaukee, for the past eight months and would have finished the course of instruction in two more weeks. She went to Milwaukee from Marshfield where she had been attending the Marshfield business college.
Out-of-town relatives here for the funeral were Martin Wechorek, Fond du Lac; Frank Wezorek, Cumberland; Edward Martin and Mrs. Robst, Milwaukee; Andrew Martin, Griffin; Mrs. McNamee, Madison, and Mrs. Otto Sonnefeld, who is expected from Saginaw Michigan.
Marshfield Daily News/1 July 1921
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