Wedding: Teutopolis Press - October 10, 1929
NIEMERG - REPKING
Philip Niemerg, son of Mrs Henry Niemerg and Miss Marie Repking, winsome daughter of Mr and Mrs John Repking, all of Bishop Creek, were joined in Holy Wedlock at St Aloys Church, Bishop Creek, Tuesday, October 8, 1929 at the nuptial mass at 9 o'clock.
Alphonse Niemerg, brother of the room and Miss Elsie Repking, sister of the bride, were the witnesses. Rev Father Simon Schwarz, OFM, pastor, officiated.
An all day old-fashioned wedding feast was held at the home of the bride's parents, to which a large number of relatives and neighbors had been invited. The newly weds accepted complacently the congratulations of the guests and the bride received a number of useful presents for which she expressed hearty thanks.
In the evening, all enjoyed the old fantastic to their fullest extent on a temporary platform.
The young couple will reside at Chicago where the groom has employment.
The Press extends congratulations to the newlyweds.
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Marie would spend most summers with her visiting her parents on their farm. Twice a week, she would assist her Mother in baking fresh bread in the wood burning stove. When her brothers were working in the fields, they would pack a snack of fresh baked bread spread with home made butter and canned blackberry jelly and have one of Marie's children deliver it to the workers.
In July, she would go into the fields to pick blackberries for the jelly. Her brothers would go too, but they would use their berries to make blackberry wine.
Obituary: Teutopolis Press - June 30 1972
Mrs Marie Niemerg Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs Phil (Marie) Niemerg, age 70, of Chicago, passed away unexpectedly at 11 pm Monday June 26, 1971, of an apparent heart attack at St Anthony Memorial Hospital in Effingham. She became ill earlier in the evening at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs James Niemerg and family of Bishop, and was then taken to the hospital.
Mrs Niemerg was the daughter of John and Rose Schleper Repking of the Bishop community. She was born January 2 1902 and married Mr. Phil Niemerg who preceded her in death.
Surviving are sons James of Dieterich, Paul at Home in Chicago, and Donald of Arlington Heights; daughter Mrs Gerald (Joan) Annino of Arlington Heights, and Wilma at Home in Chicago: 15 grandchildren; brothers Frank from Gary, Bill of Teutopolis, Ralph and Albert of Dieterich, and Clarence of Chicago; sisters Mrs Clara (Herman) Habing and Mrs Elsie (Robert) Osthoff of Effingham.
Coleman Funereal Home, 4611 N Lincoln Chicago, Illinois is in charge arrangements. Funeral services will be held at 10 am Thursday at Queen of Angels Church in Chicago.
NIEMERG - REPKING
Philip Niemerg, son of Mrs Henry Niemerg and Miss Marie Repking, winsome daughter of Mr and Mrs John Repking, all of Bishop Creek, were joined in Holy Wedlock at St Aloys Church, Bishop Creek, Tuesday, October 8, 1929 at the nuptial mass at 9 o'clock.
Alphonse Niemerg, brother of the room and Miss Elsie Repking, sister of the bride, were the witnesses. Rev Father Simon Schwarz, OFM, pastor, officiated.
An all day old-fashioned wedding feast was held at the home of the bride's parents, to which a large number of relatives and neighbors had been invited. The newly weds accepted complacently the congratulations of the guests and the bride received a number of useful presents for which she expressed hearty thanks.
In the evening, all enjoyed the old fantastic to their fullest extent on a temporary platform.
The young couple will reside at Chicago where the groom has employment.
The Press extends congratulations to the newlyweds.
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Marie would spend most summers with her visiting her parents on their farm. Twice a week, she would assist her Mother in baking fresh bread in the wood burning stove. When her brothers were working in the fields, they would pack a snack of fresh baked bread spread with home made butter and canned blackberry jelly and have one of Marie's children deliver it to the workers.
In July, she would go into the fields to pick blackberries for the jelly. Her brothers would go too, but they would use their berries to make blackberry wine.
Obituary: Teutopolis Press - June 30 1972
Mrs Marie Niemerg Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs Phil (Marie) Niemerg, age 70, of Chicago, passed away unexpectedly at 11 pm Monday June 26, 1971, of an apparent heart attack at St Anthony Memorial Hospital in Effingham. She became ill earlier in the evening at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs James Niemerg and family of Bishop, and was then taken to the hospital.
Mrs Niemerg was the daughter of John and Rose Schleper Repking of the Bishop community. She was born January 2 1902 and married Mr. Phil Niemerg who preceded her in death.
Surviving are sons James of Dieterich, Paul at Home in Chicago, and Donald of Arlington Heights; daughter Mrs Gerald (Joan) Annino of Arlington Heights, and Wilma at Home in Chicago: 15 grandchildren; brothers Frank from Gary, Bill of Teutopolis, Ralph and Albert of Dieterich, and Clarence of Chicago; sisters Mrs Clara (Herman) Habing and Mrs Elsie (Robert) Osthoff of Effingham.
Coleman Funereal Home, 4611 N Lincoln Chicago, Illinois is in charge arrangements. Funeral services will be held at 10 am Thursday at Queen of Angels Church in Chicago.
Wedding: Teutopolis Press - October 10, 1929
NIEMERG - REPKING
Philip Niemerg, son of Mrs Henry Niemerg and Miss Marie Repking, winsome daughter of Mr and Mrs John Repking, all of Bishop Creek, were joined in Holy Wedlock at St Aloys Church, Bishop Creek, Tuesday, October 8, 1929 at the nuptial mass at 9 o'clock.
Alphonse Niemerg, brother of the room and Miss Elsie Repking, sister of the bride, were the witnesses. Rev Father Simon Schwarz, OFM, pastor, officiated.
An all day old-fashioned wedding feast was held at the home of the bride's parents, to which a large number of relatives and neighbors had been invited. The newly weds accepted complacently the congratulations of the guests and the bride received a number of useful presents for which she expressed hearty thanks.
In the evening, all enjoyed the old fantastic to their fullest extent on a temporary platform.
The young couple will reside at Chicago where the groom has employment.
The Press extends congratulations to the newlyweds.
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Marie would spend most summers with her visiting her parents on their farm. Twice a week, she would assist her Mother in baking fresh bread in the wood burning stove. When her brothers were working in the fields, they would pack a snack of fresh baked bread spread with home made butter and canned blackberry jelly and have one of Marie's children deliver it to the workers.
In July, she would go into the fields to pick blackberries for the jelly. Her brothers would go too, but they would use their berries to make blackberry wine.
Obituary: Teutopolis Press - June 30 1972
Mrs Marie Niemerg Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs Phil (Marie) Niemerg, age 70, of Chicago, passed away unexpectedly at 11 pm Monday June 26, 1971, of an apparent heart attack at St Anthony Memorial Hospital in Effingham. She became ill earlier in the evening at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs James Niemerg and family of Bishop, and was then taken to the hospital.
Mrs Niemerg was the daughter of John and Rose Schleper Repking of the Bishop community. She was born January 2 1902 and married Mr. Phil Niemerg who preceded her in death.
Surviving are sons James of Dieterich, Paul at Home in Chicago, and Donald of Arlington Heights; daughter Mrs Gerald (Joan) Annino of Arlington Heights, and Wilma at Home in Chicago: 15 grandchildren; brothers Frank from Gary, Bill of Teutopolis, Ralph and Albert of Dieterich, and Clarence of Chicago; sisters Mrs Clara (Herman) Habing and Mrs Elsie (Robert) Osthoff of Effingham.
Coleman Funereal Home, 4611 N Lincoln Chicago, Illinois is in charge arrangements. Funeral services will be held at 10 am Thursday at Queen of Angels Church in Chicago.
NIEMERG - REPKING
Philip Niemerg, son of Mrs Henry Niemerg and Miss Marie Repking, winsome daughter of Mr and Mrs John Repking, all of Bishop Creek, were joined in Holy Wedlock at St Aloys Church, Bishop Creek, Tuesday, October 8, 1929 at the nuptial mass at 9 o'clock.
Alphonse Niemerg, brother of the room and Miss Elsie Repking, sister of the bride, were the witnesses. Rev Father Simon Schwarz, OFM, pastor, officiated.
An all day old-fashioned wedding feast was held at the home of the bride's parents, to which a large number of relatives and neighbors had been invited. The newly weds accepted complacently the congratulations of the guests and the bride received a number of useful presents for which she expressed hearty thanks.
In the evening, all enjoyed the old fantastic to their fullest extent on a temporary platform.
The young couple will reside at Chicago where the groom has employment.
The Press extends congratulations to the newlyweds.
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Marie would spend most summers with her visiting her parents on their farm. Twice a week, she would assist her Mother in baking fresh bread in the wood burning stove. When her brothers were working in the fields, they would pack a snack of fresh baked bread spread with home made butter and canned blackberry jelly and have one of Marie's children deliver it to the workers.
In July, she would go into the fields to pick blackberries for the jelly. Her brothers would go too, but they would use their berries to make blackberry wine.
Obituary: Teutopolis Press - June 30 1972
Mrs Marie Niemerg Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs Phil (Marie) Niemerg, age 70, of Chicago, passed away unexpectedly at 11 pm Monday June 26, 1971, of an apparent heart attack at St Anthony Memorial Hospital in Effingham. She became ill earlier in the evening at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs James Niemerg and family of Bishop, and was then taken to the hospital.
Mrs Niemerg was the daughter of John and Rose Schleper Repking of the Bishop community. She was born January 2 1902 and married Mr. Phil Niemerg who preceded her in death.
Surviving are sons James of Dieterich, Paul at Home in Chicago, and Donald of Arlington Heights; daughter Mrs Gerald (Joan) Annino of Arlington Heights, and Wilma at Home in Chicago: 15 grandchildren; brothers Frank from Gary, Bill of Teutopolis, Ralph and Albert of Dieterich, and Clarence of Chicago; sisters Mrs Clara (Herman) Habing and Mrs Elsie (Robert) Osthoff of Effingham.
Coleman Funereal Home, 4611 N Lincoln Chicago, Illinois is in charge arrangements. Funeral services will be held at 10 am Thursday at Queen of Angels Church in Chicago.
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