Ada Becher The Sheboygan Press December 8, 1943
New Holstein—Mrs. Paul Becher, 53, nee Ada Wandersleben, passed away Monday afternoon at the Plymouth hospital where she was a patient.
She was born in Plymouth on Feb. 11, 1890 and resided there until April 9, 1917, when she was married to Paul Becher of New Holstein. The couple made their home in this city and have remained here since.
Among the survivors are' her husband, two sons, Pfc. Alfred Becher in Australia, and Ronal, at home; two sisters, Miss Hilda Wandersleben and Mrs. William (Nora) Koopman of Plymouth.
The deceased was a member of Zion Lutheran church of New Holstein and an active member of the Ladies Aid society of that church.
Funeral services will be held on Friday at the Erbe-Hoffmann Funeral home in New Holstein and at the Zion Lutheran church. The Rev Karl Hl Ramthun will officiate
New Holstein—Mrs. Paul Becher, 53, nee Ada Wandersleben, passed away Monday afternoon at the Plymouth hospital where she was a patient.
She was born in Plymouth on Feb. 11, 1890 and resided there until April 9, 1917, when she was married to Paul Becher of New Holstein. The couple made their home in this city and have remained here since.
Among the survivors are' her husband, two sons, Pfc. Alfred Becher in Australia, and Ronal, at home; two sisters, Miss Hilda Wandersleben and Mrs. William (Nora) Koopman of Plymouth.
The deceased was a member of Zion Lutheran church of New Holstein and an active member of the Ladies Aid society of that church.
Funeral services will be held on Friday at the Erbe-Hoffmann Funeral home in New Holstein and at the Zion Lutheran church. The Rev Karl Hl Ramthun will officiate
Ada Becher The Sheboygan Press December 8, 1943
New Holstein—Mrs. Paul Becher, 53, nee Ada Wandersleben, passed away Monday afternoon at the Plymouth hospital where she was a patient.
She was born in Plymouth on Feb. 11, 1890 and resided there until April 9, 1917, when she was married to Paul Becher of New Holstein. The couple made their home in this city and have remained here since.
Among the survivors are' her husband, two sons, Pfc. Alfred Becher in Australia, and Ronal, at home; two sisters, Miss Hilda Wandersleben and Mrs. William (Nora) Koopman of Plymouth.
The deceased was a member of Zion Lutheran church of New Holstein and an active member of the Ladies Aid society of that church.
Funeral services will be held on Friday at the Erbe-Hoffmann Funeral home in New Holstein and at the Zion Lutheran church. The Rev Karl Hl Ramthun will officiate
New Holstein—Mrs. Paul Becher, 53, nee Ada Wandersleben, passed away Monday afternoon at the Plymouth hospital where she was a patient.
She was born in Plymouth on Feb. 11, 1890 and resided there until April 9, 1917, when she was married to Paul Becher of New Holstein. The couple made their home in this city and have remained here since.
Among the survivors are' her husband, two sons, Pfc. Alfred Becher in Australia, and Ronal, at home; two sisters, Miss Hilda Wandersleben and Mrs. William (Nora) Koopman of Plymouth.
The deceased was a member of Zion Lutheran church of New Holstein and an active member of the Ladies Aid society of that church.
Funeral services will be held on Friday at the Erbe-Hoffmann Funeral home in New Holstein and at the Zion Lutheran church. The Rev Karl Hl Ramthun will officiate
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