Funeral services for Anton Pischke, who died last Wednesday at the hospital of acute appendicitis, were held from the Seven Dolors church at Millerville, Rev. Victor Ziegler officiating. Burial was in the Millerville cemetery.
Mr. Pischke was born in Germany 52 years ago and came to America with his parents when a young boy. He was married to Martha Klimek, and leaves besides his widow, three daughters: Eleanor, Leona and Helen, all residing at home. He is also survived by a brother, John, of Vancouver, Wash., and three sisters: Mrs. Frank Freske of Leaf Mountain; Mrs. John Reger of Wadena, and Mrs. Anton Schultz of Koran, N.D. He was a farmer and a member of the C. O. F.
(Park Region Echo, 30 Aug. 1928-contributor kj 47962105)
Mr. Pischke was born in Germany 52 years ago and came to America with his parents when a young boy. He was married to Martha Klimek, and leaves besides his widow, three daughters: Eleanor, Leona and Helen, all residing at home. He is also survived by a brother, John, of Vancouver, Wash., and three sisters: Mrs. Frank Freske of Leaf Mountain; Mrs. John Reger of Wadena, and Mrs. Anton Schultz of Koran, N.D. He was a farmer and a member of the C. O. F.
(Park Region Echo, 30 Aug. 1928-contributor kj 47962105)
Funeral services for Anton Pischke, who died last Wednesday at the hospital of acute appendicitis, were held from the Seven Dolors church at Millerville, Rev. Victor Ziegler officiating. Burial was in the Millerville cemetery.
Mr. Pischke was born in Germany 52 years ago and came to America with his parents when a young boy. He was married to Martha Klimek, and leaves besides his widow, three daughters: Eleanor, Leona and Helen, all residing at home. He is also survived by a brother, John, of Vancouver, Wash., and three sisters: Mrs. Frank Freske of Leaf Mountain; Mrs. John Reger of Wadena, and Mrs. Anton Schultz of Koran, N.D. He was a farmer and a member of the C. O. F.
(Park Region Echo, 30 Aug. 1928-contributor kj 47962105)
Mr. Pischke was born in Germany 52 years ago and came to America with his parents when a young boy. He was married to Martha Klimek, and leaves besides his widow, three daughters: Eleanor, Leona and Helen, all residing at home. He is also survived by a brother, John, of Vancouver, Wash., and three sisters: Mrs. Frank Freske of Leaf Mountain; Mrs. John Reger of Wadena, and Mrs. Anton Schultz of Koran, N.D. He was a farmer and a member of the C. O. F.
(Park Region Echo, 30 Aug. 1928-contributor kj 47962105)
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