Albert Kaestner Sheboygan Press December3, 1919
PLYMOUTH MAN DIED TUESDAY; ILL LONG TIME
Albert Kaestner, 58, passed away Tuesday morning at his home, 1024 Kensington Avenue, Plymouth, after a lingering illness. The deceased was born August 10, 1861. March 21, 1886, he was united in marriage to Miss Laura Pfeil, of Rhine Center. Four children were born to them, who with their widowed mother, survive. They are; Mrs. Charles Juers, and Mrs. Alvin De Munck, Town of Plymouth; Elmer Kaestner, on the Kaestner homestead; and Miss Emma Kaestner, employed at the Keuper hat shop, Plymouth.
The funeral services will be held at the late home and will be private. The Rev. Beisser, of the Reformed church will officiate and the remains will be buried in Union cemetery.
PLYMOUTH MAN DIED TUESDAY; ILL LONG TIME
Albert Kaestner, 58, passed away Tuesday morning at his home, 1024 Kensington Avenue, Plymouth, after a lingering illness. The deceased was born August 10, 1861. March 21, 1886, he was united in marriage to Miss Laura Pfeil, of Rhine Center. Four children were born to them, who with their widowed mother, survive. They are; Mrs. Charles Juers, and Mrs. Alvin De Munck, Town of Plymouth; Elmer Kaestner, on the Kaestner homestead; and Miss Emma Kaestner, employed at the Keuper hat shop, Plymouth.
The funeral services will be held at the late home and will be private. The Rev. Beisser, of the Reformed church will officiate and the remains will be buried in Union cemetery.
Albert Kaestner Sheboygan Press December3, 1919
PLYMOUTH MAN DIED TUESDAY; ILL LONG TIME
Albert Kaestner, 58, passed away Tuesday morning at his home, 1024 Kensington Avenue, Plymouth, after a lingering illness. The deceased was born August 10, 1861. March 21, 1886, he was united in marriage to Miss Laura Pfeil, of Rhine Center. Four children were born to them, who with their widowed mother, survive. They are; Mrs. Charles Juers, and Mrs. Alvin De Munck, Town of Plymouth; Elmer Kaestner, on the Kaestner homestead; and Miss Emma Kaestner, employed at the Keuper hat shop, Plymouth.
The funeral services will be held at the late home and will be private. The Rev. Beisser, of the Reformed church will officiate and the remains will be buried in Union cemetery.
PLYMOUTH MAN DIED TUESDAY; ILL LONG TIME
Albert Kaestner, 58, passed away Tuesday morning at his home, 1024 Kensington Avenue, Plymouth, after a lingering illness. The deceased was born August 10, 1861. March 21, 1886, he was united in marriage to Miss Laura Pfeil, of Rhine Center. Four children were born to them, who with their widowed mother, survive. They are; Mrs. Charles Juers, and Mrs. Alvin De Munck, Town of Plymouth; Elmer Kaestner, on the Kaestner homestead; and Miss Emma Kaestner, employed at the Keuper hat shop, Plymouth.
The funeral services will be held at the late home and will be private. The Rev. Beisser, of the Reformed church will officiate and the remains will be buried in Union cemetery.
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