1.  Nicholaus ‘Nick” Backes  (1848-1932)

(Carroll (Iowa) Daily Herald, Wednesday, May 25, 1932)

Nick Backes, 83, Died Today; Had Been Ill Months Came to Carroll County in 1884, Settling in Roselle Township

Funeral'- Services to be Held Saturday Afternoon at St. Paul's

     Nick Backes, of 120 North Crawford street, died this morning at 1:45 at the age of 83. He had been ill since New Year's and on Jan. 29 underwent an operation in St. Anthony hospital. Death came peacefully in the early hours this morning.

     Funeral-services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. Paul's Lutheran church and will be conducted by the Rev. Albert J. Mueller. Burial will be in the city cemetery.,

     Nicolaus Backes was born Nov 7, 1848, in Luxemburg, and came to the United States, where he visited relatives in Chicago for some time. He then went to Mendota, III., and worked on farms in that vicinity and also learned the carpenter trade.

     He was married to Miss Anna Meisel, Oct. 1, 1876, and came to Carroll county in 1884. They settled on a farm in Rosalie township where they lived for 28 years after which they, came to Carroll and made their home.

     Three children were born to them, Mrs. Bertha Rose and John N. Backes, both of Carroll, and Mrs. Anna Truhe of Glidden, all of whom survive .  He also leaves his widow, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren.

     Mr. and Mrs. Backes celebrated their golden wedding Oct. 1, 1926.

     Mr. Backes was a charter member of St. Paul's Lutheran church and occupied a place of honor and esteem at the dedication in 1926. He was an elder for a number of years.

2.  Anna (Meisel) Backes (1857-1938)

(Carroll (Iowa) Daily Herald, 19 August 1938.)

Mrs. Nick Backes, 81, Dies at Home Here Early Today

Aged Woman One of Carroll's Oldest Residents—Rites Sunday

     Death claimed Mrs. Nick Backes, 81 years old, at her home, 126 North Crawford Street, at 6:20 Friday morning. Mrs. Backes had been ill of heart trouble and dropsy since the first part of May and had alternated between her bed and chair since June. Friday morning she asked to be helped to her chair, where she had just been seated when she suddenly succumbed.

     In her passing Carroll loses one of its longtime and well-known residents, as she had lived in this county for more than half a century.

     The body will be removed Saturday afternoon from the Huffman Funeral Home to the family residence, where it will rest until the funeral services.

     Rites will be held Sunday afternoon, with the Rev. A. O. Bleeke, pastor of the Lutheran Church, officiating. A short service at the family home at 2 o'clock will be followed by final rites at St. Paul's Lutheran Church at 2:30.

     Burial will be in the family lot in the Carroll  Cemetery and pallbearers will be six grandsons of the deceased, Harry Rose, Walter Rose and Howard Backes of Carroll, Warren Truhe and Lyle Markley of Glidden and Curby Sims of Coon Rapids.

     Mrs. Backes was born Anna Meisel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Meisel, at Mendota, Ill., May 3, 1857. Reared in the town of her birth, she there became the bride of Nick Backes on Oct. 1, 1876. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. G. Ade at the Lutheran Church.

     Mr. and Mrs. Backes established their home at Mendota, where they lived for eight years while Mr. Backes followed the carpenter trade. Then deciding to become Iowa farmers, they moved to Carroll County in 1884, purchasing a farm near Roselle, which they operated until their retirement in 1906. Since that time Mrs. Backes has lived in her home on Crawford Street. Mr. Backes died May 25, 1932.

    Mr. and Mrs, Backes celebrated their golden wedding, anniversary Oct. 1, 1926.

     Mrs. Backes was a lifelong member of the Lutheran Church. She was a regular attendant at church services until this past June, when her illness forced her to remain at home. Another of her interests was the Ladies Aid Society of the church, in which she always took an active part.

     Surviving Mrs. Backes are two daughters and one son, Mrs. Bertha Rose, at home, Mrs. Anton Truhe of Glidden and John Backes of Carroll. She also leaves seven grandchildren, six great grandchildren, three sisters: Mrs. Albert Hoschiet, Brunswick, Neb., Mrs. Fred Hoschiet, Fairfax, S. D., and Mrs. Anton Hufford, Kearney, Neb., and one brother, Ben Meisel, Manning, Iowa.

3.  Clara (Langel) Bauer (1900-1980)

(Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Thursday, March 27, 1980

WILLEY- Mrs. Conrad (Clara) Bauer 79 of Willey died at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Mar. 26 at her farm home three miles southeast of Willey.

     Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Mar. 29, at St. Mary's church here with the Rev. James Fangman officiating. Burial will be in the pariah cemetery.

     Pallbearers will be Albert Venteicher, Gary Haverman, Paul Klocke, LaVern Greving, Eugene Danzer and Bill Danner Jr. A grandson, Danny Bauer, will be lector; gift-bearers will be a granddaughter, Linda Bauer, and a sister, Justina Langel; mass servers: a grandson, David Bauer, Wayne Tigges and Kenny Danzer.

     Friends may call at the Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll after 2 p.m. Friday. Rosaries will be recited at 3, 8 and 8:30 p.m. (parish).

     Survivors include her husband, two sons: Norbert and Leon; a daughter. Beatrice, all of Willey; three grandchildren; four brothers: Joseph, Vincent and Ted, Templeton; and Simon Langel, Carroll; six sisters: Mrs. John (Mayme) Bauer, Manning; Mrs. Ed (Regina) Schlichte, Mrs. Albert (Hildegarde) Rupiper, Mrs. Louis (Kathryn) Dopheide, Mrs. LaVern (Margaret) Langel, all of Templeton; and Mrs. Justina Langel, Carroll.

     She was preceded by her parents, three brothers: Henry, Adolph and Edward and two sisters: Anna and Beatrice.

     Mrs. Bauer was born April 17, 1900, at Templeton. a daughter of Clem and Anna Fangman Langel. She spent her early life in the Templeton area and attended Sacred Heart school there. On April 11, 1921, she was married to Conrad Bauer at Sacred Heart church with the late Msgr. F.H. Huesmann officiating.

     After their marriage they farmed two and a halt miles south of Willey.  In 1936 they moved to the present farm near Willey. They celebrated their golden anniversary in April of 1978. She was a member of St. Mary's church and the Ladies Guild.

4.  Mary (Langel) Bauer (1905-1984)

(Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Monday, January 9, 1984)

MANNING—Rite of the Christian Burial for Mary Bauer, 78, of Manning, Manning Plaza Nursing Home, was celebrated at 1 p.m. Monday, January 9, at Sacred Heart church in Manning with the Rev. Msgr. Dean Walker as celebrant.

     Dorothy Shultz was lector; grandchildren Ryan Rattenborg and Maria Jose Bauer were gift-bearers and Jeff Sporrer, David Mohr and Allen Dammann were mass-servers. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Active casket-bearers were grandsons: Kerri, Kevin, Tim and Mike Bauer; Scott and Randy Haberl. Honorary bearers were granddaughters: Vickie Rattenborg, Janet, Jill, Sheryl and Jayne Bauer and Deborah Flink.

     Burial was in the parish cemetery.

     Rosaries were recited at the Ohde Funeral Home in Manning at 3 p.m. Sunday by the Catholic Daughters of America and a prayer service was conducted at 7:30 p.m. by the parish.

     Mrs. Bauer is survived by sons Ervin, Manning; Edmund, Sac City; Alvin, Sioux City, and John J., Des Moines; a daughter, Mrs. Don (Mary Ann) Haberl, Maple River; 17 grandsons, six granddaughters, nine great-grandchildren; five sisters and four brothers: Mrs. Ed (Regina) Schlichte, Mrs. Albert (Hildegarde) Rupiper, Mrs. Louis (Katherine) Dopheide, Mrs. LaVern (Margaret) Murray; Joe, Vincent and Ted Langel, all of Templeton; Justina Langel and Simon Langel, both of Carroll.

     She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, Johm, in 1974, a son, Leroy, a grandson Matthew Haberl and the following brothers and sisters: Harry, Adolph, Edward; Mrs. Conrad (Clara) Bauer, Anna Langel and Beatrice Langel.

     Mrs. Bauer was born November 8, 1905, at Templeton, a daughter of Clem and Anna Fangman Langel. She was married to John A. Bauer on January 7,1930. They farmed south of Willey until 1938 when they moved to a farm southwest of Halbur where they lived for 30 years. They retired in 1968 and moved into Manning. She had been a resident of the nursing home for the past two years.

 5.  Frank Eich (1836-1908)

(The Carroll Times, Iowa, Thursday, March 12, 1908)

Frank Eich of Halbur Died Friday

     Early Friday morning at his home at Halbur, there was called hence another pioneer of that part of the county, Mr. Frank Eich. For some years he had suffered with dropsical and heart troubles, but had until lately seemed better.

     Departed was born at Kirchdorf, Geisdingen,  Siegburg, Regb. Koeln Oct. 10, 1836. He was therefore 71 years, 4 months and 26 days old. He attended the common schools and grew to sterling honest manhood in his native land. January 27, 1865, he was united in marriage to Miss Katharina Walterscheid, whom he left a sad bride to follow the call to military duty in the Prussian Austrian war. After his honorable discharge the young people came to America, locating at Troy Grove, Ill. Later they resided at Mendota, and in 1874 came to Carroll County, locating on a farm a little south of the present town of Halbur. There they resided and reared a family of respected sons and daughters, who now mourn the beloved father. About a year ago Mr. and Mrs. Eich removed to their new home in Halbur, a son retaining the homestead.

     There survive besides the sorrowing wife the following children: Gertrude, Sister M. Lucia, Alton, Iowa; Jos. F. Eich, druggist, Panama, Iowa; Catherine, Mrs. John Eltgroth. Carroll, Iowa; Lizzie, housekeeper for Rev. Father Baumler, Halbur; Chas. Eich, Halbur, and Frank Eich, Butte, Neb. One son, Henry, died in 1896, at the age of 12 years. There survives one Sister in Germany.

     All the children were present at the funeral except Sister Lucia, who was too ill to come. The funeral was held from Holy Angels' church, Roselle, Monday, and interment took place in the family burial lot there. Charles Walterscheid of Wichita, Kans., brother to Mrs. Eich, was one of those from a distance who attended the funeral.

     Mr. Eich was a good citizen, a kind obliging neighbor, a loving husband and father. He was industrious and saving and leaves his family well provided for. He was generous to those in need and gave freely to all worthy causes, charitable and otherwise. The writer has known Mr. Eich for 27 years. We can sincerely attest that he was the soul of honor, a model clean, Christian gentleman. His conduct was at all times that of a man who thinks of another life to come and prepares for it by a moral irreproachable life. May he be fitly rewarded in the Better Life, is a wish we can heartily voice.

6.  Charles Eich (1878-1958)

(Carroll Daily Times Herald, Saturday, May 31, 1958, p. 7)

     Charles Eich, 79, Halbur farmer, died at his home at 9 p.m. Thursday after an illness of several months. He passed away on the farm one mile east and one-half mile south of Halbur where he was born and spent his entire life.

     Solemn requiem high mass will be read at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Augustine's … celebrant will be the Rev. L. J. Greieman, pastor of the church. Burial will be in St. Augustine's Cemetery.

     The body is resting at the Twit Funeral Home, where the rosary will be prayed at 8 p.m. Saturday and by the Holy Name Society of St. Augustine's parish, led by Fr. Greteman at 8 p.m. Sunday.

     Mr. Eich, son of Frank and Catherine Walterscheid Eich, was born Nov. 27, 1878, at Halbur. He was married to Anna Reinart April 30, 1907, at St. Augustine's Church, Halbur, with the Rev. J. B. Bauemier officiating.

     Mrs. Eich died May 27, 1951.

     Mr. Eich is survived by 10 children: Alvin Eich, Halbur; Sr. Mary Ricarda, O.S.F. (Alvira), Midlothian, Ill.; Mrs. Adolph (Evelyn) Langel, Templeton; Mrs. Leo (Lucy) Irlmeier, Wadena, Minn.; Ray Eich, Halbur; Mrs. George V. (Helen) Eischeid, Halbur; Mrs. Jerome (Estelle) Schenkelberg, Carroll; Mrs. John (Kathryn) Loughran, Mt. Carmel; Herbert Eich, Halbur, and Mrs. Lawrence (Mildred) Sporrer, Manning. He also leaves 41 grandchildren.

     Mr. Eich was the last of a family of seven children. Besides his parents, his wife, and two daughters, Loretta, who died at the age of 16 and Ann in infancy, he was preceded in death by three brothers, Joseph, Frank and Henry Eich, and three sisters, Mrs. John (Catherine) Elgroth, Miss Elizabeth Eich and Sr. Mary Lucy. O.S.F.

     He was a member of St. Augustine's Church and the Holy Name Society of the parish.

7.  Anna (Reinart) Eich (1886-1951)

(Carroll (Iowa) Daily Times Herald, Monday, May 28, 1951)

Mrs. Eich, 65, of Halbur Is Dead

(Times Herald News Service)

     Halbur - Mrs. Charles Eich, 65, died at 5 a.m. yesterday in her home near Halbur. She had been in poor health several years and seriously ill the last three weeks.

     Solemn requiem mass will be read at funeral services at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. Augustine's church here. Burial will be in the parish cemetery.

     The rosary will be prayed at 8 o'clock this evening at the Olerich Funeral home. At 1:30 tomorrow, the body will be returned to the family home, where the rosary will be prayed at 8 o'clock tomorrow night.

     Mrs. Eich, a lifelong resident of Carroll county, had lived for 44 years on the farm where her death occurred.

     She was born Anna Reinart, daughter of Matt and Susan Reinart, March 18, 1886, on a farm near Halbur. She attended school in Roselle.

     Her marriage took place April 3, 1907, at St. Augustine's church, with the Rev. J. B. Baeumier officiating.

     Surviving with her husband are 10 children and 22 grandchildren. Her children are: Alvin Eich, Halbur; Sr. Mary Picarda, O.S.F. (Alvira), Stacyville; Mrs. Adolph Langel (Evelyn), Templeton; Mrs. George Irlmeier (Lucy), Carroll; Ray Eich, Manning; Mrs. George V. Eischeid (Helen), Halbur; Mrs. Jerome Schenkelberg (Estelle), Carroll; Mrs. John Loughran (Kathryn), Mt. Carmel; Herbert Eich, U. S. army, Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., and Mrs. Lawrence Sporrer (Mildred), Manning.

     She also leaves three sisters and three brothers: Mrs. Joe Neu (Elizabeth), Lindsey, Tex.; Mrs. Mike Rick (Lena), Walcott; Joe Reinart, Carroll; Peter Reinart, Halbur; John Reinart, Manning and Mrs. John Schneider (Mary), Funk, Neb.

     Two daughters preceded Mrs. Eich in death: Loretta, at the age of 16 years, and Ann, in infancy.

     Mrs. Eich was a member of St. Augustine's church and the Christian Mothers sodality of the parish. She was the first member of the society to be taken by death.

8.  Theodore “Ted” Eischeid Sr. (1899-1981)

(Carroll Daily Times Herald, Iowa, Thursday, August 27, 1981)

Obituary of Theodore (Ted) Eischeid Sr.

     Halbur - Theodore (Ted) Eischeid Sr., 92, retired Halbur farmer, died at 4:45 p.m. Wednesday, August 26, at the Carroll Health Center Nursing Home.

     Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated at 2 p.m. Saturday, August 29, at St. Augustine Church in Halbur with the Rev. Leo Riesberg officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery.  

     A granddaughter Sister Nancy Schreck, will be lector; gift-bearers will be granddaughters Mary Jo Hugg, Karen Blass and Linda Zender and mass-servers grandsons Ted and Tim Eischeid and Jim Schreck.

     Serving as pallbearers will be grandsons Phil Sextro, Joe, Gary and Alan Eischeid; Jim Busenbark and Greg Schreck.

     Friends may call at the Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll after 2 p.m. Friday where rosaries will be recited at 3 p.m. and. 8 p.m. (parish) and a scriptural prayer service will be conducted at 8:45 p.m. Friday.

     Surviving are four sons: Leonard, Spencer; Hilbert, Manning; Theodore Jr. and Louis, both of Carroll; six daughters: Mrs. Frank (Lorine) Sextro, Manning; Mrs. Cato (Florence) Gephart, Carroll; Mrs. Cecil (Louise) Boeckman, Early; Mrs. Pete (Irma) Fast, Bingham Lake, Minn.; Mrs. A.J. (Tillie) Busenbark, Omaha, and Mrs. Elmer (Marie) Schreck, Templeton; 54 grandchildren; 98 great grandchildren; two brothers: Henry, Carroll, and Lawrence Eischeid, Omaha; two sisters: Mrs. R.J. (Minnie) Heinen, Halbur, and Mrs. Louis (Theresa) Drees Sr., Carroll; and a daughter-in-law Mrs. Darlene Riesberg, Halbur.

     Mr. Eischeid was preceded in death by his parents, wife Anna on August 17, 1969; a son Alvin, a granddaughter Ann Eischeid; six grandchildren; three brothers; Joe, John and George, and a sister Whilemine.

     He was born April 21, 1889, at Halbur, a son of John and Theresa Schomagel Eischeid. He spent all his life in the Halbur community and attended Holy Angels School at Roselle. He was married February 21, 1911, to Anna Marie Wittrock at St. Augustine Church in Halbur by the late Rev. John B. Baumler.

     They farmed northeast of Halbur until 1954 when they retired and moved into Halbur. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1961. After his wife's death he continued to live in Halbur until November of 1979 when he entered the Carroll nursing home.

9.  Louis Frank Eischeid (1928-1993)

(The Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Thursday, September 23, 1993)

     Mass of the Christian burial for Louis Eischeid of Route 3, Carroll, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 24, 1993, at St. Augustine Church in Halbur with the Rev. Paul Kelly as celebrant.

     Mr. Eischeid, 65, died Tuesday, Sept. 21, 1993, at Mercy Hospital Medical Center in Des Moines.

     Lectors for the Mass will be Lisa Wessling and Denny Langel. Gift bearers will be Sara, Jared and Brooke Eischeid and Tonya Wessling. Mass servers will be Trevor Theulen, Jason Eischeid and Justin Hoffman. Eucharistic minister will be Darlene Bruch. Ushers will be Paul Bruch and John Potthoff.

     Casket bearers will be R.T. Schreck, Tim Eischeid, Gary Eischeid, Dave Sextro, Don Busenbark, Mike Eischeid, Keith Langel and Don Eischeid.

     Burial will be in St. Augustine Cemetery in Halbur, with military honors conducted by the Arcadia American Legion.

     Friends called after 2:30 this afternoon at Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll, where a rosary was recited at 3 p.m. There will be a vigil service at 7:30 by St. Augustine Parish and a rosary at 8:15 tonight at the funeral home.

     He was born June 29, 1928, at Carroll, a son of Theodore Sr. and Anna (Wittrock) Eischeid. He spent most of his life in the Halbur community, attending schools there.

     Mr. Eischeid enlisted in the Air Force in December 1950.

     He and Irene Langel were married June 3, 1952, at Sacred Heart Church in Templeton. After getting married, Mr. Eischeid served at Lowry AFB in Denver, Colo., and Nellis AFB in Las Vegas, Nev. The Eischeids returned to the Halbur area to farm after he was discharged in November 1953.

      Mr. Eischeid retired in April 1991 after developing chronic renal failure and had been receiving peritoneal dialysis treatment at home.

     He was a member of St. Augustine Parish of Halbur and Ehlers-Gerken Post 694 of the American Legion of Arcadia.

     Survivors include his wife, Irene, of Carroll: eight children and their spouses, Joyce Wessling and her husband, Gene, of Carroll, Scott Eischeid and his wife, JoAnn, of Roscoe, Ill., Al Eischeid and his wife, Lisa, of Carroll, Steve Eischeid and his wife, Joleen, of Breda, Cheri Theulen and her husband, Randy, of Halbur, Sue Hoffman and her husband, Mark, of Carroll, Mary Eischeid of Ames and Jean Eischeid and her husband, Jim, of Carroll; 20 grandchildren; two brothers, Hilbert Eischeid and his wife, Aggie, of Manning and Ted Eischeid and his wife, Jeanette, of Carroll; six sisters, Lorine Sextro of Denison, Florence Gephart of Carroll, Louise Boeckman and her husband, Cecil, of Early, Irma Fast and her husband, Pete, of Bingham Lake, Minn., Matilda Busenbark of Omaha, Neb., and Marie Schreck and her husband, Elmer, of Templeton; two sisters-in-law, Mary Eischeid of Spencer and Darlene Riesberg and her husband, Don, of Halbur; and his mother-in-law, Evelyn Langel, of Templeton.

     Mr. Eischeid was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Alvin and Leonard Eischeid; and his father-in-law. Adolph Langel.

10.  John Henry “J.H.” Fangman (1857-1946)

(Carroll (Iowa) Times Herald, Tuesday May 21, 1946)

Funeral Rites For J. H. Fangman To Be Wednesday

TEMPLETON (THNS) Funeral services will be held a t 9:30 Wednesday morning at Sacred Heart church for J. H. Fangman, 88, who died at his home here at 8 o'clock Saturday evening after a 19-month illness.

     Burial will be in the parish cemetery.

     Mr. Fangman, a native lowan, was born at Dubuque Sept. 14, 1857. He was one of four children of Herman and Elizabeth Fangman.

     Married Jan. 27, 1880, to Josephine Uhlenkamp at New Vienna, Iowa , the couple came to Carroll county the following month , arriving here Feb. 20, 1880. They farmed until 1913 when they moved into town. Mrs. Fangman died Sept. 17, 1934.

     His surviving children are: Mrs. Anna  Langel, Templeton; Henry Fangman, Redwood Falls, Minn.; Frank, Manning; Joe, Templeton; Rose, at home; Mrs. Henry Kalkhoff (Kathryn), Clements, Minn.; Mrs. Ed Kalkhoff (Mary), and Mrs. Raymond Woslager (Margaret), Templeton.

     A daughter, Clara, died in Infancy.

     Mr. Fangman was a member of Sacred Heart church and the Holy Name society of the parish.

     He belonged to the Daily Times Herald Three-Quarter Century club.

11.  Josephine (Uhlenkamp) Fangman (1858-1934)

(Carroll Daily Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Tuesday, September 18, 1934)

Mrs. Fangman of Templeton Dies; Rites Thursday

Had Been In Good Health Until She Suffered Stroke Two Months Ago

Templeton (Special - Mrs. J.H. Fangma, 76, who had been in good health until she suffered a paralytic stroke about two months ago, died at her home here yesterday about 12 o'clock noon.

     Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9:30 at the Sacred Heart church in Templeton  with the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Frederick Hucsmann in charge.

     Mrs. Fangman was born on Jan. 17, 1858 in Oldenburg, Germany, coming to the United States with her parents and a sister Anna (Mrs. Joe Hoelscher of Carroll) when she was 18 years old.

     She was married to Mr. Fangman four years later at New Vienna. Ia. and they moved to Arcadia in Carroll county a year later. At the end of another year they moved to a farm about three and one-half miles west of Templeton and in 1890 moved to a farm one and one-half miles west of Templeton.   

     Mr. and Mrs. Fangman retired from the farm in 1913 and moved to Templeton.

     Mrs. Fangman is survived by her husband, nine children, Clara having died in infancy, one brother, Henry Uhlenkamp of Hopkington, la., 36 grandchildren. 13 greatchildren and Mrs. Hoelscher.

     Surviving children are Mrs. Clem Langel of Templeton, Henry of Red Falls, Minn., Frank and Joe of Templeton, Mrs. Ben Lichtenberg (Elizabeth) of Templeton, Mrs. Henry Kalkoff (Katherine) of Clements, Minn., Mrs. Ed Kalkoff (Mary) of Templeton, Mrs. Raymond Woslager  ( Margaret ) of Templeton and Rosa at home.

     Mrs. Fangman. was a devout member of the Catholic church and had been a member of t he Christian Mothers' Society at Templeton since its organization.

12.  Anton Anthony Friedman (1815-1901)

(Dyersville ( Iowa) Commercial, Friday, May 3, 1901)

     "Death of Mr. Friedmann

     "One of Liberty Township's Most Highly Respected Citizens Died Last Friday

     "Mr. Anton Friedmann, one of the pioneer settlers of Liberty Township, died at the home of his son John Friedmann on April 23, 1901, of old age being 86 years of age at the time of his death. Deceased was born near Rastadt, Baden, in Europe, in June 1815 and at the age of 20 years came to America and first settled at Canton, Ohio, which was about 1835. He was united in marriage with Miss Elizabeth Wenzel at Ohio, in June, 1843, and 10 years after that moved to Missouri, where they remained one year and in 1854 came to Iowa and settled near Luxemburg, north of Dyersville where they made their permanent home. In 1893 they celebrated their golden wedding which was a happy event.

     "His wife died June 6, 1895, and since then he has resided with his son John.

     "Twelve children were born to them of whom 7 survive. They are John of Luxemburg, Joseph, William and Peter of Templeton and Roselle; Mrs. Susan Reinert of Roselle, Mrs. Lena Reinert of Minnesota, and Mrs. Paulina Heles of Worthington. All were present at the funeral with the exception of Peter and Mrs. John Reinert of Minnesota who could not possibly come.

     "Mr. Anton Friedmann was one of Liberty Township's most respected citizens, always a devoted husband, and as a neighbor always kind to oblige.

     "The funeral took place last Friday morning and the large number of sympathizing friends who attended attested that he was a popular gentleman. Solemn requiem mass was celebrated for the repose of his soul, in Holy Trinity Church, by his grandson Rev Father J H Friedmann of Worthington, assisted by Rev. Father Oberbroeckling as deacon and Father Schilmoeller as sub-deacon and Rev. Father Pope as master of ceremonies. After the requiem services interment took place in the church yard near by.

     "May he rest in peace."

13.  Joseph Friedman Sr. (1844-1926)

(The Carroll Times, Iowa, Thursday, August 19, 1926, p. 6)

Mr. Joseph Friedman Died Last Thursday

Was born in Massilon, O., and Moved to Carroll County in March of 1871.

     Halbur, Aug. 17. - Joseph Friedman passed away at his home early Thursday morning after being bedfast for about a week. Although he had not been well for the last two years and was unable to help himself without assistance, but up to the last few weeks he would take a daily walk assisted by his devoted daughter, Lena, who cared for him as only a loving daughter can. Deceased was born Sept. 26, 1844, in Massilen, O., and later moved with his parents to Luxemburg, Ia. He followed the occupation of farming. His marriage to Miss Mary Goetzinger took place at New Vienna June 27, 1870, and the following March they moved here. The land here was all prairie, their nearest neighbor being Joe Bucheit, three miles east, the farm now occupied by Theo. Buelt. The first forenoon while Mr. Friedman was plowing in the prairie he killed six large rattlesnakes. He often spoke of the beautiful deer that roamed here. He was the oldest living settler in Roselle township. Carroll was their nearest trading place and they attended services in a little frame building in Mr. Carmel. Eleven children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Friedman. Two children preceded them in death, namely Anton, dying September, 1914, in Iona, Minn., and Elizabeth, (Mrs. Henry Haverman) April 7, 1916, near Roselle. The other children are Mathew, Peter and Joseph, all in business here; John, a farmer in Ogalalla, Neb.; William of St. Joseph, Mo.; Anna (Mrs. John Halbur) of Ionia, Minn.; Teresa, (Mrs. Henry Eischeid) of Elgin, Neb.; Katie, who is keeping house for Rev. Roth at Larchwood, and Lena at home. He is survived by two brothers, Peter of Roselle, and William of Templeton, and two sisters, Mrs. Mathew Reinart of here and Mrs. John Reinart of Currie, Minn. The latter was not able to attend the funeral because of ill health. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 9 a. m. in the St. Augustine church by Rev. Schilmoeller and interment was made in the family lot beside his wife who died April 7, 1922. The pallbearers were friends of the deceased, namely Theo. Potthoff, Sr., John Eischeid, Sr., Ben Berens, Joseph Eich, Henry Westendorf and Wm. Collison. The cross carrier was Orlando Eich. A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral.

14.  Marie (Goetzinger) Friedman (1848-1922)

(The Carroll Times, Iowa, Thursday, April 13, 1922)

Pioneer Woman Is Called To Reward

Mrs. Joseph Friedman, Aged Carroll County Resident, Claimed By Death

Resided here 50 Years

Came to Iowa in 1865 and to Halbur in 1872 - Survived by Husband and Nine Children.

       Mrs. Joseph Friedman died suddenly Friday, April 7. She had been enjoying good health until about 10 days prior to her death when she had an attack of heart lesion, but Friday evening about 9 o'clock she was suddenly seized with another attack. Medical aid was immediately summoned but her condition grew rapidly worse and she succumbed within an hour.

      Mrs. Friedman's maiden name was Marie Goezinger. She was born at Luxemburg, Germany, November 1, 1848. She came to America in June, 1865, and located in Dubuque county, Ia., where she resided with her mother, sister and four brothers for a period of six years. June 27, 1871, she was married to Joseph Friedman. In March, 1872, they came to Carroll county and settled on a farm one-half mile southwest of Halbur where they lived until March, 1912, when they moved to Halbur.

Nine Children Survive

      She is survived by her husband and nine children. They are: Mrs. F. J. Halbur, of Iona, Minn.; Mathew Friedman, of Halbur; Catherine, of Larchwood, Ia.; John, of Ogalalla, Nebr.; Magdalena, Peter and Joseph, of Halbur; Mrs. H. J. Eischeid, of Elgin, Neb ., and William, of St. Joseph, Mo. A son, Anton, and a daughter, Elizabeth, former wife of Henry Haverman, of Roselle, preceded her in death.

     Mrs. Friedman's life was a beautiful and useful one. She played her part in the development of the middle west. This section of the country was but an expense of prairie when she and her husband settled here. She braved the hardships and dangers of the early pioneer days.

"She Lived for Others"

     She was a devout Catholic; a person noted for her gentleness and her self-sacrificing efforts to help others, always counting the greatest services as small. She was a faithful wife, a kind and loving mother, always setting a splendid example, a great influence for good.

     Interment took place Tuesday morning, April 11, in the Catholic cemetery at Halbur, and was attended by those of her family who survive her and a large number of relatives and friends.

15.  William Friedman (1852-1928)

(The Carroll Times, Iowa, Wednesday, January 25, 1928)

     William Friedman was born March 31, 1853, in Canton, O., and died January 19, 1928, at his home in Templeton, Ia. While still in his youth he came to Iowa, living first in Dubuque, later coming to Carroll county. He was married in Mt. Carmel in 1875 to Miss Margaret Eischeid. To this union 14 children were born, namely. Mrs. Nick Reinhold, of Lindsay, Tex.; Anton Friedman, who preceded his father in death, in 1908; John Friedman of Templeton; Mrs. Henry Seyller of Templeton; Mrs. Louis Seyller, Templeton; Mrs. Joe Gibb of Gainville, Tex.; Miss Elizabeth Friedman of Templeton; Mrs. Mat Pulte of Gainville, Tex.; Mrs. Fred Struve of Templeton; Henry Friedman of Templeton; Mrs. Clarence Bengford, Templeton; Miss Clara Friedman and William Friedman of Templeton, and Peter Friedman who died in infancy. Shortly after their marriage they moved to a farm about one-half mile southeast of Templeton, where they resided until about ten years ago when his health began to fail, and moved to town into the present home. Mr. Friedman was bed-fast the past few years with paralysis. He was a staunch member of the Catholic faith and died well fortified with the last rites of the church. The funeral was held from Sacred Heart church Saturday at 9:30 a. m. The pallbearers were John Bierl, Louis P. Gerken, Henry Rielander, John Berger and John J. Schwaller. He leaves to mourn his death his bereaved wife and children, also one brother, Peter Friedman of Roselle; four sisters, Mrs. Mat Reinhart and Mrs. Susie Reinhart, both of Halbur; Mrs. Lena Reinhart of Curray, Minn., and Mrs. Elizabeth Goetzinger of Templeton, and other relatives and friends who crowded the church almost to capacity.

16.  Margaret (Eischeid) Friedman (1857-1933)

(Carroll Daily Herald, Iowa, Monday, October 9, 1933)

Templeton Woman Dies Saturday; Funeral Is Today

Mrs. William Friedman, Mother of Mrs. Clarence Bengfort, Is Dead

      Mrs. William Friedman, sr., mother of Mrs. Clarence Bengfort, of Carroll, died Saturday evening at 10:45 at her home in Templeton. Mrs. Friedman has been bedfast for the last month and suffered a paralytic stroke two weeks ago, which was the direct cause of her death.

     Margaret Eischeid was born at Rhindland, Germany, June 11, 1857, and came to the United States with her parents when she was six months old. Upon their arrival, they settled in LaSalle county, Ill., and came to Iowa in 1873.

     In 1875, she was united in marriage to William Friedman, at Roselle, and they made their home in Templeton for 16 years. Mr. Friedman preceded his wife in death four years.

     The surviving children are Mrs. Nick Reinart (Catherine) of Lindsey, Texas; Mrs. Joe Gieb (Lena) of Gainesville, Texas; Mrs. Matt Pulte (Theresa) of Gainesville, Texas; Mrs. Louis Seyller (Mary) of Templeton; Mrs. Henry Seyller (Anne) of Templeton; Mrs. Albert Seyller (Elizabeth) of Templeton; Mrs. Fred Stueve (Celia) of Templeton; Mrs. Clarence Bengfort (Margaret) of Carroll; Henry and William of Templeton and John and Miss Clara Friedman at home.

     Mrs. Friedman is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Arcadia and four brothers, Peter and John Eischeid of Halbur, Martin Eischeid of Roselle and Theodore Eischeid of Oklahoma.

     Mrs. Friedman was a member of the Catholic church and belonged to the Christian Mother's sodality.

     Funeral services were held this morning at 10 o'clock at Sacred Heart church with the Rev. Father Huessmann officiating. Burial was in the cemetery at Templeton.

17.  Peter Friedman (1858-1935)

(Carroll Daily Herald, Iowa, Friday, January 25, 1935)

Peter Friedman, 77, of Roselle, Dies Last Night

Funeral Services Will Be Held Monday Morning at 8:30

      Peter Friedman, 77, well-known Roselle resident, died last evening at 5:30 o'clock at his home after an illness of one week.

     The body will be taken from the Kircher-Dietrich funeral home to the Friedman home this evening.

     Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 8:30 from Holy Angels church at Roselle, burial being at the parish cemetery.

     Born at Luxemburg, Ia., Feb. 14, 1858, Mr. Friedman was a resident of Carroll county for 52 years. He was married to Margaret Ochsenkehl at Roselle on Oct. 24, 1882. His wife preceded him in death three years ago.

     Surviving are the following children: Frank of Halbur, Matt and William of Roselle, Louise, Mrs. Fred Spieker of Petersburg, Neb., John of Louisville, Ky., Minnie, Mrs. Clarence Fritz of Carroll, Mary, Mrs. Ben Salber of Petersburg, Neb., and Magdalene, now sister M. Petrine of Remsen. Four children preceded their parents in death.

     The deceased was a member of Holy Angels church at Roselle, and was well fortified with the last rites of his church.

18-  Margaret (Ochsenkehl) Friedman (1862-1931)

(Carroll Daily Herald, Iowa, Friday, November 27, 1931)

Roselle Woman, Ill Two Weeks, Taken By Death

Mrs. Peter Friedman Dies Thanksgiving Day; Funeral on Monday

Roselle (Special) - Mrs. Peter Friedman, a resident of Carroll county for more than 50 years, died yesterday morning at 4:30 in her home here. She had been suffering with diabetes for some time and recently was seized with a stroke of paralysis. For the last two weeks she had been seriously ill and was in the care of Miss Cecelia Koob, a registered nurse.

     Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock in Holy Angels church where the Rev. Father Louis Anthofer will celebrate requiem high mass. Burial will be in Holy Angels cemetery.

     Margaret Ochsenkehl, daughter of Frank and Barbara Ochsenkehl, was born in Dubuque county near Dyersville, Aug. 23, 1862, and when 14 years of age moved with her parents to Roselle, where she grew up and attended school.

     She was married to Peter Friedman at Roselle Oct. 24, 1882, and 12 children were born to them. Three sons, Joseph, Nick, Joseph, and one daughter, Margaret, preceded her in death, as did her parents, a brother and three sisters.

     The children, who with the husband, survive, are Frank Friedman of Halbur; Matt Friedman and William Friedman , both of Roselle; John Friedman of Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Fred Spieker (Louisa) of Petersburg, Neb.; Mrs. Clarence Fritz (Minnie) of Carroll; Mrs. Ben Salber (Mary) of Petersburg, Neb., and Sister M. Petrine (Lena) of Remsen. The latter is a nun of Mount St. Frances convent at Dubuque. Mrs. Friedman also leaves 35 grandchildren.

     Mrs. Friedman was a devout Catholic and died well fortified with the last sacraments of the church. She was a member of the Holy Rosary society of Holy Angels church.

19.  Genevieve (Reinart) Gehling  (1920-2005)

(The Colorado Springs Gazette, 18 Feb 2005)                                                                                  

     Genevieve Mary Reinart Gehling, 85, a resident of Colorado since 1982, passed away on Wednesday, February 16, 2005, at Cedarwood Health Care Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

     Genevieve was born February 19, 1920 to Peter and Mary Reinart on their farm four and a half miles southwest of Halbur, Iowa. She attended St. Augustine's Catholic School in Halbur. On October 28, 1937, she was married to Lawrence Gehling from the nearby town of Carroll, Iowa. For the first ten years of their married life the newlyweds rented a series of farms in Carroll, Humboldt, and Pocahontas counties. Along the way, Genevieve gave birth to four sons and three daughters.

     In 1946, Genevieve and her husband quit farming and moved their family to town. They spent most of their remaining years together in Gilmore City, Iowa where Genevieve worked first as a caregiver for several local families and then as an aide in a nearby retirement center. During the late 1970's Genevieve also found time to pursue her interest in family genealogy. She not only wrote down her own personal memoirs, but also researched the many branches of the Herman Gehling line of descendants.

     After the death of her husband in 1982, Genevieve moved to Colorado Springs to be nearer to the families of her children. She soon busied herself in organizing family outings, learning china and landscape painting, piecing together quilts, and embroidering pillowcases. Genevieve spent the last four years of her life at the Cedarwood Health Care Center in Colorado Springs where she continued to work on her pillowcases and greeting cards until the very end. Everyone who knew her will always remember her shy, but warm, smile and the unfailing positive attitude that was her trademark. She leaves behind the enduring image of a gentle, loving woman who enjoyed nothing so much as the company of her family and friends.

     Genevieve was preceded in death by her husband, Lawrence Gehling; daughter, Lois Mulroney; and her two sons: Donald Gehling and Thomas Gehling. She is survived by two sisters: Mary Buccholz of Jasper, Indiana, and Bertille Thielen of Manning, Iowa; by two daughters: Connie Bachoroski of Colorado Springs and Bonnie Clark of Rolfe, Iowa; by two sons: Richard Gehling and Charles Gehling, both of Colorado Springs; by 15 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.

     Memorial services will be 2:00 p.m., Saturday, February 19, 2005 at the Blunt Mortuary Chapel, 2229 W. Colorado Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80904 with Pastor Donald Leigh officiating.

20.  Thomas Gehling (1944-2003)

(Colorado Springs Gazette, August 15, 2003)

Thomas (Tommy) Gehling born may 24, 1944 in Humbolt, IA, died unexpectedly Wednesday, August 13, 2003.

Thomas is survived by his lifetime companion Joe Brady and Joe's mother Ruth Brady; his mother Genivieve Gehling of Colorado Springs; his sister Connie Bachoroski; brothers Richard Gehling, Charles Gehling all from Colorado Springs; and a sister Bonnie Clark of Rolfe, IA.

Tom was preceded in death by his father Lawrence Gehling and sister Lois Mulroney.

He was the co-founder of the Hide and Seek Complex plus many gay organizations.

He served in the U.S. Navy during Vietnam and was a graduate of the University of Colorado.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Thomas Gehling Memorial Fund.

21.  John C. Kommes  (1911-1992)

(Carroll (Iowa) Times Herald, Wednesday, August 26, 1992)

JOHN C. KOMMES

     John C. Kommes. 81, of Exira, Iowa, died Sunday, Aug. 23, 1992, at the Cass County Memorial Hospital in Atlantic, Iowa.

     Mass of the Christian burial was celebrated today, Wednesday, at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Exira with Rev. Michael Berner officiating. Burial was in Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery.

     Casket bearers were Lyle Drees, Michael Irlmeier, Tim Irlmeier, Carl Simonsen, Dean Wallace and Dennis Wallace. Kessler Funeral Home in Exira was in charge of arrangements.

     Mr. Kommes was born July 2, 1911, east of Exira, a son of Peter J. and Sophia (Reilander) Kommes.

     He was baptized at Holy Trinity Catholic Church and was confirmed at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Carroll. He attended St. Lawrence Parochial School in Carroll, graduating in 1929. Following high school, he attended St. Benedict's College in Atchison, Kan.

     He then returned to Exira and helped operate the family farm.

     On June 12, 1940, he was married to Loretta Thielen at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Templeton. They farmed on the family farm until retiring in the early 1970s.

     Mr. Kommes was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife, Loretta, of Exira; his children: Lavern Kommes of Exira, Marlene Wallace and her husband, David, of Coon Rapids, Marilyn Paulsen and her husband, Larry, of Exira and Dennis Kommes, also of Exira; his grandchildren: Lori Kommes and Michelle Kommes, both of Des Moines. Dean Wallace of Carroll. Denlse Wallace of Coon Rapids, Debra Wallace of Des Moines, Diane Wallace of Creston, Dennis Wallace and Deanna Wallace, both of Coon Rapids, and Luanne Paulsen and Tracy Paulsen, both of Exira: and his brother- and sisters in- law: Leo Thielen and his wife, Bertilla, of Manning, Anna Langel of Templeton and Irene Lutwitze of Dedham.

He was preceded in death by his parents and a granddaughter, Lynette Paulsen.

22.  Anna (Fangman) Langel (1880-1954)

(Carroll, Iowa, Times Herald, Saturday, May 25, 1946)

MRS. ANNA K. LANGEL

(Times Herald News Service)

     TEMPLETON — Mrs. Anna K. Langel, 73, of Templeton succumbed to a short illness at 4:45 p.m. Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital.  She had entered the hospital the day after Christmas.

     Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Sacred Heart Church here. The Rev. William Buchholz will offer requiem mass. Burial will be beside her husband in Sacred Heart Cemetery.  Grandsons will be pallbearers: Norbert Bauer, Edmund Bauer, Gerald Langel, Robert Schlichte, Glenn Rupiper and Larry Dopheide,

     The body was returned Monday morning from the Ohde Funeral Home at Manning to the family residence, where the rosary will be prayed at 8 p.m. Monday.

     Mrs. Langel, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fangman, was born Anna Fangman on a farm near Arcadia Nov 13, 1880.  A lifelong resident of Carroll County, she attended Sacred Heart Church here, with the Rev Schulte officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Langel established their home on their farm one and one half miles south of Templeton on Highway 71, which is the present home. Mr. Langel died Jan. 5, 1940.

     Mrs, Langel leaves the following children: Henry, Templeton; Mrs. Conrad (Clara) Bauer, Carroll; Adolph and Joe Langel, Templeton; Mrs. John (Mary) Bauer, Halbur; Mrs. Ed (Regina) Schlichte, Manning; Mrs. Albert (Hildegarde) Rupiper, Templeton; Mrs. Louis (Kathryn) Dolpheide, Justina and Vincent Langel, Mrs. LaVerne (Margaret) Murray, and Simon and Theodore Langel, Templeton; 39 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

     Also surviving are one brother, Joe Fangman, Templeton, and four sisters, Rose Fangman, Mrs. Ed (Mary) Kalkhoff, Mrs. Raymond (Margaret) Waslager, Templeton, and Mrs. Henry (Kathryn) Kalkhoff, Clements, Minn.

     Two daughters are deceased, Anna died in 1932 and Beatrice in infancy. Two brothers and one sister, Henry and Frank Fangman and Mrs, Ben (Elizabeth) Lechtenberg also preceded Mrs. Langel in death.

     She was a member of Sacred Heart Church and the Christian Mothers Sodality of the parish.

23.  A.H. “Henry” Langel (1898-1963)

(Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Friday, February 8, 1963)

 

 

TEMPLETON — A. H. (Henry) Langel, 64, lifelong resident of the Templeton community, died about 6:05 a.m. Friday, Feb. 8, at his farm home.

 

     Requiem mass will be read at 10 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart Church, Templeton, by the Rev. Leo C. Harpenau, with interment in the parish cemetery.

 

     Friends may call at the Ohde Funeral Home in Manning after 5 p.m. Saturday. The rosary will be recited Saturday at 7:30 and 8 p.m.; and Sunday at 3, 7:30 and 8 p.m.

 

     Mr. Langel was born at Templeton, May 14, 1898, a son of Clem and Anna Fangman Langel. His marriage to Anna Thielen took place at Sacred Heart Church here on Sept. 27, 1927, with the Rt. Rev. F. H. Huesmann officiating.

 

     Surviving are his wife; two sons, Jerome and Gerald Langel, Templeton; seven sisters and six brothers: Mrs. Conrad (Clara) Bauer, Justina Langel and Simon Langel, Carroll; Mrs. John (Mary) Bauer, Manning; Adolph Langel, Joe Langel, Mrs. Ed (Regina) Schlichte, Mrs. Albert (Hildegard) Rupiper, Ed Langel, Mrs. Louis (Kathryn) Dopheide, Vincent Langel, Mrs. LaVern (Margaret) Murray and Theodore Langel, all of Templeton.

 

     His parents and two sisters, Anna and Beatrice, preceded him in death.

 

     Mr. Langel, whose life's occupation was farming, was a member of Sacred Heart Church, the Holy Name Society and the Knights of Columbus.

24.  Anna (Thielen) Langel (1907-1997)

(Carroll, Iowa) Daily Times Herald, Wednesday, February 19, 1997)

 

ANNA LANGEL

 

     Mass of the Christian burial for Anna Langel of Templeton will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, 1997, at Sacred Heart Church in Templeton.

 

     Mrs. Langel, 90, died Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1997, at St. Anthony Regional Hospital in Carroll.

 

    The Rev. Gary Snyder will officiate the service. Lector will be Ray Thielen. Gift bearers will be Glenn, Kay and Sara Langel. Mass servers will be Jacob Rone, Nathan Klocke and Curtis Irlbeck. Soloist will be Carolyn Miller. Eucharistic ministers will be Dale Sechlichte, Elmer Langel and Ray Thielen.

 

     Casket bearers will be Ron Lutwitze, Melvin Thielen, Lavern Kommes, Dennis Kommes, Bill Rupiper and Gene Langel.

 

     Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery at Templeton.

 

     Friends called and the Templeton Catholic Daughters of the Americas recited a rosary this afternoon at Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll. Sacred Heart Parish will hold a Christian wake service at 8 tonight at the funeral home.

 

     She was born Feb. 3, 1907, at Templeton, a daughter of Peter and Anna (Kalkhoff) Thielen, and would spend her lifetime in the community.

 

     She attended Sacred Heart Schools in Templeton.

 

     She and A.H. "Henry" Langel were married Sept. 27, 1927, at Sacred Heart Church in Templeton with the Rev. F.H. Huesmann officiating.

 

     The Langels farmed southeast of Templeton.

 

     Mrs. Langel was a member of Sacred Heart Church, the Ladies Guild and Templeton CDA.

 

     Survivors include two sons: Jerome Langel and his wife, Ivadell, of Templeton and Gerald Langel of Templeton; a grandson, Glenn Langel, and his wife, Kay, of Templeton; a great-granddaughter, Sara Langel; a brother, Leo Thielen, and his wife, Tillie, of Manning; and two sisters: Irene Lutwitze of Dedham and Loretta Kommes of Exira.

 

     Mrs. Langel was preceded in death by her parents; her parents-in-law: Clem and Anna Langel; her husband, Henry, in 1963; and two brothers-in-law: Lawrence Lutwitze and John Kommes.

25.  Adolf Langel (1902-1973)

(Carroll Daily Times Herald, Monday, October 1, 1973, p. 2)

 

 

     Templeton - Adolph Langel, 71, lifelong resident of Templeton, died unexpectedly Saturday afternoon, Sept. 29, at Nebraska Methodist Hospital in Omaha. He had been in ill health for several years.

 

     Requiem mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Sacred Heart Church here by the Rev. Eugene T. Schumacher. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Ohde Funeral Home in Manning, where there will be a scripture service at 8 p.m. Monday, followed by a Knights of Columbus rosary recitation at 8:45.

 

     Mr. Langel was a retired farmer. He was born here April 5, 1902, a son of Clem and Anna K. Fangman Langel. He received his education at Sacred Heart School. On Sept. 18, 1928 he was married to Gladys Reinart at St. Augustine Church, Halbur. She died Dec. 17, 1940. His marriage to Evelyn Eich took place Jan. 26, 1943, also at Halbur. He was a member of Sacred Heart Church, Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society, all of Templeton.

 

     Survivors include his wife; four sons, Vernon of Omaha, Dennis of Des Moines, Gene of Templeton and Wayne of Arlington, Va.; two daughters Mrs. Louis (Irene) Eischeid of Carroll and Mrs. Jim (Lois) Schoenherr of Coon Rapids: and 21 grandchildren.

 

     Also surviving are 12 brothers and sisters, including Mrs. Conrad (Clara) Bauer, Justine Langel and Simon Langel of Carroll; Mrs. John (Mayme) Bauer of Manning; Joseph, Edward, Vincent and Ted Langel, Mrs. Regina Schlichte, Mrs. Albert (Hildegard) Rupiper, Mrs. Louis (Kathryn) Dopheid and Mrs. LaVerne (Margaret) Murray, all of Templeton.

26.  Gladys (Reinart) Langel (1905-1940)

(Carroll Daily Herald, Wednesday, December 18, 1940)

 

Templeton Woman Dies Here Tuesday

 

Funeral Rites Will Be Saturday Morning in Sacred Heart Church

 

     Templeton (HNS) — Mrs. Adolph Langel, 35, died unexpectedly at the St Anthony Hospital in Carroll at 6:05 p. m. Tuesday after an illness of several months.

 

     She had been cared for at the hospital for the past four weeks.

 

     Funeral services will be at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at Sacred Heart Church, Templeton, with Monslgnor F. H. Huesmann officiating at the requiem mass.

 

     Burial will be In the parish cemetery.

 

     The body will be taken from the Qhde Funeral Home at Manning to the family home one and one-quarter miles southeast of Templeton this afternoon, to reside there until the time of the rites.

 

      Mrs. Langel was born Gladys Reinart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reinart, at Axtell, Neb., Nov. 12 1905. In 1913 she came to Halbur with her parents to reside.

 

     She attended school In Nebraska and also St. Augustine's School at Halbur.  Sept. 28, 1928, she married Adolph Langel at the Catholic church In Halbur. They located on the farm southeast of Templeton which is the-present home.

 

     Surviving with her husband are four children: Irene, 10; Vernon, 9; Merle, 6, and Dennis, 2.

 

     Mrs. Langel also leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reinart, of Halbur; three sisters, Mrs. Leo Thielen (Bertille), Manning; Mrs. Lawrence Gehling (Genevieve), Carroll, and Mrs. W. A. Buchholz (Mary), Sedalia, Mo., and her grandmother, Mrs. Anton Hoffert of Funk, Neb.

 

     She was preceded in death by a daughter, Marilyn Ann, who died In 1937 at the age of one and one-half years.

 

     Mrs. Langel was a member of Sacred Heart Church, Templeton. She also belonged to the Christian Mothers Society of the parish and the Templeton Court of the Catholic Daughters of America.

27.  Evelyn (Eich) Langel (1915-2007)

 

(Daily Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, 14 November 2007)

 

Templeton

 

     Mass of the Christian burial for Evelyn Langel of Templeton will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, 2007, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Templeton.

 

     Mrs. Langel, 92, died Tuesday, Nov. 13, at Carroll Health Center nursing home.

 

     The Rev. Dale Reiff will preside at the Mass. Lectors will be Mrs. Langel's granddaughters: Julie Kluthe, Sara Crabbs, and Stacey Benson. Gift bearers will be granddaughters: Joyce Wessling, Kim Hickel, and Marie Sturm. Eucharistic ministers will be granddaughters: Sister Barb Langel OSB, Lori Lyons, and Cheryl Theulen. Soloist will be Leroy Schultes.

 

     Casket bearers will be grandsons: Ben Langel, Dan Schoenherr, Scott Eischeid, Alan Eischeid, Steve Eischeid, Bryson Langel, Teddy Langel, Kevin Langel, Brian Langel, David Langel and Keith Langel. The Templeton Catholic Daughters of the Americas, St. Anthony Hospital Auxiliary and Dedham American Legion Auxiliary will form an honor guard at the church.

 

     Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery at Templeton.

 

     Visitation starts at 2:30 and the CDA will lead a rosary at 3 Friday afternoon at Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll. Sacred Heart parish will hold a Christian wake service at 7 Friday night at the funeral home. The family suggests memorial contributions to St. Anthony Hospice in lieu of flowers. Contributions can be left at the funeral home or church.

 

     A daughter of Charles and Anna (Reinart) Eich, she was born May 18, 1915, at Halbur, attended St. Augustine School there and spent her younger years in the community.

 

     She and Adolph Langel were married Jan. 26, 1943, at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Halbur.

 

     The Langels farmed south of Templeton. Mrs. Langel was a homemaker.

 

     She moved to Westwood Knolls Apartments in Carroll in May 2006. She was a member of Sacred Heart Parish and Ladies Guild, St. Anthony Hospital Auxiliary and Dedham American Legion Auxiliary and a 65-year member of Templeton Catholic Daughters of the Americas. She enjoyed playing cards and bingo, quilting and traveling.

 

     Survivors include two sons: Gene Langel and wife Tricia of Templeton and Wayne Langel and wife Janet of Spotsylvania, Va.; three stepchildren: Irene Eischeid of Halbur, Vernon Langel and wife Delores of Omaha, Neb., and Dennis Langel and wife Janice of Waukee; 28 grandchildren; 68 great-grandchildren; eight great-great-grandchildren; a son-in-law, James Schoenherr, and his wife, Carolyn, of Glidden; a stepdaughter-in-law, Theresa Soyer, of Carroll; and four sisters: Sister Ricarda Eich OSF of Dubuque, Sally Schenkelberg of Carroll, Kay Loughran of Breda and Millie Sporrer of Manning.

 

     Mrs. Langel was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Adolph, in September 1973; a daughter, Lois Schoenherr; a stepson, Merle Langel; a stepson-in-law, Louis Eischeid; three brothers: Alvin, Ray and Herbert Eich; and four sisters: Loretta Eich, Lucy Irlmeier, Helen Eischeid, and Anna Eich in infancy.

28.  Marilyn Ann Langel (1936-1937)

(Carroll Daily Herald, Monday, August 9, 1937, p. 8)

 

Rites For Child

 

  The Ohde funeral home conducted services for l6-months-old Marilyn Ann Langel at the Sacred Heart church, Templeton, this morning. The baby, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Langel, died Friday night.

29.  Merle Joseph Langel (1934-1967)

(Carroll Times Herald, Saturday, April 22, 1967)

 

Langel, 33, Loses Life In Collision

 

     Merle Langel, 33, of Williamsburg, formerly of Templeton, died in Marengo Memorial Hospital at Marengo about 7:30 a.m. Friday as result of a car-truck crash which occurred earlier that morning a half mile west of South Amana on U. S. Highway 6.

 

     Requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Monday in Sacred Heart Church, Templeton, by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. W. Behrens. Interment will be in the parish cemetery, with military rites by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 3517 of Manning.

 

     Friends may call at the Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll starting at 2 p.m. Sunday. Msgr. Behrens will lead a parish rosary at 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Other rosaries that day are set for 3 and 7:30 p.m.

 

     Injured in the crash, which happened in dense fog, were Gary Middlekauff, 20, of Millersburg; Sam Wade, 22, and Loren Von Ahsen, 41, both of Williamsburg....

 

 

(Carroll Times Herald, April 25, 1967)

 

MERLE LANGEL   TEMPLETON —

 

     Requiem mass for Merle Langel, 33, of Williamsburg, formerly of Templeton, was read at 10 a.m. Monday in Sacred Heart Church here by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. W. Behrens. The Rev. P. J. Nooney of Manning also was in the sanctuary.

 

     Pallbearers were Gerald Langel, Glenn Rupiper, Orval Schlichte, Edmund Bauer, Melvin Thielen and LaVern Langel.

 

     Interment was in Sacred Heart Cemetery, with military rites by the Manning V.F.W. Post. Arrangements were in charge of the Sharp Funeral Home, Carroll.

 

     Mr. Langel died April 21 in Marengo, the victim of a car-truck crash which occurred that morning one-half mile west of South Amana.

 

     The church was filled with relatives and friends, including representatives of Amana Refrigeration Company, where Mr. Langel was employed. He was a son of Adolph Langel, Templeton, and the late Mrs. Langel.

31.  Joseph Alfred Langel (1902-1973)

(Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Monday, May 13, 1985)

 

TEMPLETON—Joseph Alfred Langel, 81, a retired Templeton farmer, died Saturday, May 11, at the Carroll Health Center Nursing Home in Carroll.

 

     Rite of the Christian Burial will be concelebrated at 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 14, at Sacred Heart church in Templeton with the Rev. Joseph Steib and the Rev. Msgr. Dean Walker as celebrants. Craig Langel, Tom Broich and David Langel will be mass servers; Gene Langel lector and Ron Schettler and Rick Langel gift-bearers. Burial will be in the parish Cemetery. Serving as casketbearers will be Stan Broich, Rick Langel, Dan Schettler, Bill Langel, Allen Broich and Jim Langel.

 

     Rosaries will be recited at 3 and 8:45 p.m. Monday, the latter by the Knights of Columbus, and a scriptural prayer service will be conducted at 8 p.m. at the Ohde Funeral Home in Manning. Mr. Langel is survived by the following children: Mrs. Tom (Yvonne) Broich and Mrs. Clayton (Bernita) Broich, both of Carroll; LaVern Langel and his wife Loretta, Templeton; Mrs. Don (Edna) Schettler, Council Bluffs, and Mrs. Elmer (Imelda) Langel, Manning; 19 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren; three brothers: Vincent Langel and Ted Langel, both of Templeton, and Simon Langel, Carroll, and five sisters: Mrs. Regina Schlichte, Templeton; Mrs. Albert (Hildegarde) Rupiper, Templeton; Mrs. Katherine Dopheide, Templeton; Mrs. LaVern (Margaret) Murray, Templeton, and Justina Langel, Carroll.

 

     He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Mary on April 4, 1984; the following brothers and sisters: A. H. Langel, Adolph Langel, Edward Langel, Mrs. Conrad (Clara) Bauer, Mrs. John (Mayme) Bauer, Beatrice Langel and Anna Dopheide.

 

     Mr. Langel was born at Templeton on February 6, 1904, a son of Clem and

Anna Lampman Langel. He was married to Mary C. Bauer on April 29, 1930 at St. Mary church in Willey by the Rev. H. J. Dries.

 

     They farmed in the Templeton area all their lives until 1966 when they moved into Templeton. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on April 29, 1980. He was a member of the Sacred Heart church and the Knights of Columbus.

31.  Edward Langel (1914-1974)

(Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Wednesday, November 27, 1974)

 

TEMPLETON - Mass of the resurrection for Edward J. Langel, 60, of Templeton will be celebrated at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Sacred Heart Church here by the Rev. Eugene T. Schumacher.

 

     Interment will be in the parish cemetery, with military rites by Emil Ewoldt American Legion Post No. 22 and V.F.W. Post NO. 3517 of Manning. Friends may call after 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Twit Funeral Home in Carroll. There will be a rosary Thursday at 3 p.m., followed by a prayer service .at 8 and Knights of Columbus rosary at 8:45.

 

     Mr. Langel was born at Templeton April 16,1914, a son of Clem and Anna Fangman Langel. He received his education here and was a lifelong resident of this area. He was a member of Sacred Heart Church and the Knights, of Columbus at Templeton; and was a World War II veteran. He died at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Methodist Hospital in Rochester, Minn.

 

     Surviving are the following : sisters and brothers: Mrs. Conrad (Clara) Bayer, Justine Langel and Simon Langel of Carroll, Joseph Langel, Mrs. Ed (Regina), Schlichte, Mrs. Albert (Hildegard) Rupiper, Mrs. Louis (Kathryn) Dopheide, Vincent Langel, Mrs. LaVern (Margaret) Murray and Ted Langel of Templeton, and Mrs. John (Mary) Bauer of Manning. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Henry and Adolph, and two sisters, Beatrice and Mrs. Anna Dopheide.

32.  Theodore Langel (1927-2003)

(Daily Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Wednesday, September, 10, 2003)

 

     Mass of the Christian burial for Ted A. Langel of Carroll will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003, at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Carroll.

 

     Mr. Langel, 78, died Monday, Sept. 8, at St. Anthony Regional Hospital in Carroll.

 

     The Revs. James McCormick and Robert Gralapp will concelebrate the Mass. Lectors will be Laurie Mikkelsen and Ron Langel. Eucharistic ministers will be Shirley Tomka and Viola Langel, Gift bearers will be grandchildren: Carly Seddon, Katelyn Schechinger, Adam Rafferty, Amber Rafferty, Riley Rafferty and Lance Mikkelsen. Servers will be Carmen Schechinger, Jessica Langel and Ted Rafferty. The casket will be moved to the church at 9 a.m.

 

     Casket bearers will be grandsons: Curt Langel, Troy Langel, Gary Bogdan, Scott Olberding, Joe Tomka, Mike Tomka, Jeff Vonnahme and Jason Schechinger. Honorary casket bearers will be grandchildren: Angie Beeber, Courtney Bogdan, Jennifer Foland, Nicole Huffman, Gina Olberding, Jackie Olberding, Sara Nielsen, Julie Tomka, Lisa Scott, Jill Vonnahme, Julia Mikkelsen, Kristin Schechinger and Chad Seddon.

 

     Burial will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Sacred Heart Cemetery at Templeton.

 

     Visitation started at 2:30 and a rosary was prayed at 3 this afternoon at Twit Funeral Home in Carroll. There will be a vigil service at 8 tonight at the funeral home.

 

     A son of Clem and Anna (Fangman) Langel, he was born Nov. 26, 1924, at Templeton and educated at Sacred Heart School there.

 

     He and Clara "Bonnie" Riesberg were married June 15, 1948, at Holy Angels Catholic Church in Roselle.

 

     They purchased a farm southwest of Templeton and farmed and lived there for 52 years.

 

     Mr. Langel served on the Templeton Telephone Co. board for 19 years and was president for 14 years. He also served on local co-op boards and received several awards for soil conservation.

 

     The Langels enjoyed traveling, having visited all 50 states and going overseas. They also enjoyed dancing, which included entertaining at local parades, nursing homes, hospitals and senior centers within a 60-mile radius of Carroll. The Langels were crowned prince and princess of the Red & White Polka Club of Iowa in 1990-91.

 

     He was a member of Holy Spirit Parish and former 52- year-member of Sacred Heart Parish, where he also sang on the men's choir for 20 years and ushered. And Mr. Langel enjoyed farming, bowling, fishing and hunting.

 

     Survivors include his wife, Bonnie, of Carroll; nine children: Ron Langel and his special friend, Nancy Cullen, Patricia Langel of Templeton, Donna Huffman and her husband, Jim, of Omaha, Neb., Joyce "Joey" Langel of Ankeny, Shirley Tomka and her husband, Vic Jr., of Carroll, Carol Jean Seddon and her husband, Phil, of Atlantic, Diane Rafferty and her husband, Scott, of Westminster, Colo., Kathy J Schechinger and her husband, Dale, of Manilla and Laurie Mikkelsen and her husband, Mark, of Dedham; 30 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two brothers: Vincent Langel of Templeton and Simon Langel and his wife, Viola, of Carroll; four sisters: Hildegard Rupiper of Carroll, Kathryn Dopheide of Carroll, Justine Langel of Carroll and Margaret Murray of Templeton; and a sister-in-law, Evelyn Langel, of Templeton.

 

     Mr. Langel was preceded in death by his parents; a 1- year-old son, Robert Langel; four brothers: Henry, Adolph, Joseph and Edward Langel; and five sisters: Clare Bauer, Mayme Bauer, Regina Schlichte, Anna Dopheide and Beatrice Langel.

33.  Johann “John” Meisel (1830-1900)

(Carroll Sentinel, May 31, 1900)

     John Meisel died Monday at the home of his son Ben, southwest of the city. The funeral was held this forenoon, the cortege leaving the home about 9:30. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church at 11 o'clock. The deceased was 69 years of age and was one of the old residents of this county, highly respected by all who knew him. He leaves an aged wife and seven children, two sons and five daughters, to mourn his death. They have the sympathy of their friends in their bereavement.

gin to type your text here.

34.  Benjamin Meisel (1871-1943)

(Carroll Times Herald, Wednesday, February 25, 1943)

     Manning - Funeral rites for Benjamin John Meisel, who died at his home on Main Street at 8:15 Tuesday morning, are to be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Lutheran Church here, with the Rev. J. M. Ansorge officiating. Burial will be in the Manning cemetery.

     Mr. Meisel, who had lived in Manning more than fifty years, would have been seventy-two years old in March.  He was born in Bureau County near Arlington, Ill. March 4, 1871.

     A machinist by trade, Mr. Meisel had been in the implement business here. At the time he was taken ill he was in the employ of the Ford Garage, where he had worked for more than twenty years.

     Surviving are his wife and the following children: LeRoy, Swan, la.; Clyde, Manning: Mrs. Myrtle East, Indianola; John, Denison; Mrs. Hugo Ress (Ola), Manning; Mrs. Lillian Watts, San Francisco; and Mrs. L. P. Maschmeyer (Gretchen), Enico, Calif.

     He also leaves one brother, Henry Meisel, of Brunswick, Neb., and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Hoeschite and Mrs. Hannah Hoeschite, and Mrs. Augusta Hufford, all living In Nebraska. He was one of a family of nine children.

     Other survivors Include eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was an uncle of John Backes and Mrs. Bertha Rose of Carroll and Mrs. Anton Truhe of Gliddon.

     Mr. Meisel belonged to the Lutheran Church.

35.  Joseph H. Mosman (1902-1976)

(Carroll Daily Times Herald, Iowa, Wednesday, October 27, 1976, p. 2)

     Joseph H. Mosman, 74, 410 West 13th St. Carroll, died at the St. Anthony Regional Hospital Tuesday evening. He had resided since July 1974 at the present address.

     Mass of the resurrection will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at St. Lawrence Church in Carroll. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry B. Karhoff will officiate.

     Friends may call at the Twit Funeral Home in Carroll after 2 p.m., Thursday. The rosary will be recited Thursday at 3, 8 and 8:45 p.m. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the direction of the Twit Funeral Home, Carroll.

     Mr. Mosman, son of Anthony and Helena Pittner Mosman, was born Feb. 2, 1902 at Coon Rapids and received his education in Carroll. His marriage to Elizabeth Ann Reck took place on April 25, 1925 at St. Joseph's Church, Carroll. He was a member of the Holy Name Society and St. Lawrence Church. He was a painter and a custodian at the Carroll County State Bank for the past 13 1/2 years.

     Surviving are his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Dwight (Lorraine) Doherty of Knoxville, Mrs. D. J. (Olive) Boom of San Bernadino, Calif.; four sons, Arden of Carroll, Roland of Boone, Lon of Carroll and Don Mosman of Glendora, Calif. Also surviving are one brother, Anton of Carroll, 23 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

     Mr. Mosman was preceded in death by two sons; Don in infancy and Richard; one daughter, Mrs. Calvin Kruse and two grandchildren.

36.  Elizabeth (Reck) Mosman (1899-1983)

(Carroll Daily Times Herald, Iowa, Monday, March 28, 1983)

  Mrs. Joseph (Elizabeth) Mosman, 83, of 410 West Thirteenth street, died Friday, March 25, at St. Anthony Regional Hospital.

     Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 29, at St. Lawrence church with the Rev. Lawrence McCarty as celebrant. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. Serving as casketbearers will be Jim Mosman, Robert Wieland, Erv Pudenz, Chris Mosman, Tom Gronstal and Curt Mosman.

     Visitation at the Twit Funeral Home in Carroll will be after 2:30 p.m. Monday. Rosaries will be recited at 3 (Legion of Mary) and 8 p.m. on Monday.

     Mrs. Mosman is survived by two daughters: Mrs. Dwight (Lorraine) Doherty, Knoxville, Iowa, and Mrs. D. J. (Olive) Boom, San Bernardino, Calif.; four sons: Arden, Carroll; Ronald, Boone; Lon, Carroll, and Don, Glendora, Calif.; a sister, Marie Stark, Carroll; two brothers: Joe Reck, Illinois, and George Reck, Arizona; 21 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

     She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph, on October 26,1976; a daughter, Mrs. Alvin (Ruth) Kruse; a son Don in infancy, a son, Richard G. Mosman, a sister, Anna Rittner, brothers Peter and William, and two grandchildren.

     Mrs. Mosman was born September 30, 1899, at Halbur, a daughter of Michael and Lena Reinart Reck. She was married to Joseph H. Mosman on April 25, 1925, at St. Joseph church. She was a member of St. Lawrence church, the St. Lawrence choir and the Legion of Mary.

37.  Lois (Gehling) Mulroney (1938-2000)

(Colorado Springs Gazette, September 21, 2000)

     Mrs. Mulroney, 62, died Sept. 19, 2000, at her home in Colorado Springs as a result of cancer. She was an office manager for T.R. Construction.

     Mrs. Mulroney was born Jan. 26, 1938, in Carroll, Iowa, to Lawrence and Genevieve Gehling. Her father is deceased.

     She was married Aug. 27, 1965, to Gary E. Mulroney, who is deceased.

     She is survived by two sons, Michael Humpal of Monument and David Humpal of College Station, Texas; five daughters, Barbara Lutz of Atchison, Kan., Kathleen Kazemian of Indian Trail, N.C., Patricia Lehman of Silverthorne, Jacqueline Bell of Thor, Iowa, and Kimberly Lang, of Colorado Springs; her mother, Genevieve Gehling; three brothers, Dick Gehling, Charlie Gehling and Tom Gehling; two sisters, Connie Bachoroski and Bonnie Clark; 16 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

38.  Josephine (Reinart) Neu (1870-1928)

(The Carroll, Iowa, Times, Wednesday, August 22,1928)

MRS. WILLIAM NEU PASSED AWAY EARLY THURSDAY MORNING

Former Carroll County Resident Dies While Visiting Relatives Here.

     Mrs. William H. Neu of LIndsey, Tex., died at the St. Anthony hospital, this city, Thursday morning, August 16, at 6:30 o'clock, after a short illness. She became ill Thursday evening, August 9, and was brought to the hospital Saturday evening, August 11, suffering with an obstruction of the intestines. Adhesions from an operation performed some months ago were remotely responsible for her death.

     Mrs. Neu left her home in Texas five weeks ago for a visit at the homes of her brothers and sisters in Carroll county and with her two sons at Arcadia. She was to all indications in the best of health until her sudden Illness. Her visit among Carroll relatives was equally enjoyed by them and herself. When she became ill her husband and daughter, Mary, arrived from Texas and were with her during her intense sufferings.

     Mr. Neu and daughter and two sons, Joseph and Peter, of Arcadia left for Lindsey Friday morning accompanied by the body of the deceased. Funeral services were held Monday morning, August 20, at the St. Peter church, Lindsey, and burial was made in the Catholic cemetery at that place.

     Mrs. Neu, as Josephine Reinart, was born In Minnesota, February 6, 1870. When she was three years old her parents moved to Iowa locating in the Halbur vicinity.  Here she grew to young womanhood and was married February 25, 1889, to William H. Neu. They lived In Carroll county ten years after their marriage and moved to Texas in 1898.

     Besides her husband and mother, Mrs. Susan Reinart, of Halbur, Mrs. Neu is survived by 10 children, seven boys and three girls;. Susie (Mrs. Paul Arendt) of Lindsey; Nick and Matt of Lindsey; Helen (Mrs. Gus Schmidt) of Lindsey; Joe of Arcadia; John of Harlingen, Tex.; William of Lindsey;  Peter of Arcadia; Mary and Henry of Lindsey, She is also survived by the following brothers and sisters, Nick Reinart, Lindsey; Joe Reinart, Carroll, la.; Peter Reinart, Halbur; John Reinart, Manning; Mrs. Lena Reck, Bettendorf, la.; Mrs. Lizzie Neu, Lindsey; Mrs. Mary Schneider, Funk, Neb., and Mrs. Anna Eich, Halbur, la.

     Mrs. Neu was one of the outstanding women in her community. She was interested In her church and its activities and was a member of the Mothers' society of the St. Peter church. She was one of those women who loved the home dearly and will be greatly missed by the husband and family. Her splendid family of boys and girls bespeak the careful training and watchful care which she gave them.

39.  Herman Reiff (1837-1914)

(The Carroll, Iowa, Times and Sentinel, Thursday, September 17, 1914)

Herman Reiff Passes Away

Dies at St. Anthony's Hospital, Tuesday, Sept. 8.

Forty-six Years a Resident of Carroll County.

     Herman Reiff, of this city, died at St. Anthony's Hospital at 1:30 a. m. Tuesday morning, September 8th, aged 76 years, 11 months and 26 days. The cause of death was pneumonia. Mr. Reiff has been in poor health for the past year having suffered severely from an attack last winter, similar to the one that ended fatally last week, and the effects of which left him in a greatly weakened condition. However, he was able to be up and around until about nine days before his death.

     Mr. Reiff was born at Kolen, Germany, September 14th, 1837, and would have rounded out his seventy-seventh year if he had lived to Monday of this week. He came to this country when about sixteen years of age, his first home being at Sinsiniwa Mound, Wisconsin. He was married at that place in 1864 to Miss Margaret Fehring, who survives him. Seven sons and one daughter were born to them, all of whom are living. The sons are Steven, at Buck Grove; Math, at Breda; Joseph, at Carroll; Herman, at Lanesboro; Henry, near Mt. Carmel; Ben, in Carroll, and John, near Mt, Carmel. The daughter, Mary, is still at the parental home.

     Shortly after marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Reiff located in Jackson county, where they made their home for four years and then moved to Carroll county and settled near Mt. Carmel, where they lived for twenty-eight years, during which time the deceased was successfully engaged in farming. Eighteen years ago he retired and moved to Carroll where he has ever since made his home. He was a lifelong member of the Catholic church and faithful to its services and to all his duties as a Christian. He was also a member of the Holy Name Society. The funeral was held Thursday morning at SS. Peter and Paul's Church where the deceased had been a worshiper and was conducted by the pastor, Rev. Father Kuemper. A large congregation was in attendance to pay the last tribute of respect to one who has been an upright and honorable citizen throughout his forty-six years of residence in this county.

40.  Margaret (Fehring) Reiff (1836-1917)

(The Carroll, Iowa, Times, Thursday, February 8, 1917)

Death of Mrs. Reiff

     Funeral services for Mrs. Herman Reiff, whose death was mentioned last week, were conducted in SS. Peter and Paul's church Saturday morning. Mrs. Reiff had been suffering for two years with a cancer of the face and death was due to gangrene of the face.

     Mrs. Margaret Reiff, nee Fehring, was born in Hanover, Germany, September 29, 1836, and came to America when a young girl. She was married in 1864 to Herman Reiff at Galena, Illinois. Her husband died September 7, 1914. She is survived by the following sons: Joseph, John, Mathew, Herman, Henry, Bernard, Steve, and one daughter, Mary,

     She was a devout member of the Catholic church and was regular in attendance when able to go.

41.  Jacob Herman Reiff (1869-1941)

(Carroll, Iowa, Daily Times Herald, Friday, October 10, 1941)

Herman Reiff of Lidderdale Succumbs Today

Had Been in Poor Health For Several Years But Died Suddenly  Lidderdale

      (THNS) - J. Herman Reiff, 72, died suddenly about 8:30 this morning at his home in Lidderdale. He had been in poor health for the last eleven years, having been afflicted with asthma during all of that time and heart trouble in later years. Three weeks ago he became seriously ill and was taken to the McVay Hospital at Lake City, where he was a patient for a week. He continued to show improvement after his return home, and was able to be up and about the house. He was sitting in a chair this morning when he was stricken.

     The body is at the Dietrich Funeral Home in Carroll, where it will rest until the time of the services.

     Complete arrangements for the rites have not been made, awaiting word from a son, Frank, in Arkansas. The services will probably be held at Holy Family Church here Monday morning.

     Mr. Reiff had spent most of his life in Sheridan township. He was born Jan. 12, 1869 in Dubuque county, a son of Herman and Margaret Reiff. He was only four years old when the family moved to this vicinity.

     May 11, 1897, he was married to Miss Catherine Muehl at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. With the exception of three years spent in Sac county, Mr. and Mrs. Reiff farmed in Sheridan township from the time of their marriage until Mr. Reiff's ill health forced their retirement in 1928. After leaving the farm, they lived in Lanesboro and Lidderdale, having returned to Lidderdale from the former place only a week ago. They were building a new home here, the foundation having been started.

     Mr. Reiff is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters: Frank, of Arkansas; Mrs. Hilbert Reinart (Cecelia), Manning; Melvin, Glidden, and Mrs. Paul Schmitt (Agnes). Carroll. One son, Raymond, died in infancy.

     He also leaves six grandchildren and three brothers, Joe Reiff, Breda; Steve, Manilla, and Matt, who lives in Minnesota.

     Mr. Reiff was a member of Holy Family Church here.

(Carroll Daily Herald, Iowa, Saturday, February 23, 1935)

Susanna Reinart, Nearly 92, Dies; Services Tuesday

Aged Woman Found Dead At Home of Daughter Near Halbur

     Halbur (Special)  Mrs. Susanna Reinart, nearly 92 years old and the oldest resident of this community, was found, dead in bed early this morning at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eich, southeast of here, with whom she had made her home the last two years.

     The body was taken from the Kircher-Dietrich Funeral home this afternoon to the Charles Eich home.

     Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Augustine's church at Halbur, and burial will be in the parish cemetery. The Rev. Father Bernard Schillmoeller, pastor, will officiate at the ceremonies.

     Mrs. Reinart was up and around yesterday and was in apparent good health all winter.

Born In 1843

     Mrs. Reinart, whose maiden name was Susanna Friedman, was born July 11, 1813, in Ohio, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Friedman. The family moved to Luxemburg, Ia., when she was a girl. She was married to Matt Reinart in Luxemburg, Ia., in June 1864, and they made their home in Caldone, Minn., for a number of years, and in 1873 moved to Carroll County and located on a farm one and one-half miles east of Halbur. In 1900 they sold this farm to Peter Eischeid, sr., and, they moved to the town of Halbur.

     Mr. and Mrs. Reinart, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in June 1914. Mr. Reinart died Aug. 14, 1920.

12 Children

     They were the parents of 12 children. Five preceded their parents in death. Three children died in infancy and Mrs. William Neu, (Josephine) died six years ago and Nick Reinart died two years ago.

     The following children survive: Mrs. Michael Reck (Lena) of Bettendorf, Mrs. Joseph Neu (Elizabeth) of Lincy, Texas, Mrs. John Schneider (Mary) of Funk, Neb., John Reinart of Manning, Peter Reinart and Mrs. Charles Eich (Anna) of Halbur and Joe Reinart of south of Carroll. She also leaves 65 grandchildren and a number of great-grandchildren.

      Mrs. Reinart was the last of her family. A brother, Peter Friedman of Roselle died Jan. 24 this year at the age of 76 years.

43.  Peter “Pete” Reinart (1878-1963)

(Carroll (Iowa) Times Herald, Friday 21 June 1963)

     Peter Reinart, 85, Manning, died early Friday, June 21, at St. Anthony Hospital in Carroll.

     Requiem mass will be read at 10 A.M. Monday at Sacred Heart Church in Manning by the Rev. Patrick J. Nooney.  Grandsons will be pallbearers; and burial will be in St. Augustine Cemetery, Halbur.

     The body may be viewed at the Ohde Funeral Home in Manning after 7 p.m. Saturday.  The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Saturday and at 3 and 8 p.m. Sunday.

     Mr. Reinart was born April 12, 1878, near Halbur, a son of Matt and Susan Friedman Reinart.  He attended Holy Angels School, Roselle; and on Jan. 23, 1905, was married to Mary Agnes Hoffert at Axtell, Neb.  For several years they farmed near Axtell, coming to Carroll County in 1913 and settling on a farm four miles south of Carroll.  The next year they moved to another farm southeast of Halbur, where they farmed until 1927, then moved into Halbur, where Mr. Reinart followed the carpenter trade.

     His wife died Aug 17, 1956, and for the past six years, he had made his home with a son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thielen, near Manning.

     He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Thielen (Bertille); Mrs. W.A. (Mary) Buchholz, Jasper, Ind.; Mrs. Lawrence (Genevieve) Gehling, Gilmore City; 17 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Neu, Gainesville, Tex., and Mrs. Mary Schneider, Minden, Neb.; and two brothers, Joe Reinart, Carroll, and John Reinart, Manning.

     Besides his wife, Mr. Reinart was preceded in death by two daughters, Monica in Kearny, and Mrs. Adolph (Gladys) Langel; two grandchildren, four brothers and three sisters.

44.  Mary Agnes (Hoffert) Reinart (1883-1956)

(Carroll (Iowa) Daily Times Herald, Saturday, August 18, 1956)

MRS. PETER REINART

     Halbur - Mrs. Peter Reinart, 72, died at 4:15 p.m. Friday at her home here after an illness of about one and one-half years.

     Requiem mass will be read by the Rev. Lawrence Greteman at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Augustine's Church here. Burial will be in St. Augustine's Cemetery.

     Rosary recitation will be at 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Twit Funeral Home in Carroll where the body is remaining until the time of the church rites. Fr. Greteman will lead the recitation Sunday evening, with members of the Rosary Sodality of St. Augustine's parish attending in a group.

     Mrs. Reinart was born Mary Agnes Hoffert, daughter of Anton and Augusta Hoffert, Nov. 8, 1888, at Axtell, Neb., where she received her schooling.

     She married Mr. Reinart Jan. 28, 1905, at Axtell, with the Rev, Fr. Cronnin officiating.

     The couple farmed at Axtell for the first 11 years after their marriage. Coming to Carroll County in 1913, they farmed four miles south of Carroll for one year and then moved to a farm southeast of Halbur, where they lived until 1927. At that time, they moved into Halbur.

    Mrs. Reinart is survived by her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Leo (Bertille) Thielen, Manning; Mrs. W. A. (Mary) Buchholz, Dexter, Mo., and Mrs. Lawrence (Genevieve) Gehling, Gilmore City; one brother, John Schneider, Holdredge, Neb.; 17 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

     She was preceded in death by her parents, and two daughters, Mrs. Adolph (Gladys) Langel, in 1940, and Monica in infancy.

     Mrs. Reinart was a member of St. Augustine's Church and the Rosary Sodality of the parish.

45.  Joseph Reinart (1873-1973)

(Carroll, Iowa, Daily Times Herald, Thursday, February 15, 1973)

Joe Reinart

     Requiem mass for Joe Reinart, 99, of St. Anthony Nursing Home, Carroll, will be celebrated at 1 p.m. Saturday in Holy Spirit Church by the Rev. Michael Larkin. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

     Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday at the Twit Funeral Home in Carroll, where the rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Thursday and at 3 and 8 p.m. Friday.

     Mr. Reinart died at 3:05 a.m. Feb. 14 at the nursing home, where he had resided since it opened in May, 1963.

      He was born at Halbur July 16, 1873, a son of Mathew and Suzanne Friedman Reinart, and attended grade school at Halbur.

     On Oct. 25, 1904, he was married to Catherine Olbertz at SS. Peter and Paul Church in Carroll by the late Rev. Joseph Kuemper. They came to Carroll from Halbur in 1911, and in 1913 moved to a farm a mile and a half south of Carroll on Grant Road, where Mr. Reinart operated Mary Hill Dairy. He was a member of Holy Spirit Church.

     Mr. Reinart is survived by eight children: Mrs. Douglas (Vi) Schleisman of Iowa City, Mrs. Wade (Isabel) Presnell of Scranton, Gene of Davenport, LeRoy of Lanesboro, Art of Carroll, Mrs. H. L. (Lucille) Davis of Omaha, Mrs. Edgar (Alita) Snyder of Breda and Mrs. Chet (Lucinda) Ocken of Des Moines; also 31 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren; a brother, John Reinart of Manning; and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Schneider of Holdrege, Neb., and Mrs. Liz Neu of Lindsay, Tex.

     Preceding him in death were his wife, in 1949; four brothers and three sisters.

46.  Catherine (Olbertz) Reinart (1881-1949)

(Carroll,Iowa, Daily Times Herald, Tuesday, June 28, 1949)

Mrs. Reinart, 68, Dies; Funeral To Be On Thursday

      Mrs. Joe Reinart, 68, a lifelong resident of Carroll county, died at 1:35 yesterday afternoon at St. Anthony hospital. Mrs. Reinart had been in poor health about two years, but her condition had been serious for only the last several days. She had been taken to the hospital Friday.

     Funeral services are set for 9 a. m. Thursday at SS. Peter and Paul's church. Burial will be in the parish cemetery.

     The body is resting at the Olerich Funeral home, where the rosary will be prayed at 8 o'clock each night before the final rites.

     Mrs. Reinart, a daughter of Peter and Anna Olbertz, Carroll county pioneers, was born Kate Olbertz, January 4, 1881, at Mt. Carmel.

     At the age of 16 years she came to Carroll. With the exception of seven years at Halbur, she had lived in Carroll or the immediate vicinity since then.

     She married Mr. Reinart October 25, 1904, at SS. Peter and Paul's church. The couple located at Halbur, where they lived until 1911. At that time they moved into the present home on a farm south of the Carroll city limits.

     Mrs. Reinart was a member of SS. Peter and Paul's church and the Christian Mothers sodality of the parish.

     Surviving with her husband are five daughters and three sons: Mrs. Douglas Schleisman (Viola), Carroll; Mrs. Wade Presnell (Isabel), Scranton; Eugene Reinart, Leon; LeRoy Reinart, Storm Lake; Arthur Reinart, Carroll; Mrs. H. L. Davis (Lucille), Omaha; Mrs. Edgar Snyder (Alita), Breda, and Mrs. Chet Ocken (Lucinda), Breda.

     She also leaves 21 grandchildren, a twin sister, Sr. M. Eustella, Lacrosse, Wis.; another sister, Sr. M. Julia, LaCrosse, and one brother, Peter Olbertz, Milford. Two sisters preceded her in death.

47.  Eugene J. Reinart (1910-2002)

(Quad-City Times, November 7, 2004)

Bettendorf, Iowa   Eugene J. Reinart

     Funeral Services and Mass of Christian Burial for Eugene J. Reinart, 94, Bettendorf, will be 10 a.m., Tuesday at St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Bettendorf. Burial will be in St. Ann's Cemetery, Long Grove, Iowa. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. on Monday at the Halligan McCabe De Vries Funeral Home, Davenport, where a prayer service will be offered at 4 p.m. Additional visitation will be from 9 a.m. until service time on Tuesday at the Church.

     Eugene died Friday, November 5, 2004 at his home in Bettendorf.

     He was born March 30, 1910 in Halbur, Iowa, the son of Joe and Kate (Olbertz) Reinart.

     Eugene graduated from Carroll High School, Carroll, Iowa.

     Eugene was a machine operator at Alcoa, Inc. He retired in 1975. Before moving to Davenport he farmed in the Carroll, Iowa, area.

     He married Genevieve B. Thorpe, June 10, 1935 in Wall Lake, Iowa. She preceded him in death on October 5, 1996.

     He was a member of St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Alcoa Retirees Club and a lifetime member of the Knights of Columbus # 532, Davenport. He was also an avid card player.

     Memorials may be made to the St. John Vianney Building Fund or to Genesis Hospice.

     Survivors include his children Jacquie J. (Bill) Moore, LeClaire, Iowa; Robert E. (Bobbie) Reinart, Davenport; Mary C. (Dr. Lea) Sandifer, Olympia, Washington; Margaret A. Reinart, Bettendorf; and Teresa J. (Paul) Mack, Georgetown, Texas. He is also survived by 14 grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren, 7 great great grandchildren as well as 3 sisters, Lucille Davis, Omaha, Nebraska; Aleta (Edgar) Snyder, Breda, Iowa; and Lucinda Ocken, Plantation, Florida.

     His wife, Genevieve, a grandson, a great granddaughter, 2 sisters and 2 brothers preceded him in death.

     May Eugene and all his deceased relatives rest in peace.

48.  Genevieve (Thorpe) Reinart (1913-1996)

(The Daily Times Record, Carroll, Iowa, October 7, 1996)

     Davenport -- Services for Genevieve B. Reinart, 83, of Davenport, will be 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1996 at St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Bettendorf. Burial will be in St. Anne's Cemetery, Long Grove, Iowa.

     Visitation is 3-8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1996 at Halligan-McCabe Funeral Home, Davenport, where a prayer service will be conducted at 7 p.m.

     Mrs. Reinart died Saturday, Oct. 5, 1996, at her home.

     Genevieve Thorpe was born Jan. 29, 1913, in Schaller, Iowa, daughter of Merrill A. and Emma Taubman Thorpe.

     She married Eugene J. Reinart on June 10, 1935 in Wall Lake, Iowa.

     She worked in retail sales, was a self-employed seamstress and was a homemaker and mother.

     She graduated from Lake View (Iowa) High School. She received her teaching certification from Iowa State Teacher's College.

     She was a member of the church. Her hobbies included crafts, painting pictures, reading and playing cards.

     Memorials may be made to Hospice or the American Cancer Society.

     Survivors include her husband, Eugene J. Reinart, Davenport; children and their spouses, Jacqueline J. and William Moore, LeClaire, Iowa, Robert E. and Bobbie Reinart, Davenport, Mary C. and Dr. Leamon Sandifer, Olympia, Wash., Margaret A. Reinart, Davenport, and Teresa J. and Paul Mack, Dubuque, Iowa; 14 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and a brother, Sherman Thorpe, Lake View.

     Grandchildren who were pall bearers include Gary Moore Sr., Michael Moore Sr., Robert Reinart Jr., Scott Reinart, Thomas Reinart and Jeffrey Mack. Grandchildren who are honorary pall bearers include Pamela Smith, Beth Reinart, Cindy Reinart, Catherine Davidson, Steven Sandifer, Timothy Sandifer, Richard Sandifer and Heather Mack.

     She was preceded in death by her parents, a brother, a grandson, and a great-granddaughter.

49.  John P. Reinart (1882-1976)

(Carroll Daily Times Herald, Iowa, Monday, March 1, 1976)

Times Herald News Service

 Manning - John Peter Reinart , 93, a retired drayman, died early Monday, March 1, at Manning General Hospital. He entered the hospital about a week ago. Mass of the resurrection will be celebrated at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Sacred Heart Church here by the Rev. Norbert Weber, M.S.C. Grandsons of Mr. Reinart will be pallbearers. Burial will be in the parish cemetery.

     Friends may call at the Ohde Funeral Home here after 2 p.m. Tuesday. The rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. by the Altar Society and there will be a Bible service led by Fr. Weber at 8:30 p.m., both on Tuesday.

     Mr. Reinart, son of Matthew and Susie Friedman Reinart, was born June 6, 1882, at Roselle and attended Holy Angels School there. He married Emma Schenking Jan. 21, 1908, and they farmed near Halbur, Roselle and Manning. Fifty years ago they moved to Manning, where Mr. Reinart worked for the Dultmeier Manufacturing Co. before establishing his own drayline. He retired about 15 years ago.

     Since the death of his wife on March 18, 1969, Mr. Reinart has lived with a daughter, Mrs. Joe Hoffman of Manning.

      He is survived by six children: Harold and Mrs. John (Elvira) Sporrer of Glidden, Hilbert of Carroll, Leo of Sioux City, Mrs. Hoffman (Cletta) of Manning and Melvin of Chicago; 26 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Neu of Lindsay, Texas and Mrs. Mary Schneider of Holdrege, Neb.

     Mr. Reinart was preceded in death by a son, Clarence; two other sons in infancy; a granddaughter, three sisters and three brothers in addition to his wife.

50.  Emma (Schenking) Reinart (1885-1969)

(Carroll Daily Times Herald, Iowa, Thursday, March 20, 1969)

(Times Herald News Service)

 Manning - Funeral mass for Mrs. John (Emma Louise) Reinart, 83, of Manning, will be held -at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday morning, March 20, at Sacred Heart Church in Manning, with Rev. Norbert Weber officiating. Burial will be in the Parish Cemetery, w i t h grandsons as casketbearers.

      Daughter of Louis and Teresa Greving Schenking, she was born May 8, 1885 near Roselle and attended schools there. She was married to John Reinart at Halbur on Jan. 21, 1908. The couple farmed in the Halbur and Roselle areas and for five years near Manning. They moved into Manning in 1929. Mrs. Reinart, who had resided in nursing homes for the past three and one half years, died early Tuesday morning, March 18, in the Perry Nursing Home in Carroll.

     She was preceded in death by two children in infancy, her parents and three sisters.

     She is survived by her husband, John, and the following children: Clarence and Hilbert of Carroll; Harold and Mrs. John (Elvira) Sporrer, Glidden; Leo, Sioux City, Mrs. Joe (Cletta) Hoffman, Manning and Melvin of Orland Park, Ill.; 26 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren.

     The Parish Rosary was prayed at the Ohde Funeral Home in Manning at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and a Rosary by the Catholic Daughters and Rosary and Altar Society at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

51.  Clarence L. Reinart (1909-1975)

(Carroll Daily Times Herald, Iowa, Monday, October 27, 1975)

     Clarence L. Reinart, 66, of 927 Salinger Avenue, Carroll, died at 10:40 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 26, at St. Anthony Regional Hospital. He had been ill for two years. Funeral rites will be held Wednesday. At 8:30 a.m. the Rev. James R. Smith will celebrate the mass of the resurrection at Kuemper High School, where Mr. Reinart had been custodian. Mass of the resurrection also will be celebrated at 1:30 p.m. at St. Lawrence Church. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

     Friends may call at the Twit Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Monday. The rosary will be recited at 8 and 8:45 p.m. Monday and at 3, 8 and 8:45 p.m. Tuesday.

     Mr. Reinart, son of John and the late Emma Schenking Reinart, was born in Halbur Jan. 25, 1908, and educated there. His marriage to Dorothy Anna Dufner took place at St. Lawrence Church in Carroll June 1, 1940. He farmed near Roselle until 1940 and then worked for the Chicago and North Western Railway Company. In 1948 he started working at St. Angela Academy and in 1954, at Kuemper. He was a member of St. Lawrence Church.

     Mr. Reinart's survivors include his wife; four children, Mrs. Joseph (Mary Lou) Hartl of Willey, Margaret, Mrs. Donald R. (Marlene) Tigges and Merlin, all of Carroll; 13 grandchildren; his father, of Manning; four brothers, Harold of Glidden, Hilbert of Carroll, Leo o£ Sioux City and Melvin of Chicago; and two sisters, Mrs. John (Elvira) Sporrer of Glidden and Mrs. Joe (Coletta) Hoffman of Manning. A granddaughter preceded him in death.

52.  Dorothy (Dufner) Reinart (1918-1994)

(The Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Thursday, December 15, 1994)

     Dorothy A. Reinart, 76, of Carroll died Wednesday, Dec, 14, at St. Anthony Regional Hospital in Carroll.

     Mass of the Christian burial for Mrs. Reinart will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 16, at St, Lawrence Church in Carroll with the Rev. Gerald Hartz officiating.

     Gift bearers will be Donna Hartl, Carol Pates, Lisa Tigges and Mary Petersen. Lectors will be Mark and Mike Tigges.

     Casket bearers will be Jeff Reinart, John Reinart, Brian Reinart, Keith Hartl, Tony Tigges and Matt Tigges.

     Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Carroll.

     Visitation began at 3 p.m. today at Twit Funeral Home in Carroll, where a rosary was recited at 3:30 p.m. and a vigil service will be held at 7:30 p.m. today.

     Born Feb. 6, 1918, in Carroll County, she was a daughter of Carl and Mary (Loneman) Dufner. She attended St. Lawrence School in Carroll.

     On June 1, 1940, she married Clarence Reinart at St. Lawrence Church in Carroll. Mrs. Reinart was a cook at Kuemper High School for 12 years. She had been a resident at St. Anthony Nursing Home for the past seven months.

     She was a member of St. Lawrence Parish.

     Survivors include four children, Mary Lou Hartl of Carroll, Margaret Reinart of Lake City, Merlin Reinart and his wife, Betty, of Carroll and Marlene Tigges and her husband, Donald R., of Carroll; 13 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

     Mrs. Reinart was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Clarence; a sister, Sister Auberta; a son-in-law, Joe Hartl; and a grandchild. Renee Reinart.

53.  Alice (Everts) Reinart (1910-1981)

(Carroll, Iowa, Daily Times Herald, Wednesday, April 15, 1981)

  Glidden - Mrs. Harold (Alice Leona) Reinart, 70, of Route 2, Glidden, died Tuesday night, April 14, at the Shady Oaks Nursing Home in Lake City.

     A Christian Burial service will be conducted at 1 p.m. Thursday, April 16, at St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic church in Glidden with the Rev. Eugene Cepperly officiating. Friends may call at the Dahn and Woodhouse Funeral Home in Glidden after 5 p.m. Wednesday. A rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Wednesday, and a scriptural prayer service will be held at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.

     Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 20, at St. Elizabeth Seton church. Burial will be in the Scranton cemetery.

     Casketbearers will be Dean Remsburg, Burton Rohrbeck, William Schon, Jim Dentlinger, Charles Best and Lewis Rich.

     Mrs. Reinart is survived by her husband Harold; a daughter Wilma Reinart, Omaha; two sons Thomas and Robert, at home; a brother Elwin Everts, Glidden, and a niece. She was preceded in death by her parents.

     Mrs. Reinart was born June 13, 1910, at Glidden, a daughter of William and Madge Ribble Everts. She was married to Harold Reinart May 19,1946, at Manning. A lifelong resident of Manning, she was a member of St. Elizabeth Seton church and the Merle Hay Post American Legion Auxiliary.

54.  Hilbert F. Reinart (1913-1983)

(Carroll Daily Times Herald, Iowa, Tuesday, November 29, 1983)

     Hilbert Reinart, 70, of Carroll, died Monday afternoon, November 28, at St. Anthony Regional Hospital.

     He was a retired farmer and a former employee of the former Carroll Rendering Works.

     Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, December 1, at Holy Spirit church with the Rev. Roger Augustine, V.F., as celebrant. Gift-bearers will be granddaughters Beth and Brenda Underberg. Burial will be in Holy Family cemetery at Lidderdale.

     Friends may call at the Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll after 2 p.m. Wednesday. Rosaries will be recited at 3 and 8:30 p.m. and a scriptural prayer service will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. by the parish at the funeral home.

     Mr. Reinart is survived by his wife, Cecelia, Carroll; three sons: Paul and Alvin, Carroll, and Jerome Reinart, Chicago, Ill.; three daughters: Susie Willman, Wallis, Tex.; Darlene Jensen, Houston, Tex., and Mary Underberg, Carroll; 10 grandchildren; three brothers: Leo, Sioux City; Harold, Glidden, and Melvin Reinart, Orlando Park, Ill., and two sisters: Elvira Sporrer, Glidden, and Cletta Hoffman, Boone.

     He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Clarence.

     Mr. Reinart was born March 23, 1913, at Roselle, a son of John and Emma Schenking Reinart. He spent his early years in the Halbur and Manning areas, and attended schools there. On September 10, 1940, he was married to Cecelia Reiff at Holy Family Church in Lidderdale by the Rev. Lawrence Schoeppner.

     After their marriage, they farmed in the Glidden, Manning and Audubon areas. In 1952, they moved to Carroll where he was employed in 1957 by the rendering works. He retired in 1982. He was a member of Holy Spirit parish.

55. Cecilia (Reiff) Reinart (1911-1996)

(The Carroll, Iowa, Times Herald, Tuesday, February 13, 1996)

     Cecelia E. Reinart, 84, of Carroll died Monday, Feb. 12, 1996. at St. Anthony Regional Hospital in Carroll.

     Mass of the Christian burial for Mrs. Reinart will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 15, at Holy Spirit Church with Father Richard Remmes celebrating.

     Lectors for the Mass will be Mary Lou Hartl and Marlene Tigges. Mass server will be Melissa Reinart. Gift bearers will be Sherry Adams, Brenda Langholdt and Beth Underberg.

     Casket bearers will be Chuck Willman, Victor Jensen Jr., Scott Jensen, Greg Jensen, John Reinart and Terry Langholdt. Honorary casket bearers will be Clete Burgart and Victor Jensen Sr.

     Burial will be in the Holy Family Cemetery at Lidderdale.

     Visitation will begin at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll, where rosaries will be recited at 3 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Wednesday. There will be a Christian wake service at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday by the parish at the funeral home.

     She was born June 25, 1911, at Lidderdale, a daughter of Jacob Herman and Catherine (Muehl) Reiff. She spent her younger years in the Lidderdale, Lanesboro and Joplin, Mo., communities. She received her formal education at Holy Family School in Lidderdale.

     On Sept. 10, 1940, she married Hilbert Frank Reinart at Holy Family Church in Lidderdale. The couple farmed in the Glidden, Manning and Audubon communities until moving to Carroll in 1952.

     Mrs. Reinart was a member of Holy Spirit Parish and the Parish Ladies Guild.

     She is survived by three sons, Paul Reinart and his wife, Monica, of Carroll, Alvin Reinart and his wife, Joan, of Carroll and Jerome Reinart of Hammond, Ind.; three daughters, Susie Willman and her husband, Pete, of Webster City, Darlene Jensen of Houston, Texas, and Mary Underberg and her husband, Jake, of Carroll; 15 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; one great-great grandchild; and a sister, Agnes Schmitt of Waukesha, Wis.

     Mrs. Reinart was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Hilbert, in 1983; a great-grandson, Kevin Jensen; and two brothers, Frank and Melvin Reiff.

56.  Albert Rupiper (1905-1996)

(Daily Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Monday, September 23, 1996)

ALBERT RUPIPER

     Mass of the Christian burial for Albert Rupiper of Templeton was held this morning, Monday, Sept. 23, 1996, at Sacred Heart Church in Templeton.

     Mr. Rupiper, 91, died Friday, Sept. 20, 1996, at his home. The Rev. Gary Snyder officiated the Mass.

     Lector for the Mass was Gary Rupiper. Gift bearers were Brenda Rupiper, Nanci Rupiper, Linda Weyers, Amy Rupiper, Rochelle Doeden and Renee Langin. Mass servers were Jes Behrens, Andy Riesselman and Jeremy Siepker. Eucharistinc minister was Shirley Rupiper. Casket bearers were Brent Rupiper, Kent Rupiper, Ryan Rupiper, Dan Boes, Russ Boes and Bruce Boes. Burial was in Sacred Heart Cemetery at Templeton.Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll was in charge of arrangements.

     Born Jan. 13, 1905, at Templeton, he was a son of William and Mary (Haverman) Rupiper. He spent his lifetime in the Templeton and Roselle communities and attended Holy Angels schools in Roselle.

     He and Hildegard Langel were married Sept. 11, 1933, at Sacred Heart Church in Templeton by Msgr. F.H. Huesmann. The couple farmed north of Templeton until retiring in 1976, when they moved to Templeton.

     He was the oldest alumnus attending Holy Angels school reunion held in July. Mr. Rupiper was crowned king at the event.

     He was a member of Sacred Heart Parish, Templeton Knights of Columbus and Templeton Senior Citizen Social Club.

     Survivors include his wife, Hildegard, of Templeton; two children: Margie Boes and her husband, Leon, of Breda and Bill Rupiper and his wife, Kathy, of Templeton; a daughter-in-law, Shirley Rupiper, of Okoboji; 12 grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; a brother, Leonard Rupiper and his wife, Florentine, of Carroll; a sister, Agatha Reiman, of Carroll; and a sister-in-law, Helen Rupiper, of Carroll.

     He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Glenn Rupiper, in 1986; a brother, Victor Rupiper; and a brother-in-law, Leonard Reiman.

(Times Herald, Carroll, Iowa, Monday, January 19, 1998)

     Mass of the Christian burial for Regina E. Schlichte was at 10:30 a.m. this morning, Monday, Jan. 19, 1998, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Templeton.

     Burial was in Sacred Heart Cemetery in Templeton.

     Mrs. Schlichte, 90, of Templeton, died Friday, Jan. 16, at Manning Plaza nursing home in Manning. Father Gary Snyder officiated at the services.

     Susan Block was lector at the Mass. Eucharistic ministers were Gary Engelen and Patty Engelen. Gift bearers were Rebecca Schlichte, Kari Lappe and Carolyn Sickles.

     Casket bearers were Randy Engelen, Ronald Schmitz, Mike Schlichte, David Schlichte, LeRoy Schlichte and John Lappe. Ohde Funeral Home in Manning was in charge of arrangements.

     Born Sept. 11, 1907, near Templeton, in Carroll County, Mrs. Schlichte was a daughter of Clem and Anna (Fangman) Langel. She attended Sacred Heart School in Templeton.

     On Jan. 25, 1932, she was married to Edward Schlichte at Sacred Heart Church in Templeton. The Schlichtes lived on a farm near Templeton.

     After her husband's death in 1952, Mrs. Schlichte remained on the farm until February 1964, when she moved into town. She helped with the lunch program at Kuemper Catholic High School and then ran the school lunch program in Templeton.

     She was a member of Sacred Heart Parish in Templeton, the Catholic Daughters of the Americas for over 50 years, Sacred Heart Guild and Templeton Senior Citizens. She was well known for the wedding cakes she baked.

     Mrs. Schlichte is survived by three daughters, Arlene and her husband, Joe Schiltz, of Manilla, Vernell and her husband, Robert Schmitz, of Arcadia and Delia and her husband, Virgil Lappe, of Glidden; two sons, Orval Schlichte and his wife, Mary Ann, of Spirit Lake and Dale Schlichte and his wife, Therese, of Manning; 29 grandchildren; 45 great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren; a daughter-in-law, Ardella Schlichte, of Audubon; brothers and sisters Hildegard Rupiper Justina Langel and Simon Langel and his wife, Viola, all of Carroll, Kathryn Dopheide, Vincent Langel, Margaret Murray, and Ted Langel and his wife, Bonnie, all of Templeton; and a sister-in-law, Evelyn Langel, of Templeton.

     She was preceded in death by her husband; her parents; a son, Robert Schlichte; a grandson, Edward Schlichte; a granddaughter, Kathy Lappe; brothers and sisters, Beatrice, in infancy, Henry Langel, Clara Bauer, Adolph Langel, Mayme Bauer, Anna Dopheide, Edward Langel and Joe Langel; and two sons-in-law, Al Wittrock and Ray Engelen.

 58.  Peter Thielen Sr. (1849-1928)

(The Carroll Times, Wednesday, October 17, 1928)

TEMPLETON RESIDENT DIED FRIDAY AFTER A YEAR'S ILLNESS 

Funeral Services for Peter Thielen Held Monday Morning.

     Peter Thielen, well known Templeton resident, died at his home Friday, October 12, following an illness of several weeks. Mr. Thielen was one of the influential and outstanding men of his community and his death will be a loss to the entire county. Interested in every public movement for the betterment of his town and community and living a life of high purpose he was respected and admired by all who knew him.

     Mr. Thielen was born in Obersgegen, Germany, May 20, 1849, and came to this country when a young boy of 17 years. Later his mother, brothers and sisters joined him in America to establish their homes. Mr. Thielen was united in marriage in March of 1882 to Miss Susan Clemen. They moved to a farm near Exira, Audubon county, following their marriage and lived there until 1899. They then moved to Templeton where Mr. Thielen lived until his death, with the exception of a few years at Dunlap.

     Mr. Thielen enjoyed the best of health until a year ago. Three weeks ago his trouble became acute and caused intense suffering. Everything possible was done for him that medical aid could do but it was evident that his earthly life was drawing to a close-and he died on the above mentioned date. During the last days of his illness he was surrounded by all his children, and his faithful wife, as well as by brothers and sisters, many of whom came from a great distance.

     Of the ten children born to Mr. and Mrs. Thielen, eight survive, Mrs. Mary Herbst, Mrs. Margaret Koll, William Thielen, Mike Thielen, John Thielen of Pevena, Mont.; Peter Thielen, Jr., Templeton; Mrs. Anna Kestersen, Dunlap; Fred Thielen, at home. Henry died at the age of 9 years and Matt died at Camp Dodge, while in the service of his country, during the late war. He is also survived by three brothers and two sisters, William Thielen of Atlantic; Bernard Thielen, Chanute, Kan.; Dr. M. J. Thielen, Grundy Center; Mrs. Anna Bastendorf, Jackson, Minn. and Mrs. Mary Hosteller, Effingham, Kan.

     Funeral services were held at the Sacred Heart church, Templeton Monday morning, October 15, at 10 o'clock. Rev. Fr. Huessman and his assistant, Rev. Fr. Pick officiated.

59.  Susan (Clements) Thielen (1856-1946)

(Carroll, Iowa, Times Herald, Thursday, Dec 5, 1946)

Funeral Services For Mrs. Thielen Set For Saturday

TEMPLETON (THNS) —

     Funeral services are to be at 9:30 Saturday morning at Sacred Heart  church here for Mrs. Susan Thielen 90, formerly a longtime resident of Templeton, who died at 4 p. m. Tuesday at the home, of her  son-in-law and, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Herbst, in Plevna, Mont.

     Monsignor F. H. Huesmann will offer the requiem mass. Burial will be in the parish cemetery.

     Mrs. Thielen's death followed a stroke which she suffered last Saturday. She had lived at the Herbst home the last few years.

     She was born Susan Clements  June 20, l856, in Luxemburg, Iowa. Her  marriage to Peter Thielen took place at Luxemburg March 18, 1882.

     After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Thielen lived at Exira for 16 years, and moved to a farm near Dunlap, which was their home for eight years.

     Subsequently, they located in Templeton, where Mrs. Thielen lived for 40 years. Her husband died 18 years ago.

     She was a member of Sacred Heart church here, also the Christian Mothers Sodality of the parish.

     Surviving are five sons and two daughters: Peter, Templeton; William, John and Mike and Mrs. Herbst (Mary), Plevna, Mont., Fred, Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Niles Kestersen (Anna), Templeton.

     She also leaves three sisters: Mrs. William Graeve, Earling;  Mrs . Clara Frost, Carroll; and Mrs. Peter Kommes, Exira.

     Four children, two brothers and two sisters, preceded her in death.

60.  Fred Thielen (1900-1949)

(Carroll (Iowa) Times Herald, Saturday, July 30, 1949)

Fred Thielen, Former Templeton Resident, Dies at Plevna, Mont.

TEMPLETON (THNS)—Funeral services will be at 9 a. m. Monday, August 1, at Plevna, Mont., for Fred Thielen, 49, formerly of Templeton. Burial will be at Plevna.

     Mr. Thielen succumbed to cancer Thursday night at the home of his sister, Mrs. Peter Herbst, in Plevna. In June, 1948, he had undergone surgery at Portland, Ore., where he had lived the past few years. His last trip to Templeton was in the latter' part of July, when he visited in the Peter Thielen and Niles Kestersen homes.

     The youngest son of Peter and Susan Thielen, Mr. Thielen was born at Templeton in 1900.

     Survivors include his wife, the former Dorothy Koester of Earling, two children, Audrey Jean and Johnny, at home; four brothers and two sisters: Peter Thielen, Templeton; William, John and Mike Thielen and Mrs. Peter Herbst (Mary), Plevna, and Mrs. Niles Kestersen (Anna), Templeton.

     A brother, Matt, lost his life during World war I.  A sister died at Plevna, Mont.

     Mr. Thielen was a member of the Catholic church and Knights of Columbus.

 61.  Peter Thielen Jr. (1883-1961)

(Times Herald, Carroll, Ia. Monday, July 10, 1961)

(Times Herald News Service)

TEMPlETON — Peter Thielen, 78, retired farmer who had lived in Carroll County since 1900, died at his home in Templeton about 12:03 a.m. Monday, July 10, following a three-year illness.

     Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 12, at Sacred Heart Church in Templeton, with burial in the parish cemetery. The Rev. Leo C. Harpenau will officiate. Pallbearers, grandsons of Mr. Thielen, will be Jerome and Gerald Langel, Melvin and Raymond Thielen, Lavern Kommes and Larry Lutwitze.

     The body is at the Ohde Funeral Home in Manning, and will remain there until time for services. The rosary will be recited there at 8 p.m. Monday; at 8 p.m. Tuesday, led by Fr. Harpenau; and at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday by Court Sacred Heart No. 454, Catholic Daughters of America.

     Mr. Thielen was born Feb. 9, 1883, at Exira, a son of Peter and Susan Reinlander Thielen. Coming to Carroll County in 1900, he farmed at the edge of town until retiring 18 years ago. He was married to Anna Kalkhoff at Templeton on March 6, 1905, by the late Rev. B. A. Schulte. He was a member of Sacred Heart Church here and the Holy Name Society of the parish.

     Surviving are his wife and four children: Mrs. Henry (Anna) Langel, Templeton; Leo Thielen, Manning; Mrs. Lawrence (Irene) Lutwitze, Dedham; and Mrs. John (Loretta) Kommes, Exira; 11 grandchildren; two brothers, William and John Thielen, Plevna, Mont.; and two sisters, Mrs. Peter (Mary) Herbst, Plevna, and Mrs. Niles (Anna) Kesterson, Battle Creek.

     He was preceded in death by his parents, four brothers and one sister.

 62.  Leo Louis “Bud” Thielen (1910-2000)

(Daily Times Herald, Iowa, Tuesday, June 27, 2000)

     Manning - The rite of Christian burial for Leo Louis "Bud" Thielen of rural Manning will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 29, 2000, at Sacred Heart Church in Manning.

     Mr. Thielen, 89, died Monday, June 26, at Manning Regional Healthcare Center.

     The Rev. Robert Gralapp will officiate the service. Servers will be Matt Hugeback, Jason Hugeback and Tim Hugeback. Eucharistic ministers will be Margaret Frees and Merlyn Irlbeck. Gift bearers will be Mr. Thielen's grandchildren. Music will be by the parish choir and organist Maureen Halbur.

     Casket bearers will be Marty Kerkhoff, Bill Bruhn, Ben Puck, Merlin Borkowski, Merlyn Irlbeck and Brian Irlbeck.

     Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery at Templeton.

     Visitation starts at 3 and the Catholic Daughters of the Americas will lead a rosary at 4 Wednesday afternoon at Ohde Funeral Home in Manning. There will be a prayer service followed by a rosary at 7:30 Wednesday night at the funeral home.

     A son of Peter and Anna (Kalkhoff) Thielen Jr., he was born Aug. 4, 1910, near Templeton and was baptized three days later at Sacred Heart Church in Templeton.

     Mr. Thielen attended the parish school then began farming with his father.

     He and Bertille "Tillie" Reinart were married Feb. 6, 1934, at St. Augustine Church in Halbur.

     The Thielens farmed near Templeton, starting with a team of horses and a small tractor. They moved to Audubon County south of Manning in 1940. Mr. Thielen raised grain and livestock and enjoyed fishing, hunting, playing cards and square dancing.

     Mr. Thielen was a member and 50-year usher at Sacred Heart Parish in Manning, and the Thielens celebrated their 50th and 65th wedding anniversaries with Masses there. He belonged to Knights of Columbus in his earlier years:

     Despite being diagnosed with cancer in 1989, Mr. Thielen did not retire or move from his farm. He continued to feed his cattle daily until becoming ill earlier this month.

     Survivors include his wife, Tillie, of Manning, four children and their spouses: Melvin Thielen of Manning, Raymond and Vicki Thielen of Manning; Marjorie and Wendell Feilmeir Jr. of Carroll and Danny Thielen of Manning; seven grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and two sisters: Irene Lutwitze of Dedham and Loretta Kommes of Exira.

     Mr. Thielen was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Anna Langel.

     Survivors include his wife Tillie, four children: Melvin of Manning, Raymond and Vicki of Manning, Marjorie and Wendell Feilmeier of Carroll, and Danny of Manning, seven grandchildren, nine great grandchildren.

     Bud had three sisters: Irene Lutwitze of Dedham, Loretta Kommes of Extra, and Anna Langel.

• Home
• Family Trees
• Biographies
• Pictures
• Weddings - Anniversaries
• Published Articles
• Obituaries

Obituaries are listed alphabetically by surname:

 1.  Nicolaus “Nick” Backes (1848-1932)

 2.  Anna (Meisel) Backes (1857-1938)

 3.  Clara (Langel) Bauer (1900-1980)

 4.  Mary (Langel) Bauer (1905-1984)

 5.  Frank Eich (1836-1908)

 6.  Charles Eich (1878-1958)

 7.  Anna (Reinart) Eich (1886-1951)

 8.  Theodore “Ted” Eischeid Sr. (1899-1981)

 9.  Louis Frank Eischeid (1928-1993)

10.  John Henry Fangman (1857-1946)

11.  Josephine (Uhlenkamp) Fangman (1858-1934)

12.  Anton Anthony Friedman (1815-1901)

13.  Joseph Friedman Sr. (1844-1926)

14.  Marie (Goetzinger) Friedman (1848-1922)

15.  William Friedman (1852-1928)

16.  Margaret (Eischeid) Friedman (1857-1933)

17.  Peter Friedman (1858-1935)

18-  Margaret (Ochsenkehl) Friedman (1862-1931)

19.  Genevieve (Reinart) Gehling  (1920-2005)

20.  Thomas Gehling (1944-2003)

21.  John C. Kommes  (1911-1992)

22.  Anna (Fangman) Langel (1880-1954)

 23.  A.H. “Henry” Langel (1898-1963)

 24.  Anna (Thielen) Langel (1907-1997)

 25.  Adolf Langel (1902-1973)

 26.  Gladys (Reinart) Langel (1905-1940)

 27.  Evelyn (Eich) Langel (1915-2007)

 28.  Marilyn Ann Langel (1936-1937)

 29.  Merle Joseph Langel (1934-1967)

 30.  Joseph Alfred Langel (1902-1973)

 31.  Edward Langel (1914-1974)

 32.  Theodore Langel (1927-2003)

33.  Johann “John” Meisel (1830-1900)

 34.  Benjamin Meisel (1871-1943)

 35.  Joseph H. Mosman (1902-1976)

 36.  Elizabeth (Reck) Mosman (1899-1983)

 37.  Lois (Gehling) Mulroney (1938-2000)

 38.  Josephine (Reinart) Neu (1870-1928)

 39.  Herman Reiff (1837-1914)

 40.  Margaret (Fehring) Reiff (1836-1917)

 41.  Jacob Herman Reiff (1869-1941)

42.  Susanna “Susan” (Friedman) Reinart (1843-1935)

 43.  Peter “Pete” Reinart (1878-1963)

 44.  Mary Agnes (Hoffert) Reinart (1883-1956)

 45.  Joseph Reinart (1873-1973)

 46.  Catherine (Olbertz) Reinart (1881-1949)

 47.  Eugene J. Reinart (1910-2002)

 48.  Genevieve (Thorpe) Reinart (1913-1996)

 49.  John P. Reinart (1882-1976)

 50.  Emma (Schenking) Reinart (1885-1969)

 51.  Clarence L. Reinart (1909-1975)

 52.  Dorothy (Dufner) Reinart (1918-1994)

 53.  Alice (Everts) Reinart (1910-1981)

 54.  Hilbert F. Reinart (1913-1983)

 55. Cecilia (Reiff) Reinart (1911-1996)

56. Albert Rupiper (1905-1996)

 57.  Regina (Langel) Schlickte (1907-1998)

 58.  Peter Thielen Sr. (1849-1928)

 59.  Susan (Clements) Thielen (1856-1946)

 60.  Fred Thielen (1900-1949)

 61.  Peter Thielen Jr. (1883-1961)