Louise Maier Entzian was born September 24, 1898, in Broughton, Kansas, the seventh of eight children of Joseph and Marie Maier.
When she was eight, the family moved to Springfield, Maryland, which is now known as "Old Bowie". Traveling by spring wagon or walking, she received confirmation instructions which were held in various homes in the area and was confirmed in 1911 at the age of thirteen.
In 1920, she married Max Ernest Entzian and moved to Mitchellville where she resided until her death.
She bore six children who were baptized and confirmed in Old Trinity Church which is now First Lutheran Church of Bowie. In 1944, she was widowed. She later attended St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Gambrills and All Saints Lutheran Church in Pointer Ridge.
She is survived by her children:
Marie Helen Clobus of Falls Church, VA
Frieda Lillian Weyraugh of Alexandria, VA
Frederick Rudolph Entzian of Mitchellville, MD
Edna Augusta Huddle of Lexington, KY
Shirley May Kendall of Alexandria, VA
Norman Edwin Entzian of Mt. Holly, NJ
She is also survived by nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
When she was eight, the family moved to Springfield, Maryland, which is now known as "Old Bowie". Traveling by spring wagon or walking, she received confirmation instructions which were held in various homes in the area and was confirmed in 1911 at the age of thirteen.
In 1920, she married Max Ernest Entzian and moved to Mitchellville where she resided until her death.
She bore six children who were baptized and confirmed in Old Trinity Church which is now First Lutheran Church of Bowie. In 1944, she was widowed. She later attended St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Gambrills and All Saints Lutheran Church in Pointer Ridge.
She is survived by her children:
Marie Helen Clobus of Falls Church, VA
Frieda Lillian Weyraugh of Alexandria, VA
Frederick Rudolph Entzian of Mitchellville, MD
Edna Augusta Huddle of Lexington, KY
Shirley May Kendall of Alexandria, VA
Norman Edwin Entzian of Mt. Holly, NJ
She is also survived by nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Louise Maier Entzian was born September 24, 1898, in Broughton, Kansas, the seventh of eight children of Joseph and Marie Maier.
When she was eight, the family moved to Springfield, Maryland, which is now known as "Old Bowie". Traveling by spring wagon or walking, she received confirmation instructions which were held in various homes in the area and was confirmed in 1911 at the age of thirteen.
In 1920, she married Max Ernest Entzian and moved to Mitchellville where she resided until her death.
She bore six children who were baptized and confirmed in Old Trinity Church which is now First Lutheran Church of Bowie. In 1944, she was widowed. She later attended St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Gambrills and All Saints Lutheran Church in Pointer Ridge.
She is survived by her children:
Marie Helen Clobus of Falls Church, VA
Frieda Lillian Weyraugh of Alexandria, VA
Frederick Rudolph Entzian of Mitchellville, MD
Edna Augusta Huddle of Lexington, KY
Shirley May Kendall of Alexandria, VA
Norman Edwin Entzian of Mt. Holly, NJ
She is also survived by nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
When she was eight, the family moved to Springfield, Maryland, which is now known as "Old Bowie". Traveling by spring wagon or walking, she received confirmation instructions which were held in various homes in the area and was confirmed in 1911 at the age of thirteen.
In 1920, she married Max Ernest Entzian and moved to Mitchellville where she resided until her death.
She bore six children who were baptized and confirmed in Old Trinity Church which is now First Lutheran Church of Bowie. In 1944, she was widowed. She later attended St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Gambrills and All Saints Lutheran Church in Pointer Ridge.
She is survived by her children:
Marie Helen Clobus of Falls Church, VA
Frieda Lillian Weyraugh of Alexandria, VA
Frederick Rudolph Entzian of Mitchellville, MD
Edna Augusta Huddle of Lexington, KY
Shirley May Kendall of Alexandria, VA
Norman Edwin Entzian of Mt. Holly, NJ
She is also survived by nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
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