Mrs. A. Arkfeld
Mrs. Anna M. Arkfeld, 56, died Thursday afternoon at a hospital after a sickness of nine months.
Mrs. Arkfeld was born in September, 1894, at Osmond, Neb. As a child she moved to Oyens, Ia. In 1925 she went to Sioux City. She was married to Michael G. Arkfeld in June 1916 at Kingsley.
She was a member of Cathedral of Epiphany parish and a former member of the Catholic Daughters of America.
Survivors in addition to the widower are a son, Gregory of San Francisco, Calif., a daughter, Mrs. Cyilla Weiss of Drexel Hill, Pa.; five brothers, George Bauler of Philadelphia, Henry Pauler of Chicago, Francis Bauler of Kingsley, and Michael and Sergie Bauler, both of Sioux City, and three grandchildren.
Mrs. Arkfeld's mother, Mrs. Anna Bauler passed away only a few weeks ago following a stroke.
Le Mars Globe Post
Monday, June 2, 1952
Le Mars, Iowa
Mrs. Anna M. Arkfeld, 56, died Thursday afternoon at a hospital after a sickness of nine months.
Mrs. Arkfeld was born in September, 1894, at Osmond, Neb. As a child she moved to Oyens, Ia. In 1925 she went to Sioux City. She was married to Michael G. Arkfeld in June 1916 at Kingsley.
She was a member of Cathedral of Epiphany parish and a former member of the Catholic Daughters of America.
Survivors in addition to the widower are a son, Gregory of San Francisco, Calif., a daughter, Mrs. Cyilla Weiss of Drexel Hill, Pa.; five brothers, George Bauler of Philadelphia, Henry Pauler of Chicago, Francis Bauler of Kingsley, and Michael and Sergie Bauler, both of Sioux City, and three grandchildren.
Mrs. Arkfeld's mother, Mrs. Anna Bauler passed away only a few weeks ago following a stroke.
Le Mars Globe Post
Monday, June 2, 1952
Le Mars, Iowa
Mrs. A. Arkfeld
Mrs. Anna M. Arkfeld, 56, died Thursday afternoon at a hospital after a sickness of nine months.
Mrs. Arkfeld was born in September, 1894, at Osmond, Neb. As a child she moved to Oyens, Ia. In 1925 she went to Sioux City. She was married to Michael G. Arkfeld in June 1916 at Kingsley.
She was a member of Cathedral of Epiphany parish and a former member of the Catholic Daughters of America.
Survivors in addition to the widower are a son, Gregory of San Francisco, Calif., a daughter, Mrs. Cyilla Weiss of Drexel Hill, Pa.; five brothers, George Bauler of Philadelphia, Henry Pauler of Chicago, Francis Bauler of Kingsley, and Michael and Sergie Bauler, both of Sioux City, and three grandchildren.
Mrs. Arkfeld's mother, Mrs. Anna Bauler passed away only a few weeks ago following a stroke.
Le Mars Globe Post
Monday, June 2, 1952
Le Mars, Iowa
Mrs. Anna M. Arkfeld, 56, died Thursday afternoon at a hospital after a sickness of nine months.
Mrs. Arkfeld was born in September, 1894, at Osmond, Neb. As a child she moved to Oyens, Ia. In 1925 she went to Sioux City. She was married to Michael G. Arkfeld in June 1916 at Kingsley.
She was a member of Cathedral of Epiphany parish and a former member of the Catholic Daughters of America.
Survivors in addition to the widower are a son, Gregory of San Francisco, Calif., a daughter, Mrs. Cyilla Weiss of Drexel Hill, Pa.; five brothers, George Bauler of Philadelphia, Henry Pauler of Chicago, Francis Bauler of Kingsley, and Michael and Sergie Bauler, both of Sioux City, and three grandchildren.
Mrs. Arkfeld's mother, Mrs. Anna Bauler passed away only a few weeks ago following a stroke.
Le Mars Globe Post
Monday, June 2, 1952
Le Mars, Iowa
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