Born 24 December 1904. Parents: Henry Joseph Arning and Anna M. Brockschmidt.
George Bockhold and Lydia Brockschmidt stood as sponsors.
[Roman Catholic diocese records.]
NB: Handwritten ledger has Jos. as decedent's father's middle name. Other records have his middle name as John.
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Margaret Arning was born Christmas Eve 1904. Her parents were Henry Arning and Anna Brockschmidt.
Leo Averbeck and Margaret Arning married 6 August 1929.
Margaret Averbeck worked as a legal secretary for various attorney firms. She also worked for a time at Moorman Manufacturing in Quincy, Illinois. She retired in 1969.
Mrs. Averbeck belonged to St. Mary church and later to St. Francis church. Her daughter became a nun.
Mrs. Margaret L. Averbeck passed away aged 99, 3 December 2004, at a Quincy, Illinois nursing home. She was a few weeks away from her 100th birthday. Her husband, Leo Averbeck, predeceased her, 25 November 1990. In addition, both parents; brothers Alfred, Louis, and Urban Arning; and various other relatives also preceded Mrs. Averbeck in death.
Reverend Kurt Hartrich presided over the funeral held at St. Francis Catholic church. Interment took place at Calvary cemetery in Quincy, Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary. Original was kindly supplied by contributor 46516735.
George Bockhold and Lydia Brockschmidt stood as sponsors.
[Roman Catholic diocese records.]
NB: Handwritten ledger has Jos. as decedent's father's middle name. Other records have his middle name as John.
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Margaret Arning was born Christmas Eve 1904. Her parents were Henry Arning and Anna Brockschmidt.
Leo Averbeck and Margaret Arning married 6 August 1929.
Margaret Averbeck worked as a legal secretary for various attorney firms. She also worked for a time at Moorman Manufacturing in Quincy, Illinois. She retired in 1969.
Mrs. Averbeck belonged to St. Mary church and later to St. Francis church. Her daughter became a nun.
Mrs. Margaret L. Averbeck passed away aged 99, 3 December 2004, at a Quincy, Illinois nursing home. She was a few weeks away from her 100th birthday. Her husband, Leo Averbeck, predeceased her, 25 November 1990. In addition, both parents; brothers Alfred, Louis, and Urban Arning; and various other relatives also preceded Mrs. Averbeck in death.
Reverend Kurt Hartrich presided over the funeral held at St. Francis Catholic church. Interment took place at Calvary cemetery in Quincy, Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary. Original was kindly supplied by contributor 46516735.
Born 24 December 1904. Parents: Henry Joseph Arning and Anna M. Brockschmidt.
George Bockhold and Lydia Brockschmidt stood as sponsors.
[Roman Catholic diocese records.]
NB: Handwritten ledger has Jos. as decedent's father's middle name. Other records have his middle name as John.
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Margaret Arning was born Christmas Eve 1904. Her parents were Henry Arning and Anna Brockschmidt.
Leo Averbeck and Margaret Arning married 6 August 1929.
Margaret Averbeck worked as a legal secretary for various attorney firms. She also worked for a time at Moorman Manufacturing in Quincy, Illinois. She retired in 1969.
Mrs. Averbeck belonged to St. Mary church and later to St. Francis church. Her daughter became a nun.
Mrs. Margaret L. Averbeck passed away aged 99, 3 December 2004, at a Quincy, Illinois nursing home. She was a few weeks away from her 100th birthday. Her husband, Leo Averbeck, predeceased her, 25 November 1990. In addition, both parents; brothers Alfred, Louis, and Urban Arning; and various other relatives also preceded Mrs. Averbeck in death.
Reverend Kurt Hartrich presided over the funeral held at St. Francis Catholic church. Interment took place at Calvary cemetery in Quincy, Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary. Original was kindly supplied by contributor 46516735.
George Bockhold and Lydia Brockschmidt stood as sponsors.
[Roman Catholic diocese records.]
NB: Handwritten ledger has Jos. as decedent's father's middle name. Other records have his middle name as John.
_____
Margaret Arning was born Christmas Eve 1904. Her parents were Henry Arning and Anna Brockschmidt.
Leo Averbeck and Margaret Arning married 6 August 1929.
Margaret Averbeck worked as a legal secretary for various attorney firms. She also worked for a time at Moorman Manufacturing in Quincy, Illinois. She retired in 1969.
Mrs. Averbeck belonged to St. Mary church and later to St. Francis church. Her daughter became a nun.
Mrs. Margaret L. Averbeck passed away aged 99, 3 December 2004, at a Quincy, Illinois nursing home. She was a few weeks away from her 100th birthday. Her husband, Leo Averbeck, predeceased her, 25 November 1990. In addition, both parents; brothers Alfred, Louis, and Urban Arning; and various other relatives also preceded Mrs. Averbeck in death.
Reverend Kurt Hartrich presided over the funeral held at St. Francis Catholic church. Interment took place at Calvary cemetery in Quincy, Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary. Original was kindly supplied by contributor 46516735.
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