"The 17-year-old daughter of Charles Gedultig was brought from their home in Table Rock, Neb., and interred in the Savannah cemetery Saturday. She had been an invalid all her life, never sat or stood, and was about three feet in height. Mr. Gedultig formerly lived in Southern Andrew." Savannah Reporter (Savannah, Missouri), January 12, 1906
Table Rock, Neb., Jan. 11 -- Ethel, the 17-year-old daughter of Charles Gedultig, six miles southeast of here, died and her body was sent to the old family home at Savannah, Mo. Miss Ethel was an invalid, never having been able to walk or talk. She was also a dwarf, although her head was normal in size. She was about 35 inches in height, one inch less than 3 feet, and her weight was about 40 pounds. The family moved here about a year since, coming from a farm near Savannah, Mo." Dakota County Record (South Sioux City, Nebraska), January 13, 1906
Table Rock, Neb., Jan. 11 -- Ethel, the 17-year-old daughter of Charles Gedultig, six miles southeast of here, died and her body was sent to the old family home at Savannah, Mo. Miss Ethel was an invalid, never having been able to walk or talk. She was also a dwarf, although her head was normal in size. She was about 35 inches in height, one inch less than 3 feet, and her weight was about 40 pounds. The family moved here about a year since, coming from a farm near Savannah, Mo." Dakota County Record (South Sioux City, Nebraska), January 13, 1906
"The 17-year-old daughter of Charles Gedultig was brought from their home in Table Rock, Neb., and interred in the Savannah cemetery Saturday. She had been an invalid all her life, never sat or stood, and was about three feet in height. Mr. Gedultig formerly lived in Southern Andrew." Savannah Reporter (Savannah, Missouri), January 12, 1906
Table Rock, Neb., Jan. 11 -- Ethel, the 17-year-old daughter of Charles Gedultig, six miles southeast of here, died and her body was sent to the old family home at Savannah, Mo. Miss Ethel was an invalid, never having been able to walk or talk. She was also a dwarf, although her head was normal in size. She was about 35 inches in height, one inch less than 3 feet, and her weight was about 40 pounds. The family moved here about a year since, coming from a farm near Savannah, Mo." Dakota County Record (South Sioux City, Nebraska), January 13, 1906
Table Rock, Neb., Jan. 11 -- Ethel, the 17-year-old daughter of Charles Gedultig, six miles southeast of here, died and her body was sent to the old family home at Savannah, Mo. Miss Ethel was an invalid, never having been able to walk or talk. She was also a dwarf, although her head was normal in size. She was about 35 inches in height, one inch less than 3 feet, and her weight was about 40 pounds. The family moved here about a year since, coming from a farm near Savannah, Mo." Dakota County Record (South Sioux City, Nebraska), January 13, 1906
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