Goshen Democrat August 2, 1912, pg. 1
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Mrs. William Kurtz Expires at Home of Daughter in New Paris.
Mrs. William Kurtz found dead in bed this morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Calvin Strycker of New Paris. Mrs. Kurtz who lived near Nappanee was visiting her daughter and went to bed last night in supposedly good health. She was 55 years old. Her husband and ten children survive. The funeral will be held at Nappanee.
Coroner Mast was called from Elkhart and gave as his verdict that death was due to heart failure.
Two daughters, Mary and Rose, reside in Goshen. Mrs. Strycker also lived here formerly, at the home of Sears Gardner.
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Following contributed by Linda K #47400410
Kurtz - Pauline Caroline Stadelmier was born in Obendorf, Wurtemburg, Germany, Sept 11, 1857; came to America, Aug 20, 1882; was united in marriage to Wilhelm Kurtz, Aug 24. 1882.
To this union were born 4 sons and 6 daughters, all living.
She died with heart failure while visiting her daughter at New Paris, Ind; aged 55 y, 8 m, 19 d.
She united with the A M Church 24 years ago and lived a Christian life until death.
Funeral services were held at the A M Church, Nappanee, Ind, Aug 1, by David Burkholder in German (Rev 14:13) and J H McGowen in English (II Cor 4:17,18).
Gospel Herald
Vol V, No 20
15 August 1912
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Mrs. William Kurtz Expires at Home of Daughter in New Paris.
Mrs. William Kurtz found dead in bed this morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Calvin Strycker of New Paris. Mrs. Kurtz who lived near Nappanee was visiting her daughter and went to bed last night in supposedly good health. She was 55 years old. Her husband and ten children survive. The funeral will be held at Nappanee.
Coroner Mast was called from Elkhart and gave as his verdict that death was due to heart failure.
Two daughters, Mary and Rose, reside in Goshen. Mrs. Strycker also lived here formerly, at the home of Sears Gardner.
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Following contributed by Linda K #47400410
Kurtz - Pauline Caroline Stadelmier was born in Obendorf, Wurtemburg, Germany, Sept 11, 1857; came to America, Aug 20, 1882; was united in marriage to Wilhelm Kurtz, Aug 24. 1882.
To this union were born 4 sons and 6 daughters, all living.
She died with heart failure while visiting her daughter at New Paris, Ind; aged 55 y, 8 m, 19 d.
She united with the A M Church 24 years ago and lived a Christian life until death.
Funeral services were held at the A M Church, Nappanee, Ind, Aug 1, by David Burkholder in German (Rev 14:13) and J H McGowen in English (II Cor 4:17,18).
Gospel Herald
Vol V, No 20
15 August 1912
Goshen Democrat August 2, 1912, pg. 1
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Mrs. William Kurtz Expires at Home of Daughter in New Paris.
Mrs. William Kurtz found dead in bed this morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Calvin Strycker of New Paris. Mrs. Kurtz who lived near Nappanee was visiting her daughter and went to bed last night in supposedly good health. She was 55 years old. Her husband and ten children survive. The funeral will be held at Nappanee.
Coroner Mast was called from Elkhart and gave as his verdict that death was due to heart failure.
Two daughters, Mary and Rose, reside in Goshen. Mrs. Strycker also lived here formerly, at the home of Sears Gardner.
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Following contributed by Linda K #47400410
Kurtz - Pauline Caroline Stadelmier was born in Obendorf, Wurtemburg, Germany, Sept 11, 1857; came to America, Aug 20, 1882; was united in marriage to Wilhelm Kurtz, Aug 24. 1882.
To this union were born 4 sons and 6 daughters, all living.
She died with heart failure while visiting her daughter at New Paris, Ind; aged 55 y, 8 m, 19 d.
She united with the A M Church 24 years ago and lived a Christian life until death.
Funeral services were held at the A M Church, Nappanee, Ind, Aug 1, by David Burkholder in German (Rev 14:13) and J H McGowen in English (II Cor 4:17,18).
Gospel Herald
Vol V, No 20
15 August 1912
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Mrs. William Kurtz Expires at Home of Daughter in New Paris.
Mrs. William Kurtz found dead in bed this morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Calvin Strycker of New Paris. Mrs. Kurtz who lived near Nappanee was visiting her daughter and went to bed last night in supposedly good health. She was 55 years old. Her husband and ten children survive. The funeral will be held at Nappanee.
Coroner Mast was called from Elkhart and gave as his verdict that death was due to heart failure.
Two daughters, Mary and Rose, reside in Goshen. Mrs. Strycker also lived here formerly, at the home of Sears Gardner.
***
Following contributed by Linda K #47400410
Kurtz - Pauline Caroline Stadelmier was born in Obendorf, Wurtemburg, Germany, Sept 11, 1857; came to America, Aug 20, 1882; was united in marriage to Wilhelm Kurtz, Aug 24. 1882.
To this union were born 4 sons and 6 daughters, all living.
She died with heart failure while visiting her daughter at New Paris, Ind; aged 55 y, 8 m, 19 d.
She united with the A M Church 24 years ago and lived a Christian life until death.
Funeral services were held at the A M Church, Nappanee, Ind, Aug 1, by David Burkholder in German (Rev 14:13) and J H McGowen in English (II Cor 4:17,18).
Gospel Herald
Vol V, No 20
15 August 1912
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