Herald of Truth - 2 July 1903: Kurtz.-On the 25th of June 1903, at the residence of her son-in-law, Frank Martin, in Elkhart Co., Ind., of affections of the stomach, sister Barbara Metzler, widow of the late Christian Kurtz, aged 67 Y., 11 M., 10 D. She was born in Mahoning Co., Ohio, July 15, 1835, united in marriage with Christian Kurtz, Jan. 25, 1859. To this union were born nine children, five of whom are still living, three in Oregon and two in Indiana. Bro. Kurtz died in Oregon some months ago, and the bereaved widow returned to
Indiana, where they had formerly lived for a number of years, and made her home with her daughter, where she died. She was buried on Sunday, the 28th, at the Olive Men. M. H., where a large concourse of people were present. Services were conducted by John F. Funk, from Rev. 14:13. May the Lord comfort the sorrowing friends, especially the children who could not be present at the funeral.
Indiana, where they had formerly lived for a number of years, and made her home with her daughter, where she died. She was buried on Sunday, the 28th, at the Olive Men. M. H., where a large concourse of people were present. Services were conducted by John F. Funk, from Rev. 14:13. May the Lord comfort the sorrowing friends, especially the children who could not be present at the funeral.
Herald of Truth - 2 July 1903: Kurtz.-On the 25th of June 1903, at the residence of her son-in-law, Frank Martin, in Elkhart Co., Ind., of affections of the stomach, sister Barbara Metzler, widow of the late Christian Kurtz, aged 67 Y., 11 M., 10 D. She was born in Mahoning Co., Ohio, July 15, 1835, united in marriage with Christian Kurtz, Jan. 25, 1859. To this union were born nine children, five of whom are still living, three in Oregon and two in Indiana. Bro. Kurtz died in Oregon some months ago, and the bereaved widow returned to
Indiana, where they had formerly lived for a number of years, and made her home with her daughter, where she died. She was buried on Sunday, the 28th, at the Olive Men. M. H., where a large concourse of people were present. Services were conducted by John F. Funk, from Rev. 14:13. May the Lord comfort the sorrowing friends, especially the children who could not be present at the funeral.
Indiana, where they had formerly lived for a number of years, and made her home with her daughter, where she died. She was buried on Sunday, the 28th, at the Olive Men. M. H., where a large concourse of people were present. Services were conducted by John F. Funk, from Rev. 14:13. May the Lord comfort the sorrowing friends, especially the children who could not be present at the funeral.
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