There is a photograph of Fritz and Malvina in the Book of:
Images of Yesterday...Visions of Tomorrow
125 Years
Madison, Nebraska
1867-1995
Malvina A., Seven child of Eight, Fourth Daughter of Four of Friedrich Wilhelm Dittberner and Henrietta Louise Marie Dittbenner.
Sister of Amanda (Knapp), Fritz, Theodore, William, Louisa (Kurpgeweit), Paulina (Maurer) and Frank Dittberner.
Wife of Fritz Maurer, whom she married in 1906.
Mother of Fritz, Ora and Linda (Oeltjen), Delda (Robertson), Roy and Florence (Harris).
In Book:
PAULINE DITTBERNER MAURER
Pauline Maurer's story as told to Mrs. Don (Jean) Sunderman in 1969 when Mrs. Maurer was 88 years old.
When Malvena was two years old she screamed when the older ones told her not to do something so no one paid too much attention to her screaming.
My father was making fence and he saw sow carrying her and the other sows following. He didn't want to throw the spade for fear of hitting her so he chased the sow and when the sow put her down to get a better hold, my father grabbed her and she wasn't hurt.
See Sister Paulina Louise Marie (Dittberner) Maurer for more Family History.
Images of Yesterday...Visions of Tomorrow
125 Years
Madison, Nebraska
1867-1995
Malvina A., Seven child of Eight, Fourth Daughter of Four of Friedrich Wilhelm Dittberner and Henrietta Louise Marie Dittbenner.
Sister of Amanda (Knapp), Fritz, Theodore, William, Louisa (Kurpgeweit), Paulina (Maurer) and Frank Dittberner.
Wife of Fritz Maurer, whom she married in 1906.
Mother of Fritz, Ora and Linda (Oeltjen), Delda (Robertson), Roy and Florence (Harris).
In Book:
PAULINE DITTBERNER MAURER
Pauline Maurer's story as told to Mrs. Don (Jean) Sunderman in 1969 when Mrs. Maurer was 88 years old.
When Malvena was two years old she screamed when the older ones told her not to do something so no one paid too much attention to her screaming.
My father was making fence and he saw sow carrying her and the other sows following. He didn't want to throw the spade for fear of hitting her so he chased the sow and when the sow put her down to get a better hold, my father grabbed her and she wasn't hurt.
See Sister Paulina Louise Marie (Dittberner) Maurer for more Family History.
There is a photograph of Fritz and Malvina in the Book of:
Images of Yesterday...Visions of Tomorrow
125 Years
Madison, Nebraska
1867-1995
Malvina A., Seven child of Eight, Fourth Daughter of Four of Friedrich Wilhelm Dittberner and Henrietta Louise Marie Dittbenner.
Sister of Amanda (Knapp), Fritz, Theodore, William, Louisa (Kurpgeweit), Paulina (Maurer) and Frank Dittberner.
Wife of Fritz Maurer, whom she married in 1906.
Mother of Fritz, Ora and Linda (Oeltjen), Delda (Robertson), Roy and Florence (Harris).
In Book:
PAULINE DITTBERNER MAURER
Pauline Maurer's story as told to Mrs. Don (Jean) Sunderman in 1969 when Mrs. Maurer was 88 years old.
When Malvena was two years old she screamed when the older ones told her not to do something so no one paid too much attention to her screaming.
My father was making fence and he saw sow carrying her and the other sows following. He didn't want to throw the spade for fear of hitting her so he chased the sow and when the sow put her down to get a better hold, my father grabbed her and she wasn't hurt.
See Sister Paulina Louise Marie (Dittberner) Maurer for more Family History.
Images of Yesterday...Visions of Tomorrow
125 Years
Madison, Nebraska
1867-1995
Malvina A., Seven child of Eight, Fourth Daughter of Four of Friedrich Wilhelm Dittberner and Henrietta Louise Marie Dittbenner.
Sister of Amanda (Knapp), Fritz, Theodore, William, Louisa (Kurpgeweit), Paulina (Maurer) and Frank Dittberner.
Wife of Fritz Maurer, whom she married in 1906.
Mother of Fritz, Ora and Linda (Oeltjen), Delda (Robertson), Roy and Florence (Harris).
In Book:
PAULINE DITTBERNER MAURER
Pauline Maurer's story as told to Mrs. Don (Jean) Sunderman in 1969 when Mrs. Maurer was 88 years old.
When Malvena was two years old she screamed when the older ones told her not to do something so no one paid too much attention to her screaming.
My father was making fence and he saw sow carrying her and the other sows following. He didn't want to throw the spade for fear of hitting her so he chased the sow and when the sow put her down to get a better hold, my father grabbed her and she wasn't hurt.
See Sister Paulina Louise Marie (Dittberner) Maurer for more Family History.
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