Plattsmouth Journal - Apr 2, 1908
Mrs. Krecklow Died Yesterday
After an Illness Lasting for About Four Weeks She Passes Away About Seven Last Evening
Mrs. Wm. Krecklow of Louisville died last evening at her home and surrounded by her husband and children, after a sickness of about four weeks.
Mrs. Krecklow was formerly a resident of this city being the daughter of William Guthmann and a niece of Frank Guthmann of this place. When first married they made their home here, where Mr. Krecklow was in business, but later moving to near Louisville where they have made their home for a number of years. Her brother E. C. Guthmann of Grand Island was telegraphed for and came in this morning, and with Mesdames J. V. Egenberger, Herman Spies and F. R. Guthmann departed for Louisville this afternoon on the Schuyler train. Arrangements for the funeral are not yet made but will be announced later.
Plattsmouth Journal - April 6, 1908
Death of Mrs. W. F. Krecklow
Born in Plattsouth and Dies at Her Home in Louisville
After an illness extending over a period of two years Mrs. William F. Krecklow passed peacefully away Tuesday evening, March 31, 1908, at her home in this city, surrounded by her husband and children.
Miss Mary Guthman was born in Plattsmouth, November 17, 1870. She was united in marriage to William F. Krecklow November 10, 1887. Besides a husband she leaves three children, two daughters and a son, Lorine, Mable and Willie, who are grief stricken over their loss.
Two years ago they built a new home in the north part of town, and as Mr. Krecklow states, were just getting things in shape to enjoy life. Deceased was a most lovable lady and was much devoted to her home and family, and her death, although not unexpected, comes as a blow to the family and the many friends of the deceased.
The funeral occurred Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the Christian church conducted by Rev. G. W. Mayfield, interment being at River View cemetery.
The Courier joins with the many friends of the deceased in an expression of sympathy to the bereaved family. -- Louisville Courier
Mrs. Krecklow Died Yesterday
After an Illness Lasting for About Four Weeks She Passes Away About Seven Last Evening
Mrs. Wm. Krecklow of Louisville died last evening at her home and surrounded by her husband and children, after a sickness of about four weeks.
Mrs. Krecklow was formerly a resident of this city being the daughter of William Guthmann and a niece of Frank Guthmann of this place. When first married they made their home here, where Mr. Krecklow was in business, but later moving to near Louisville where they have made their home for a number of years. Her brother E. C. Guthmann of Grand Island was telegraphed for and came in this morning, and with Mesdames J. V. Egenberger, Herman Spies and F. R. Guthmann departed for Louisville this afternoon on the Schuyler train. Arrangements for the funeral are not yet made but will be announced later.
Plattsmouth Journal - April 6, 1908
Death of Mrs. W. F. Krecklow
Born in Plattsouth and Dies at Her Home in Louisville
After an illness extending over a period of two years Mrs. William F. Krecklow passed peacefully away Tuesday evening, March 31, 1908, at her home in this city, surrounded by her husband and children.
Miss Mary Guthman was born in Plattsmouth, November 17, 1870. She was united in marriage to William F. Krecklow November 10, 1887. Besides a husband she leaves three children, two daughters and a son, Lorine, Mable and Willie, who are grief stricken over their loss.
Two years ago they built a new home in the north part of town, and as Mr. Krecklow states, were just getting things in shape to enjoy life. Deceased was a most lovable lady and was much devoted to her home and family, and her death, although not unexpected, comes as a blow to the family and the many friends of the deceased.
The funeral occurred Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the Christian church conducted by Rev. G. W. Mayfield, interment being at River View cemetery.
The Courier joins with the many friends of the deceased in an expression of sympathy to the bereaved family. -- Louisville Courier
Plattsmouth Journal - Apr 2, 1908
Mrs. Krecklow Died Yesterday
After an Illness Lasting for About Four Weeks She Passes Away About Seven Last Evening
Mrs. Wm. Krecklow of Louisville died last evening at her home and surrounded by her husband and children, after a sickness of about four weeks.
Mrs. Krecklow was formerly a resident of this city being the daughter of William Guthmann and a niece of Frank Guthmann of this place. When first married they made their home here, where Mr. Krecklow was in business, but later moving to near Louisville where they have made their home for a number of years. Her brother E. C. Guthmann of Grand Island was telegraphed for and came in this morning, and with Mesdames J. V. Egenberger, Herman Spies and F. R. Guthmann departed for Louisville this afternoon on the Schuyler train. Arrangements for the funeral are not yet made but will be announced later.
Plattsmouth Journal - April 6, 1908
Death of Mrs. W. F. Krecklow
Born in Plattsouth and Dies at Her Home in Louisville
After an illness extending over a period of two years Mrs. William F. Krecklow passed peacefully away Tuesday evening, March 31, 1908, at her home in this city, surrounded by her husband and children.
Miss Mary Guthman was born in Plattsmouth, November 17, 1870. She was united in marriage to William F. Krecklow November 10, 1887. Besides a husband she leaves three children, two daughters and a son, Lorine, Mable and Willie, who are grief stricken over their loss.
Two years ago they built a new home in the north part of town, and as Mr. Krecklow states, were just getting things in shape to enjoy life. Deceased was a most lovable lady and was much devoted to her home and family, and her death, although not unexpected, comes as a blow to the family and the many friends of the deceased.
The funeral occurred Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the Christian church conducted by Rev. G. W. Mayfield, interment being at River View cemetery.
The Courier joins with the many friends of the deceased in an expression of sympathy to the bereaved family. -- Louisville Courier
Mrs. Krecklow Died Yesterday
After an Illness Lasting for About Four Weeks She Passes Away About Seven Last Evening
Mrs. Wm. Krecklow of Louisville died last evening at her home and surrounded by her husband and children, after a sickness of about four weeks.
Mrs. Krecklow was formerly a resident of this city being the daughter of William Guthmann and a niece of Frank Guthmann of this place. When first married they made their home here, where Mr. Krecklow was in business, but later moving to near Louisville where they have made their home for a number of years. Her brother E. C. Guthmann of Grand Island was telegraphed for and came in this morning, and with Mesdames J. V. Egenberger, Herman Spies and F. R. Guthmann departed for Louisville this afternoon on the Schuyler train. Arrangements for the funeral are not yet made but will be announced later.
Plattsmouth Journal - April 6, 1908
Death of Mrs. W. F. Krecklow
Born in Plattsouth and Dies at Her Home in Louisville
After an illness extending over a period of two years Mrs. William F. Krecklow passed peacefully away Tuesday evening, March 31, 1908, at her home in this city, surrounded by her husband and children.
Miss Mary Guthman was born in Plattsmouth, November 17, 1870. She was united in marriage to William F. Krecklow November 10, 1887. Besides a husband she leaves three children, two daughters and a son, Lorine, Mable and Willie, who are grief stricken over their loss.
Two years ago they built a new home in the north part of town, and as Mr. Krecklow states, were just getting things in shape to enjoy life. Deceased was a most lovable lady and was much devoted to her home and family, and her death, although not unexpected, comes as a blow to the family and the many friends of the deceased.
The funeral occurred Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the Christian church conducted by Rev. G. W. Mayfield, interment being at River View cemetery.
The Courier joins with the many friends of the deceased in an expression of sympathy to the bereaved family. -- Louisville Courier
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