Meyer, Anna (Schuchert) 1867-1948
Mrs. Robert Meyer Aged Remsen Resident Died Sunday Morning.
Mrs. Robert Meyer, who had lived in Remsen community 67 years, died Sunday morning at her home in Remsen, following a stroke several weeks ago from which she never rallied.
Anna Schuchert was born June 7, 1867, in Belle Plaine Iowa and as a young girl came to Remsen, where she later married Robert W. Meyer, who preceded her in death by four or five years. She had one son, Sidney Meyer, who operates a barber shop in Remsen.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. at Moeller's Funeral Home and at 2 o'clock in St. Paul's Evangelical church in Remsen with Rev. Paul Wuebben officiating and burial will be in Remsen cemetery. - Le Mars Semi-Weekly Sentinel, April 13, 1948, page 8.
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Obit – Meyer, Anna (1867-1948)
Remsen Bell-Enterprise, Thur., April 15, 1948, p1, c7
Death Claims Mrs. Anna Meyer
‘Resident Here 67 Years Dies At 81; Burial Rites Tuesday’
Another one of Remsen’s pioneer residents, Mrs. Anna Meyer, 81 and who lived here 67 years, passed away early Sunday morning after a brief illness. Her death followed two light paralytic strokes, the first of which was three weeks ago. Surviving is her son, Sidney E Meyer. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Meyer, apparently in good health, suffered a stroke on March 25, but rallied and was about her household work for a short time and was a dinner guest in the home of her son Easter Sunday. She suffered another stroke again rallied, but Friday evening she passed into a state of coma from which she failed to recover. Her death occurred at 5:15 a.m. Sunday.
Anna Meyer was born June 7, 1867, at Belle Plaine, IA, and came to Remsen in 1881 with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wentz. She had lived here since she shared the home of her relatives for a time until her marriage to Robert W. Meyer here in May, 1889. Mr. Meyer before his marriage lived with the pioneer Meyer family and other relatives south of LeMars, IA. Later he went to Marcus, IA and worked in a barber shop for a short time then on the site of the present shop operated by the son. He built the present building.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer built the home which the widow occupied until her death, and shared many years of happiness until Mr. Meyer passed away June 11, 1911.
Mrs. Meyer was a staunch member of the St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran church, a woman of strong Christian character and beloved by all who knew her.
Besides her only son, Sidney B., the deceased woman is survived by two grandchildren, Milton E. Meyer of Sioux City, IA and Robert E. Meyer of Remsen, and a great grandson, Michael Eugene Meyer of Sioux City. A nephew Frank E. Wentz of Remsen, a niece Mrs. George Meierstein of Sioux City. An infant son, Joseph, and her husband, a sister and brother preceded her in death.
Funeral services were held at the Moeller funeral home at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon followed by services in St. Paul’s church and interment in the Remsen cemetery. Services were conducted by the Rev. Paul Wuebben. Pallbearers were Wm. Benjegerdes, , E.C. Schumacher, Walter Lang, Adolph Witt, August Witt and Charles F. Lang. Flower bearers were Mrs. John Galles and Mrs. Edwin Holtgrewe and flower car was driven by John Schultz.
St. Paul’s mixed quartette sang the sacred hymns with organ accompaniment by Dick Benjegerdes.
Mrs. Robert Meyer Aged Remsen Resident Died Sunday Morning.
Mrs. Robert Meyer, who had lived in Remsen community 67 years, died Sunday morning at her home in Remsen, following a stroke several weeks ago from which she never rallied.
Anna Schuchert was born June 7, 1867, in Belle Plaine Iowa and as a young girl came to Remsen, where she later married Robert W. Meyer, who preceded her in death by four or five years. She had one son, Sidney Meyer, who operates a barber shop in Remsen.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. at Moeller's Funeral Home and at 2 o'clock in St. Paul's Evangelical church in Remsen with Rev. Paul Wuebben officiating and burial will be in Remsen cemetery. - Le Mars Semi-Weekly Sentinel, April 13, 1948, page 8.
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Obit – Meyer, Anna (1867-1948)
Remsen Bell-Enterprise, Thur., April 15, 1948, p1, c7
Death Claims Mrs. Anna Meyer
‘Resident Here 67 Years Dies At 81; Burial Rites Tuesday’
Another one of Remsen’s pioneer residents, Mrs. Anna Meyer, 81 and who lived here 67 years, passed away early Sunday morning after a brief illness. Her death followed two light paralytic strokes, the first of which was three weeks ago. Surviving is her son, Sidney E Meyer. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Meyer, apparently in good health, suffered a stroke on March 25, but rallied and was about her household work for a short time and was a dinner guest in the home of her son Easter Sunday. She suffered another stroke again rallied, but Friday evening she passed into a state of coma from which she failed to recover. Her death occurred at 5:15 a.m. Sunday.
Anna Meyer was born June 7, 1867, at Belle Plaine, IA, and came to Remsen in 1881 with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wentz. She had lived here since she shared the home of her relatives for a time until her marriage to Robert W. Meyer here in May, 1889. Mr. Meyer before his marriage lived with the pioneer Meyer family and other relatives south of LeMars, IA. Later he went to Marcus, IA and worked in a barber shop for a short time then on the site of the present shop operated by the son. He built the present building.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer built the home which the widow occupied until her death, and shared many years of happiness until Mr. Meyer passed away June 11, 1911.
Mrs. Meyer was a staunch member of the St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran church, a woman of strong Christian character and beloved by all who knew her.
Besides her only son, Sidney B., the deceased woman is survived by two grandchildren, Milton E. Meyer of Sioux City, IA and Robert E. Meyer of Remsen, and a great grandson, Michael Eugene Meyer of Sioux City. A nephew Frank E. Wentz of Remsen, a niece Mrs. George Meierstein of Sioux City. An infant son, Joseph, and her husband, a sister and brother preceded her in death.
Funeral services were held at the Moeller funeral home at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon followed by services in St. Paul’s church and interment in the Remsen cemetery. Services were conducted by the Rev. Paul Wuebben. Pallbearers were Wm. Benjegerdes, , E.C. Schumacher, Walter Lang, Adolph Witt, August Witt and Charles F. Lang. Flower bearers were Mrs. John Galles and Mrs. Edwin Holtgrewe and flower car was driven by John Schultz.
St. Paul’s mixed quartette sang the sacred hymns with organ accompaniment by Dick Benjegerdes.
Meyer, Anna (Schuchert) 1867-1948
Mrs. Robert Meyer Aged Remsen Resident Died Sunday Morning.
Mrs. Robert Meyer, who had lived in Remsen community 67 years, died Sunday morning at her home in Remsen, following a stroke several weeks ago from which she never rallied.
Anna Schuchert was born June 7, 1867, in Belle Plaine Iowa and as a young girl came to Remsen, where she later married Robert W. Meyer, who preceded her in death by four or five years. She had one son, Sidney Meyer, who operates a barber shop in Remsen.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. at Moeller's Funeral Home and at 2 o'clock in St. Paul's Evangelical church in Remsen with Rev. Paul Wuebben officiating and burial will be in Remsen cemetery. - Le Mars Semi-Weekly Sentinel, April 13, 1948, page 8.
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Obit – Meyer, Anna (1867-1948)
Remsen Bell-Enterprise, Thur., April 15, 1948, p1, c7
Death Claims Mrs. Anna Meyer
‘Resident Here 67 Years Dies At 81; Burial Rites Tuesday’
Another one of Remsen’s pioneer residents, Mrs. Anna Meyer, 81 and who lived here 67 years, passed away early Sunday morning after a brief illness. Her death followed two light paralytic strokes, the first of which was three weeks ago. Surviving is her son, Sidney E Meyer. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Meyer, apparently in good health, suffered a stroke on March 25, but rallied and was about her household work for a short time and was a dinner guest in the home of her son Easter Sunday. She suffered another stroke again rallied, but Friday evening she passed into a state of coma from which she failed to recover. Her death occurred at 5:15 a.m. Sunday.
Anna Meyer was born June 7, 1867, at Belle Plaine, IA, and came to Remsen in 1881 with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wentz. She had lived here since she shared the home of her relatives for a time until her marriage to Robert W. Meyer here in May, 1889. Mr. Meyer before his marriage lived with the pioneer Meyer family and other relatives south of LeMars, IA. Later he went to Marcus, IA and worked in a barber shop for a short time then on the site of the present shop operated by the son. He built the present building.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer built the home which the widow occupied until her death, and shared many years of happiness until Mr. Meyer passed away June 11, 1911.
Mrs. Meyer was a staunch member of the St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran church, a woman of strong Christian character and beloved by all who knew her.
Besides her only son, Sidney B., the deceased woman is survived by two grandchildren, Milton E. Meyer of Sioux City, IA and Robert E. Meyer of Remsen, and a great grandson, Michael Eugene Meyer of Sioux City. A nephew Frank E. Wentz of Remsen, a niece Mrs. George Meierstein of Sioux City. An infant son, Joseph, and her husband, a sister and brother preceded her in death.
Funeral services were held at the Moeller funeral home at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon followed by services in St. Paul’s church and interment in the Remsen cemetery. Services were conducted by the Rev. Paul Wuebben. Pallbearers were Wm. Benjegerdes, , E.C. Schumacher, Walter Lang, Adolph Witt, August Witt and Charles F. Lang. Flower bearers were Mrs. John Galles and Mrs. Edwin Holtgrewe and flower car was driven by John Schultz.
St. Paul’s mixed quartette sang the sacred hymns with organ accompaniment by Dick Benjegerdes.
Mrs. Robert Meyer Aged Remsen Resident Died Sunday Morning.
Mrs. Robert Meyer, who had lived in Remsen community 67 years, died Sunday morning at her home in Remsen, following a stroke several weeks ago from which she never rallied.
Anna Schuchert was born June 7, 1867, in Belle Plaine Iowa and as a young girl came to Remsen, where she later married Robert W. Meyer, who preceded her in death by four or five years. She had one son, Sidney Meyer, who operates a barber shop in Remsen.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. at Moeller's Funeral Home and at 2 o'clock in St. Paul's Evangelical church in Remsen with Rev. Paul Wuebben officiating and burial will be in Remsen cemetery. - Le Mars Semi-Weekly Sentinel, April 13, 1948, page 8.
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Obit – Meyer, Anna (1867-1948)
Remsen Bell-Enterprise, Thur., April 15, 1948, p1, c7
Death Claims Mrs. Anna Meyer
‘Resident Here 67 Years Dies At 81; Burial Rites Tuesday’
Another one of Remsen’s pioneer residents, Mrs. Anna Meyer, 81 and who lived here 67 years, passed away early Sunday morning after a brief illness. Her death followed two light paralytic strokes, the first of which was three weeks ago. Surviving is her son, Sidney E Meyer. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Meyer, apparently in good health, suffered a stroke on March 25, but rallied and was about her household work for a short time and was a dinner guest in the home of her son Easter Sunday. She suffered another stroke again rallied, but Friday evening she passed into a state of coma from which she failed to recover. Her death occurred at 5:15 a.m. Sunday.
Anna Meyer was born June 7, 1867, at Belle Plaine, IA, and came to Remsen in 1881 with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wentz. She had lived here since she shared the home of her relatives for a time until her marriage to Robert W. Meyer here in May, 1889. Mr. Meyer before his marriage lived with the pioneer Meyer family and other relatives south of LeMars, IA. Later he went to Marcus, IA and worked in a barber shop for a short time then on the site of the present shop operated by the son. He built the present building.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer built the home which the widow occupied until her death, and shared many years of happiness until Mr. Meyer passed away June 11, 1911.
Mrs. Meyer was a staunch member of the St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran church, a woman of strong Christian character and beloved by all who knew her.
Besides her only son, Sidney B., the deceased woman is survived by two grandchildren, Milton E. Meyer of Sioux City, IA and Robert E. Meyer of Remsen, and a great grandson, Michael Eugene Meyer of Sioux City. A nephew Frank E. Wentz of Remsen, a niece Mrs. George Meierstein of Sioux City. An infant son, Joseph, and her husband, a sister and brother preceded her in death.
Funeral services were held at the Moeller funeral home at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon followed by services in St. Paul’s church and interment in the Remsen cemetery. Services were conducted by the Rev. Paul Wuebben. Pallbearers were Wm. Benjegerdes, , E.C. Schumacher, Walter Lang, Adolph Witt, August Witt and Charles F. Lang. Flower bearers were Mrs. John Galles and Mrs. Edwin Holtgrewe and flower car was driven by John Schultz.
St. Paul’s mixed quartette sang the sacred hymns with organ accompaniment by Dick Benjegerdes.
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