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Obit: Mrs. Elizabeth Froehlich, an esteemed woman of this neighborhood, died at the family home, east of town, early Saturday morning, after an illness of one week. The decedent was sixty-five years of age. She was born at St. Mary's, PA., her maiden name being Elizabeth Wagner. During the years of her young womanhood she was united in marriage to Enoch Froehlich.
Mrs. Froehlich was a woman who possessed a gentle, loving nature. In the home circle was her kindness and affection were best known, and the attachment, which existed between her and her loved ones was remarkably strong and impressed all who knew
them. Mrs. Freohclich was a noble woman, and one whose quiet unassuming life was devoted to good deeds, and in helping others, rather than in considering her personal welfare and comfort. She was a devoted member of the Catholic church of this city.
She is survived by the following children, Mrs. John Cox, of Newark; Herman Froehlich, Edward Froehlich and Louis Froehlich of this city.
She is also survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. William Holsinger, Mrs. John Hunkler, Mrs. Jacob Reischman, George Wagner, of this city, and Mrs. Adam Burkhart, of Braddock, PA. Funeral services were held Tueday morning, conducted by Rev. William Robbin. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. (Nov 6, 1920)
Obit: Mrs. Elizabeth Froehlich, an esteemed woman of this neighborhood, died at the family home, east of town, early Saturday morning, after an illness of one week. The decedent was sixty-five years of age. She was born at St. Mary's, PA., her maiden name being Elizabeth Wagner. During the years of her young womanhood she was united in marriage to Enoch Froehlich.
Mrs. Froehlich was a woman who possessed a gentle, loving nature. In the home circle was her kindness and affection were best known, and the attachment, which existed between her and her loved ones was remarkably strong and impressed all who knew
them. Mrs. Freohclich was a noble woman, and one whose quiet unassuming life was devoted to good deeds, and in helping others, rather than in considering her personal welfare and comfort. She was a devoted member of the Catholic church of this city.
She is survived by the following children, Mrs. John Cox, of Newark; Herman Froehlich, Edward Froehlich and Louis Froehlich of this city.
She is also survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. William Holsinger, Mrs. John Hunkler, Mrs. Jacob Reischman, George Wagner, of this city, and Mrs. Adam Burkhart, of Braddock, PA. Funeral services were held Tueday morning, conducted by Rev. William Robbin. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. (Nov 6, 1920)
Obit: Mrs. Elizabeth Froehlich, an esteemed woman of this neighborhood, died at the family home, east of town, early Saturday morning, after an illness of one week. The decedent was sixty-five years of age. She was born at St. Mary's, PA., her maiden name being Elizabeth Wagner. During the years of her young womanhood she was united in marriage to Enoch Froehlich.
Mrs. Froehlich was a woman who possessed a gentle, loving nature. In the home circle was her kindness and affection were best known, and the attachment, which existed between her and her loved ones was remarkably strong and impressed all who knew
them. Mrs. Freohclich was a noble woman, and one whose quiet unassuming life was devoted to good deeds, and in helping others, rather than in considering her personal welfare and comfort. She was a devoted member of the Catholic church of this city.
She is survived by the following children, Mrs. John Cox, of Newark; Herman Froehlich, Edward Froehlich and Louis Froehlich of this city.
She is also survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. William Holsinger, Mrs. John Hunkler, Mrs. Jacob Reischman, George Wagner, of this city, and Mrs. Adam Burkhart, of Braddock, PA. Funeral services were held Tueday morning, conducted by Rev. William Robbin. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. (Nov 6, 1920)
Obit: Mrs. Elizabeth Froehlich, an esteemed woman of this neighborhood, died at the family home, east of town, early Saturday morning, after an illness of one week. The decedent was sixty-five years of age. She was born at St. Mary's, PA., her maiden name being Elizabeth Wagner. During the years of her young womanhood she was united in marriage to Enoch Froehlich.
Mrs. Froehlich was a woman who possessed a gentle, loving nature. In the home circle was her kindness and affection were best known, and the attachment, which existed between her and her loved ones was remarkably strong and impressed all who knew
them. Mrs. Freohclich was a noble woman, and one whose quiet unassuming life was devoted to good deeds, and in helping others, rather than in considering her personal welfare and comfort. She was a devoted member of the Catholic church of this city.
She is survived by the following children, Mrs. John Cox, of Newark; Herman Froehlich, Edward Froehlich and Louis Froehlich of this city.
She is also survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. William Holsinger, Mrs. John Hunkler, Mrs. Jacob Reischman, George Wagner, of this city, and Mrs. Adam Burkhart, of Braddock, PA. Funeral services were held Tueday morning, conducted by Rev. William Robbin. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. (Nov 6, 1920)
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1855 - 1920 (64 years)