ACHATZ per cemetery record
Mt Clemens Monitor, Jan 16 1920
New Baltimore News
Mrs. Ursula Habarth Achaatz, formerly of this place, died at her home near Marine city, Friday evening, January 9th, following a short illness. Mrs. Achaatz was well known in this community and many will mourn her loss. She attended the normal here and graduated with full honor and became a full-fledged teacher. In the different schools she taught she was classed as a devoted teacher. Two years ago in June she was united in marriage with Mr. Theodore Achaatz of Marine City, and both enjoyed life together on their farm. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Habarth of this place. Besides her husband, infant babe, father, and mother, she leaves two sisters, Mabel and Mrs. Charles Lefevere, of Chicago, Ill., and brother, Alfred, to mourn her loss. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Fr. Chas. J. Koenig and were held at St. Mary's church. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery.
Charles Lefever of Chicago; Mrs. Minnie Lefever, Mrs. Myrtle Rosso, Mrs. Albert Habarth, and Bert Habarth of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lawless and daughter Marion of Mt. Clemens, attended the funeral of Mrs. Ursula Achaatz.
Mt Clemens Monitor, Jan 16 1920
New Baltimore News
Mrs. Ursula Habarth Achaatz, formerly of this place, died at her home near Marine city, Friday evening, January 9th, following a short illness. Mrs. Achaatz was well known in this community and many will mourn her loss. She attended the normal here and graduated with full honor and became a full-fledged teacher. In the different schools she taught she was classed as a devoted teacher. Two years ago in June she was united in marriage with Mr. Theodore Achaatz of Marine City, and both enjoyed life together on their farm. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Habarth of this place. Besides her husband, infant babe, father, and mother, she leaves two sisters, Mabel and Mrs. Charles Lefevere, of Chicago, Ill., and brother, Alfred, to mourn her loss. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Fr. Chas. J. Koenig and were held at St. Mary's church. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery.
Charles Lefever of Chicago; Mrs. Minnie Lefever, Mrs. Myrtle Rosso, Mrs. Albert Habarth, and Bert Habarth of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lawless and daughter Marion of Mt. Clemens, attended the funeral of Mrs. Ursula Achaatz.
ACHATZ per cemetery record
Mt Clemens Monitor, Jan 16 1920
New Baltimore News
Mrs. Ursula Habarth Achaatz, formerly of this place, died at her home near Marine city, Friday evening, January 9th, following a short illness. Mrs. Achaatz was well known in this community and many will mourn her loss. She attended the normal here and graduated with full honor and became a full-fledged teacher. In the different schools she taught she was classed as a devoted teacher. Two years ago in June she was united in marriage with Mr. Theodore Achaatz of Marine City, and both enjoyed life together on their farm. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Habarth of this place. Besides her husband, infant babe, father, and mother, she leaves two sisters, Mabel and Mrs. Charles Lefevere, of Chicago, Ill., and brother, Alfred, to mourn her loss. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Fr. Chas. J. Koenig and were held at St. Mary's church. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery.
Charles Lefever of Chicago; Mrs. Minnie Lefever, Mrs. Myrtle Rosso, Mrs. Albert Habarth, and Bert Habarth of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lawless and daughter Marion of Mt. Clemens, attended the funeral of Mrs. Ursula Achaatz.
Mt Clemens Monitor, Jan 16 1920
New Baltimore News
Mrs. Ursula Habarth Achaatz, formerly of this place, died at her home near Marine city, Friday evening, January 9th, following a short illness. Mrs. Achaatz was well known in this community and many will mourn her loss. She attended the normal here and graduated with full honor and became a full-fledged teacher. In the different schools she taught she was classed as a devoted teacher. Two years ago in June she was united in marriage with Mr. Theodore Achaatz of Marine City, and both enjoyed life together on their farm. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Habarth of this place. Besides her husband, infant babe, father, and mother, she leaves two sisters, Mabel and Mrs. Charles Lefevere, of Chicago, Ill., and brother, Alfred, to mourn her loss. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Fr. Chas. J. Koenig and were held at St. Mary's church. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery.
Charles Lefever of Chicago; Mrs. Minnie Lefever, Mrs. Myrtle Rosso, Mrs. Albert Habarth, and Bert Habarth of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lawless and daughter Marion of Mt. Clemens, attended the funeral of Mrs. Ursula Achaatz.
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