Rosa Friederika Marie HOLZ

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Edward Pageler and Miss Rose Holz of Well Creek, Marry
On Wednesday, July 2 at 2 o'clock the wedding of Edward Pageler and Miss Rose Holz both of Well Creek, took place at the Lutheran church, Alma, Kans. Rev. Endter performed the ceremony. Miss Holz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holz of Well Creek. Her gown was a cream color georgette over crepe de chene and wore a wreath and veil. Miss Lilly Holz sister of the bride and Miss Mary Pageler, sister of the groom acted as bridesmaids. Miss Holz was attired in a silver gray messaline dress and Miss Pageler in a light blue messaline. Edward Pageler is the son of Mr and Mrs. Otto Pageler of Well Creek. His brother, Albert Pageler and William Herren acted as bestmen. Supper was served to friends and relatives numbering ninety. In the evening a reception as dance was held at the brides home. Refreshments were served. the bridal party were recipients of many beautiful gifts. They will reside on the groom's farm four miles southwest of Belvue. To the happy couple their many friends join in extending to them hearty congratulations.

Wamego Times 194?

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. H. Pageler received a package from their son, T/5 Harold E. Pageler, who is on Luzon, which contained three pairs of shoes made of coconut fiber and rattan. They were very practical items and made a lovely gift. Mrs Pageler also is the proud posseser of a heart shaped locket made by her son from a piece of Australian money, the center being carved from a red poker chip. He made this lovely piece of jewelry with a file, some sandpaper and tooth powder and sent it to his mother on the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Pageler.

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ROSA PAGELER
Wamego--Services will be 2:30 p.m. tuesday at Stewart Funeral Home here for Mrs. Rosa Friederika maria Pageler, 74, Wamego, who died Saturday night in a Westmoreland hospital where she had been a patient since March 27. she had cancer She was born June 3, 1898, in Wabaunsee county, the daughter of William and Anna Holz. She spent most of herl ife in the Wells Creek community south of Belvue and lived in Wamego about six years. She was a member of the United church of christ in the Wells Creek community and the auxiliary of Harold Johnson Post NO. 172 of the american Legion at Wamego. She was charter member of the auxiliaries of Post No. 1258 of Veterans of Foreign Wars and Wamego Barracks No. 3401 of World War i veterans both of Wamego. She was married to Edward Pageler 2 July , 1919, at Alma. he survives. A son, Harold Pageler, died in March, 1947. Other survivors include two sons, Harry W. Pageler, rural Wamego, and Leland A. Pageler, Wamego; a sister, Mrs. Lillian Richard, Sacramento, Calif.; a brother, Wilmont Holz, Rossville; and eight grandchildren. Burial will be in Wamego city Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society and sent in care of the First National Bank at Wamego.
Edward Pageler and Miss Rose Holz of Well Creek, Marry
On Wednesday, July 2 at 2 o'clock the wedding of Edward Pageler and Miss Rose Holz both of Well Creek, took place at the Lutheran church, Alma, Kans. Rev. Endter performed the ceremony. Miss Holz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holz of Well Creek. Her gown was a cream color georgette over crepe de chene and wore a wreath and veil. Miss Lilly Holz sister of the bride and Miss Mary Pageler, sister of the groom acted as bridesmaids. Miss Holz was attired in a silver gray messaline dress and Miss Pageler in a light blue messaline. Edward Pageler is the son of Mr and Mrs. Otto Pageler of Well Creek. His brother, Albert Pageler and William Herren acted as bestmen. Supper was served to friends and relatives numbering ninety. In the evening a reception as dance was held at the brides home. Refreshments were served. the bridal party were recipients of many beautiful gifts. They will reside on the groom's farm four miles southwest of Belvue. To the happy couple their many friends join in extending to them hearty congratulations.

Wamego Times 194?

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. H. Pageler received a package from their son, T/5 Harold E. Pageler, who is on Luzon, which contained three pairs of shoes made of coconut fiber and rattan. They were very practical items and made a lovely gift. Mrs Pageler also is the proud posseser of a heart shaped locket made by her son from a piece of Australian money, the center being carved from a red poker chip. He made this lovely piece of jewelry with a file, some sandpaper and tooth powder and sent it to his mother on the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Pageler.

Obituary

ROSA PAGELER
Wamego--Services will be 2:30 p.m. tuesday at Stewart Funeral Home here for Mrs. Rosa Friederika maria Pageler, 74, Wamego, who died Saturday night in a Westmoreland hospital where she had been a patient since March 27. she had cancer She was born June 3, 1898, in Wabaunsee county, the daughter of William and Anna Holz. She spent most of herl ife in the Wells Creek community south of Belvue and lived in Wamego about six years. She was a member of the United church of christ in the Wells Creek community and the auxiliary of Harold Johnson Post NO. 172 of the american Legion at Wamego. She was charter member of the auxiliaries of Post No. 1258 of Veterans of Foreign Wars and Wamego Barracks No. 3401 of World War i veterans both of Wamego. She was married to Edward Pageler 2 July , 1919, at Alma. he survives. A son, Harold Pageler, died in March, 1947. Other survivors include two sons, Harry W. Pageler, rural Wamego, and Leland A. Pageler, Wamego; a sister, Mrs. Lillian Richard, Sacramento, Calif.; a brother, Wilmont Holz, Rossville; and eight grandchildren. Burial will be in Wamego city Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society and sent in care of the First National Bank at Wamego.
Edward Pageler and Miss Rose Holz of Well Creek, Marry
On Wednesday, July 2 at 2 o'clock the wedding of Edward Pageler and Miss Rose Holz both of Well Creek, took place at the Lutheran church, Alma, Kans. Rev. Endter performed the ceremony. Miss Holz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holz of Well Creek. Her gown was a cream color georgette over crepe de chene and wore a wreath and veil. Miss Lilly Holz sister of the bride and Miss Mary Pageler, sister of the groom acted as bridesmaids. Miss Holz was attired in a silver gray messaline dress and Miss Pageler in a light blue messaline. Edward Pageler is the son of Mr and Mrs. Otto Pageler of Well Creek. His brother, Albert Pageler and William Herren acted as bestmen. Supper was served to friends and relatives numbering ninety. In the evening a reception as dance was held at the brides home. Refreshments were served. the bridal party were recipients of many beautiful gifts. They will reside on the groom's farm four miles southwest of Belvue. To the happy couple their many friends join in extending to them hearty congratulations.

Wamego Times 194?

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. H. Pageler received a package from their son, T/5 Harold E. Pageler, who is on Luzon, which contained three pairs of shoes made of coconut fiber and rattan. They were very practical items and made a lovely gift. Mrs Pageler also is the proud posseser of a heart shaped locket made by her son from a piece of Australian money, the center being carved from a red poker chip. He made this lovely piece of jewelry with a file, some sandpaper and tooth powder and sent it to his mother on the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Pageler.

Obituary

ROSA PAGELER
Wamego--Services will be 2:30 p.m. tuesday at Stewart Funeral Home here for Mrs. Rosa Friederika maria Pageler, 74, Wamego, who died Saturday night in a Westmoreland hospital where she had been a patient since March 27. she had cancer She was born June 3, 1898, in Wabaunsee county, the daughter of William and Anna Holz. She spent most of herl ife in the Wells Creek community south of Belvue and lived in Wamego about six years. She was a member of the United church of christ in the Wells Creek community and the auxiliary of Harold Johnson Post NO. 172 of the american Legion at Wamego. She was charter member of the auxiliaries of Post No. 1258 of Veterans of Foreign Wars and Wamego Barracks No. 3401 of World War i veterans both of Wamego. She was married to Edward Pageler 2 July , 1919, at Alma. he survives. A son, Harold Pageler, died in March, 1947. Other survivors include two sons, Harry W. Pageler, rural Wamego, and Leland A. Pageler, Wamego; a sister, Mrs. Lillian Richard, Sacramento, Calif.; a brother, Wilmont Holz, Rossville; and eight grandchildren. Burial will be in Wamego city Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society and sent in care of the First National Bank at Wamego.
Edward Pageler and Miss Rose Holz of Well Creek, Marry
On Wednesday, July 2 at 2 o'clock the wedding of Edward Pageler and Miss Rose Holz both of Well Creek, took place at the Lutheran church, Alma, Kans. Rev. Endter performed the ceremony. Miss Holz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holz of Well Creek. Her gown was a cream color georgette over crepe de chene and wore a wreath and veil. Miss Lilly Holz sister of the bride and Miss Mary Pageler, sister of the groom acted as bridesmaids. Miss Holz was attired in a silver gray messaline dress and Miss Pageler in a light blue messaline. Edward Pageler is the son of Mr and Mrs. Otto Pageler of Well Creek. His brother, Albert Pageler and William Herren acted as bestmen. Supper was served to friends and relatives numbering ninety. In the evening a reception as dance was held at the brides home. Refreshments were served. the bridal party were recipients of many beautiful gifts. They will reside on the groom's farm four miles southwest of Belvue. To the happy couple their many friends join in extending to them hearty congratulations.

Wamego Times 194?

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. H. Pageler received a package from their son, T/5 Harold E. Pageler, who is on Luzon, which contained three pairs of shoes made of coconut fiber and rattan. They were very practical items and made a lovely gift. Mrs Pageler also is the proud posseser of a heart shaped locket made by her son from a piece of Australian money, the center being carved from a red poker chip. He made this lovely piece of jewelry with a file, some sandpaper and tooth powder and sent it to his mother on the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Pageler.

Obituary

ROSA PAGELER
Wamego--Services will be 2:30 p.m. tuesday at Stewart Funeral Home here for Mrs. Rosa Friederika maria Pageler, 74, Wamego, who died Saturday night in a Westmoreland hospital where she had been a patient since March 27. she had cancer She was born June 3, 1898, in Wabaunsee county, the daughter of William and Anna Holz. She spent most of herl ife in the Wells Creek community south of Belvue and lived in Wamego about six years. She was a member of the United church of christ in the Wells Creek community and the auxiliary of Harold Johnson Post NO. 172 of the american Legion at Wamego. She was charter member of the auxiliaries of Post No. 1258 of Veterans of Foreign Wars and Wamego Barracks No. 3401 of World War i veterans both of Wamego. She was married to Edward Pageler 2 July , 1919, at Alma. he survives. A son, Harold Pageler, died in March, 1947. Other survivors include two sons, Harry W. Pageler, rural Wamego, and Leland A. Pageler, Wamego; a sister, Mrs. Lillian Richard, Sacramento, Calif.; a brother, Wilmont Holz, Rossville; and eight grandchildren. Burial will be in Wamego city Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society and sent in care of the First National Bank at Wamego.

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Titel	The Pageler Family Tree
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Hochgeladen	2014-07-22 18:10:05.0
Einsender	Dana Cohen
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