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Kliewer, Peter (Mrs.) (1851-1929)
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| + | Mt. Lake, Minn., May 9 — Funeral services for Mrs. Peter Kliewer, who succumbed Saturday in the state hospital in St. Peter, were conducted Tuesday from the bethel church. Rev. D. P. Eitzen spoke briefly at the introduction, and Rev. J. J. Balzer preached the fuenral sermon. Short services had been conducted at janzen's Funeral Parlors before the church services. |
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| + | Teh deceased was born on Mya 30 1851 in the village of Rudnerweide, South Russia. She spent the days of her youth here, and was married to Peter Kliewer at the age of 21. In 1878 the family emigrated to America, and settled on a farm southeast of Mountain Lake. After the birth of her son |
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Revision as of 16:28, 20 March 2012
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1929 May 22 p. 8
Birth date: 1851 May 30
text of obituary:
Mt. Lake, Minn., May 9 — Funeral services for Mrs. Peter Kliewer, who succumbed Saturday in the state hospital in St. Peter, were conducted Tuesday from the bethel church. Rev. D. P. Eitzen spoke briefly at the introduction, and Rev. J. J. Balzer preached the fuenral sermon. Short services had been conducted at janzen's Funeral Parlors before the church services.
Teh deceased was born on Mya 30 1851 in the village of Rudnerweide, South Russia. She spent the days of her youth here, and was married to Peter Kliewer at the age of 21. In 1878 the family emigrated to America, and settled on a farm southeast of Mountain Lake. After the birth of her son
