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Aeberhard, Friederich (1864-1940)
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| + | — It was a clear, cold day last Friday when Fred Aeberhard, father-in-law of the Review editor, was laid to his last earthly resting place in Greenwood cemetery east of Newton. The funeral service was held in the Frist Mennonite church, conducted by Rev. J. E. Entz and the aged Rev. C. H. van der Smissen. A short sketch of his quiet and reserved life appears elsewhere in this number of the Review. Louis Schmunk of Toronto, Canada, the only step-son living in America, arrived here Thursday night to attend the funeral and returned home again Saturday night. Previous to being located in Toronto, Mr. Schmunk and his family spent several years in Germany, France and Italy, where he was a representative for an American manufacturing firm. |
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1940 Jan 31 p. 5
Birth date: 1864
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— It was a clear, cold day last Friday when Fred Aeberhard, father-in-law of the Review editor, was laid to his last earthly resting place in Greenwood cemetery east of Newton. The funeral service was held in the Frist Mennonite church, conducted by Rev. J. E. Entz and the aged Rev. C. H. van der Smissen. A short sketch of his quiet and reserved life appears elsewhere in this number of the Review. Louis Schmunk of Toronto, Canada, the only step-son living in America, arrived here Thursday night to attend the funeral and returned home again Saturday night. Previous to being located in Toronto, Mr. Schmunk and his family spent several years in Germany, France and Italy, where he was a representative for an American manufacturing firm.
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1940 Jan 31 p. 5
