The Niemuth
Family -- Generation 7
-- Louis
C. Hanneman's obituary --
- LOUIS C. HANNEMAN KICKED BY HORSE;
DIES
- Louis C. Hanneman of Antigo, formerly
of West Bloomfield, died at an Antigo hospital on Saturday, July
- 11th, from injuries received when
kicked by a horse that he had taken into a stall after returning
from a hay field.
- The accident happened shortly after
dinner and he was immediately taken to the hospital where he
- passed away at about seven o'clock
that same evening.
- Louis C. Hanneman was the son of
the late August and Emilia (Pietz) Hanneman.
- He was born at West Bloomfield on
July 27, 1888 and at an early age started in the logging and
lumber
- business, which he followed practically
all his life, with the exception of about four years during which
time he acted as agent for the Haertel Monument Co.
- In 1912 he was united in marriage
with Miss Minnie Niemuth, who passed away on November 12, 1926.
- Five children were born of this
union, one of whom, as son, passed away at the age of three days.
- He was later married to Miss Ruth
Niemuth, who together with his four children, two sons, Gerhard
and
- Gerold, two daughters, Mrs. Henry
Kuhn, Appleton and Verna at home, survive him.
- Other surviving relatives are two
grandchildren, three brothers, William, Waupaca; Chris, Royalton;
- Reuben, West Bloomfield; three sisters,
Martha, Mrs. Henry Krause, West Bloomfield; Ella, Mrs. Geo. Hintz,
Weyauwega; and Esther, Mrs. Henry Tank, New London.
- Funeral services were conducted
at the Peace Lutheran church at Antigo at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning
- by Rev. O. Neuman.
- Following the services at Antigo
the funeral party left for Weyauwega were another service was
con-
- ducted by Rev. Reier of Waupaca.
- The pall bearers were Walter Boettcher,
Ernst Frisch, Emil Kramer, John Dabel, Ben Brandt and Fred
- Mentch.
-
- [Source: unknown newspaper; hand-dated
1936; courtesy of Dan Niemuth]
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