MANNHARDT, Theresa Margaret KURTZ 1878 - 1941

MANNHARDT, KURTZ, WEYER, KESSEL, FRITZ

Posted By: Joey Stark
Date: 5/25/2021 at 20:23:27

"The Fairfield Daily Ledger"
Monday, November 3, 1941
Page 1, Column 6

MANNHART FUNERAL WILL BE TOMORROW
Mrs. D. W. MANNHARDT well known resident died Saturday evening

Mrs. D. W. MANNHARDT, 63, well known resident of East Pleasant Plain, died at her home Saturday at 9:30 p.m.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 in the St. Joseph's Catholic church, East Pleasant Plain. Mrs. MANNHARDT's son, Rev. Fr. Charles MANNHARDT of Muscatine, will conduct the Requiem Solemn Mass. The Mgr. Jacobmeier of Riverside, will serve as deacon and Rev. Fr. E. P. Seidel of Fort Madison, as sub-deacon. Rev. Fr. Paul Alberts of Ottumwa, will be Master of Ceremonies and Rev. Fr. Weinstein (sic - Wetzstein?), East Pleasant Plain will preach the sermon. Rosary will be recited at the East Pleasant Plain church this evening at 8:30. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery.

Theresa KURTZ MANNHARDT was the daughter of John and Susan WEYER KURTZ. She was born near Germantown, Ia. (sic) where most of her early life was spent. She married D. W. MANNHART on November 28 1904, in the East Pleasant Plain St. Joseph's Catholic church, with the Rev. Fr. Jacobsmeier reading the services. They resided in Washington, Ia., for the first twenty years after their marriage, after which they moved to Davenport and later came to East Pleasant Plain.

Surviving are her husband, three sons, Paul of Davenport; the Rev. Fr. Charles of Muscatine and Robert at home; also four grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Jacob KESSEL of East Pleasant Plain and Mrs. Bertha FRITZ of Burlington, two brothers, Anthony KURTZ of Osage and Frank KURTZ of East Pleasant Plain.

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