KREBSBACH, Catherine V. (Arens) 1899-1943

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KREBSBACH, Catherine V. (Arens) 1899-1943

KREBSBACH, ARENS, BRUSH

Posted By: Diane M Scott (email)
Date: 7/9/2012 at 16:11:13

Catherine V. (Arens) Krebsbach 1899-1943
#1:
MRS, KREBSBACH RITES PLANNED
Osage Woman Dies After Long Illness
OSAGE—Funeral services for Mrs. W. S. Krebsbach, 43, who died Sunday morning at her home
following a long illness, will be conducted Wednesday morning at 8:30 at the Krebsbach home in charge of the Rev. E. A. Fitzgerald. Services will also be held at Austin. Minn., at 9:30 at Queen o£ Angel's church, the Rev M.r Cunningham officiating. Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery at Austin.
She was born Sept. 30, 1899, at Austin, Minn., the daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arens. She attended the schools and spent her girlhood there and in 1922 was married to W. S. Krebsbach.
The Krebsbach family came to Osage in 1940 from Adams, Minnesota.
Surviving are her husband, five children, five sisters and five brothers. One brother, Arthur F.,is at the Walter Reed hospital suffering a broken back received when his ship was torpedoed.
The body was brought from Champion's funeral home to the Krebsbach home Monday morning.
The rosary will be said Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Mason City Globe-Gazette, Monday - May 10, 1943
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#2:
Catherine Arens was the daughter of Joseph Matthew Arens and Mary Alice (Mayer) Arens.
She married William Sylvester Krebsbach, the son of Michael and Anna (Smith) Krebsbach
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MRS. W. KREBSBACH
DIES AFTER TWO
YEARS OF ILLNESS
Mrs. William S. Krebsbach, 44, died at her home sunday afternoon after an illness of about two years. She had suffered intensely during most of that time, so death came as a relief. She was taken to clinics at various places, including Austin, Rochester and Iowa City, in an effort to arrest the disease and lessen her suffering, but nothing could be done and she died after being confined to her bed for several months.
Catherine Arens, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph arens, was born at Austin, Minnesota, September 30, 1899, and spent her girlhood there. Her marriage to William S. Krebsbach took place at Austin on August 1, 1922.
Mr. and Mrs Krebsbach established their home at Adams, Minnesota, where they operated a large general store, and Mrs. Krebsbach gained a wide circle of friends over that vicinity due to that association and her natural, friendly, kindly manner.
Adams continued to be their home until two and a half years ago when they moved to Osage and established Mr. Krebsbach's present business.
Surviving besides her husband are the following children: William, enlisted in the navy and in foreign service; Curtis, Rogers, Ann and Kay at home. Mrs. E. J. Brush, Osage, is an aunt.
Funeral service was held Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church, after which the body was taken to the Mayer Funeral Home at Austin, where it lay in state for several hours before burial in the Austin Catholic cemetery.
Source: Mitchell County Press-News - 13 MAY 1943
(Transcribed by K. Kittleson, August 2015)

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Obituary: Catherine V. (Arens) Krebsbach 1899-1943 #1: MRS, KREBSBACH RITES PLANNED Osage Woman Dies After Long Illness OSAGE—Funeral services for Mrs. W. S. Krebsbach, 43, who died Sunday morning at her home following a long illness, will be conducted Wednesday morning at 8:30 at the Krebsbach home in charge of the Rev. E. A. Fitzgerald. Services will also be held at Austin. Minn., at 9:30 at Queen o£ Angel's church, the Rev M.r Cunningham officiating. Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery at Austin. She was born Sept. 30, 1899, at Austin, Minn., the daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arens. She attended the schools and spent her girlhood there and in 1922 was married to W. S. Krebsbach. The Krebsbach family came to Osage in 1940 from Adams, Minnesota. Surviving are her husband, five children, five sisters and five brothers. One brother, Arthur F.,is at the Walter Reed hospital suffering a broken back received when his ship was torpedoed. The body was brought from Champion's funeral home to the Krebsbach home Monday morning. The rosary will be said Monday and Tuesday evenings. Mason City Globe-Gazette, Monday - May 10, 1943 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: Catherine Arens was the daughter of Joseph Matthew Arens and Mary Alice (Mayer) Arens. She married William Sylvester Krebsbach, the son of Michael and Anna (Smith) Krebsbach --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #3: MRS. W. KREBSBACH DIES AFTER TWO YEARS OF ILLNESS Mrs. William S. Krebsbach, 44, died at her home sunday afternoon after an illness of about two years. She had suffered intensely during most of that time, so death came as a relief. She was taken to clinics at various places, including Austin, Rochester and Iowa City, in an effort to arrest the disease and lessen her suffering, but nothing could be done and she died after being confined to her bed for several months. Catherine Arens, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph arens, was born at Austin, Minnesota, September 30, 1899, and spent her girlhood there. Her marriage to William S. Krebsbach took place at Austin on August 1, 1922. Mr. and Mrs Krebsbach established their home at Adams, Minnesota, where they operated a large general store, and Mrs. Krebsbach gained a wide circle of friends over that vicinity due to that association and her natural, friendly, kindly manner. Adams continued to be their home until two and a half years ago when they moved to Osage and established Mr. Krebsbach's present business. Surviving besides her husband are the following children: William, enlisted in the navy and in foreign service; Curtis, Rogers, Ann and Kay at home. Mrs. E. J. Brush, Osage, is an aunt. Funeral service was held Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church, after which the body was taken to the Mayer Funeral Home at Austin, where it lay in state for several hours before burial in the Austin Catholic cemetery. Source: Mitchell County Press-News - 13 MAY 1943 (Transcribed by K. Kittleson, August 2015)
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