Obituary for Menzo Puelz:
Menzo Puelz passed away at his home northwest of town Thursday morning, death being the result of influenza-pneumonia.
The deceased leaves besides his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Puelz, three sisters, Mrs. Ben Boyer, Misses Thelma and Nellie, three brothers, Robert, Loton and Vernon, many relatives and friends.
His parents, sisters and brothers were present at the time of his death except Robert who has been overseas for more than a year, but landed recently in New York.
Brief funeral services were had conducted by Rev. H.M. Woolman, and interment in the Danbury Cemetery.
The family and relatives have the sympathy of the community in their grief stricken hour.
[As published, Monday, 23 Dec 1918 in The McCook Tribune]
Menzo Puelz passed away at his home northwest of town Thursday morning, death being the result of influenza-pneumonia.
The deceased leaves besides his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Puelz, three sisters, Mrs. Ben Boyer, Misses Thelma and Nellie, three brothers, Robert, Loton and Vernon, many relatives and friends.
His parents, sisters and brothers were present at the time of his death except Robert who has been overseas for more than a year, but landed recently in New York.
Brief funeral services were had conducted by Rev. H.M. Woolman, and interment in the Danbury Cemetery.
The family and relatives have the sympathy of the community in their grief stricken hour.
[As published, Monday, 23 Dec 1918 in The McCook Tribune]
Obituary for Menzo Puelz:
Menzo Puelz passed away at his home northwest of town Thursday morning, death being the result of influenza-pneumonia.
The deceased leaves besides his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Puelz, three sisters, Mrs. Ben Boyer, Misses Thelma and Nellie, three brothers, Robert, Loton and Vernon, many relatives and friends.
His parents, sisters and brothers were present at the time of his death except Robert who has been overseas for more than a year, but landed recently in New York.
Brief funeral services were had conducted by Rev. H.M. Woolman, and interment in the Danbury Cemetery.
The family and relatives have the sympathy of the community in their grief stricken hour.
[As published, Monday, 23 Dec 1918 in The McCook Tribune]
Menzo Puelz passed away at his home northwest of town Thursday morning, death being the result of influenza-pneumonia.
The deceased leaves besides his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Puelz, three sisters, Mrs. Ben Boyer, Misses Thelma and Nellie, three brothers, Robert, Loton and Vernon, many relatives and friends.
His parents, sisters and brothers were present at the time of his death except Robert who has been overseas for more than a year, but landed recently in New York.
Brief funeral services were had conducted by Rev. H.M. Woolman, and interment in the Danbury Cemetery.
The family and relatives have the sympathy of the community in their grief stricken hour.
[As published, Monday, 23 Dec 1918 in The McCook Tribune]
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