Paul Joseph DURBEN / Leonora Mary HEIMERMANN

PERSONEN

[481] Paul was a farmer in Manitowoc County and was a butcher. He made the best sausage.
Paul war Landwirt und Metzger in Manitowoc Country. Er machte die beste Wurst.

[488] MRS. ROSS GILLOGLY OBITUARY
"Mrs. Leonora Mary Gillogly, 71 died Sunday afternoon, September 14 in Christian Retirement Home, Marietta, Ohio after a long illness. The former Leonora Heimermann was born July 11, 1904 in Calumet County, the daughter of the late Servatius and Anna
Moyer Heimermann.

[489] In November 1922 she was married to Paul Durben at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Jericho. He died on August 3, 1941. She then married Mr. Gillogly on June 2, 1943 and they made their home in New Concord, Ohio.

[490] In addition to her husband she is survived by five sons, John M. Durben, R. 4, Manitowoc; Peter Durben, Valders; Servatius Durben, Little Chute; Paul Durben, Newport News, Virginia and Michael Durben, Cibalo, Texas. Seven daughters, Mrs. Robert
(Angeline) Hein, Chilton; Mrs. Ervin (Mary) Schwoerer, Cato; Mrs. Wilbur (Germaine) Cowgill, Cumberland, Ohio; Mrs. Harold (Helen) Smith, Glenwood, West VA.; Mrs. Dorothea Harris, Cambridge, Ohio; Mrs. Eugene (Elizabeth) Wagner, Coal Run, Ohio and Mrs.
David (Constance) Ellenburg, Dayton, Ohio.

[491] Five brothers, Clem and Gregory Heimermann of Campbellsport, WI.; Edward of Eden, WI.; Fred of Hilbert; and August of Chilton; one sister, Mrs. Arnold (Kate) Schmid of Camas, Washington, 42 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in
death by one brother and one sister.

[492] Funeral service were held on Wednesday, September 17, at New Concord, Ohio. Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, New Concord."

[493] Frau ROSS GILLOGLY Nachruf:
"Frau Leonora Mary Gillogly, 71 starb am Samstag nachmittag, 14. September im Christlichen Ruhestands Heim, Marietta, Ohio nach langer Krankheit. Die frühere Leonora Heimermann wurde geboren am 11. July 1904 in Calumet County, als Tochter von
Servatius and Anna Heimermann, geb. Moyer.

[494] Im November 1922 heiratete sie Paul Durben in der Heiligen Trinity Katholischen Kirche in Jericho. Er starb am 3. August 1941. Dann heiratete sie Mr. Gillogly am 2. June 1943 und sie gründeten ihr zu Hause in New Concord, Ohio.

[495] Außer ihrem Ehemann überlebten sie fünf Söhne, John M. Durben, R. 4, Manitowoc; Peter Durben, Valders; Servatius Durben, Little Chute; Paul Durben, Newport News, Virginia und Michael Durben, Cibalo, Texas. Sieben Töchter, Frau Robert (Angeline) Hein,
Chilton; Frau Ervin (Mary) Schwoerer, Cato; Frau Wilbur (Germaine) Cowgill, Cumberland, Ohio; Frau Harold (Helen) Smith, Glenwood, West VA.; Frau Dorothea Harris, Cambridge, Ohio; Frau Eugene (Elizabeth) Wagner, Coal Run, Ohio und Frau David
(Constance) Ellenburg, Dayton, Ohio.

[496] Fünf Brüder, Clem und Gregory Heimermann aus Campbellsport, WI.; Edward aus Eden, WI.; Fred aus Hilbert; und August aus Chilton; eine Schwester, Frau Arnold (Kate) Schmid aus Camas, Washington, 42 Enkel und 14 Ur-Enkel. Ihr waren ein Bruder und eine
Schwester im Tode vorausgegangen.

[497] Der Trauergottesdienst wurde am Mittwoch, 17. September, im New Concord, Ohio gehalten. Begräbnis war auf dem Pleasant Hill Friedhof, New Concord."

[501] still living - details excluded

[502] Obituary in the Manitowoc Herald Times Report September 8, 1996:

[503] John M. Durben, age 72, of 11013 Cty. Hwy. JJ, Manitowoc, died Friday, September 6, 1996, at his residence.

[504] Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m., Monday, September 9, 1996, at Knollwood Mausoleum Chapel, Manitowoc. Officiating at the service will be Rev. William Plank with burial to follow at Knollwood Memorial Gardens. (...)

[505] John served with the United States Army during World War II. He fighted at the bridge of Remagen and he was in the first tank, which crossed over the rhine, because he could speek german.

[506] He married Dorothy Helen Biedenbender, June 11, 1949, at St. Augustine Church, Chilton, WI. John was employed with the Weyerhauser Company for 35 years, retiring in 1987. He was an avid sportsman who enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping.

[507] Survivors include his wife, Dorothy, Manitowoc; two sons and daughters-inlaw, John E. and Mona Durben, Green Bay, Eugene L. and Debra Durben Branch; two daughters and sons-in-law, Susan M. and John Jacquart, Sheboygan, Julie A. and John Gadzinski,
Manitowoc; four grandchildren, Tracy (Corey) Hucek, Melissa and Brett Durben, Cody Gadzinski; one great granddaughter, Miranda Hucek; further survived by brothers and sisters; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by
one grandson, Cory Durben and sisters. (...) The Pfeffer Funeral Home, Manitowoc, assisted the family with funeral arrangements.

[508] Nachruf im Manitowoc Herald Times Report vom 8. September 1996:

[509] John M. Durben, Alter 72, aus 11013 Cty. Hwy. JJ, Manitowoc, starb am Freitag, 6. September 1996, in seinem Zuhause. (...)

[510] John diente während des 2. Weltkrieg in der US-Armee. Er kämpfte an der Brücke von Remagen und er war im ersten Panzer, der die Brücke überquerte, weil er Deutsch sprecen konnte.

[511] Er heiratete Dorothy Helen Biedenbinder am 11. Juni 1949 in der St. Augustine Kirche in Chilton, WI. John war 35 Jahre Angestellter der Firma Weyerhauser, als er sich 1987 in den Ruhestand zurückzog. Er war ein eifriger Sportler der Gefallen am Jagen,
Fischen und am Zelten gefunden hatte.

[512] Überlebende sind seine Frau (...)

[513] MARY SCHWOERER OBITUARY
"Mrs. Ervin (Mary) Schwoerer, 62, of St. Nazianz, died Saturday morning, September 19, 1987, at Holy Family Medical Center in Manitowoc. Funeral services will be 11:15 a.m. Tuesday at St. Gregory Catholic Church, St. Nazianz.

[514] (...) The couple farmed in the Cato area and later moved to St. Nazianz and operated Schwoerer's General Store. (...) Mrs. Schwoerer was a member of St. Gregory Christian Mothers.

[515] Survivors include her husband, Ervin; four sons and three daughters-in-law, Carl and Bonnie of Brillion, Robert and Agnes of Manitowoc, Richard and Celinda of Valders, Matthew and his fiancée, Lisa Skattebo of St. Nazianz; two daughters and
sons-in-law, LaVerne and John Emerich of Ashland and Agnes and John Petermann of St. Nazianz; five brothers, John M. Durben of Manitowoc, Peter Durben of Valders, Paul Durben of Newport News, Virginia, Servatius Durben of Appleton and Michael Durben of
Sequin, Texas; six sisters, Mrs. Angie Hein of Chilton, Mrs. Germaine Cowgill of Cambridge, Ohio, Mrs. Helen Smith of Florida, Mrs. Dorothea Harris of Cambridge, Ohio, Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner of Coal Run, Ohio and Mrs. Connie Ellenburg of Ohio and 18
grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a son, David, December 23, 1958.

[516] Friends may call at Christianson-Deja Funeral Home, St. Nazianz, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services at the church. A parish prayer service will be 8 p.m. Monday."

[517] MARY SCHWOERER Nachruf:
"Frau Ervin (Mary) Schwoerer, 62, aus St. Nazianz, starb am Samstag morgen, 19. September 1987, im Holy Family Medical Center in Manitowoc. Die Beerdigung wird um 11:15 am Dienstag in der katholischen St. Georg-Kirche, St. Nazianz stattfinden.

[518] (...) Das Paar betrieb Landwirtschaft im Cato-Gebiet und später zogen sie nach St. Nazianz und betrieben den Schwoerer's General Store. (...) Frau Schwoerer war ein Mitglied der St. Georgs Christlichen Mütter.

[519] Überlebende sind ihr Ehemann, Ervin, vier Söhne und drei Schwiegertöchter, Carl und Bonnie aus Brillon, Robert und Agnes aus Manitowoc, Richard und Celinda aus Valders, Matthew und sein fiancée, Lisa Skattebo aus St. Nazianz; zwei Töchter und
Schwiegersöhne, LaVerne und John Emerich aus Ashland und Agnes und John Petermann aus St. Nazianz; fünf Brüder, John M. Durben aus Manitowoc, Peter Durben aus Valders, Paul Durben aus Newport News, Virginia, Servatius Durben aus Appleton und Michael
Durben aus Sequin, Texas; sechs Schwestern, Frau Angie Hein aus Chilton, Frau Germaine Cowgill aus Cambridge, Ohio, Frau Helen Smith aus Florida, Frau Dorothea Harris aus Cambridge, Ohio, Frau Elizabeth Wagner aus Coal Run, Ohio und Frau Connie
Ellenburg aus Ohio and 18 Enkel. Ihr war ein Sohn, David, am 23. Dezember 1958 im Tode vorangegangen.

[520] Freunde können einen Besuch abstatten beim Christianson-Deja Begräbnishaus, St. Nazianz, 18 bis 21 Uhr Montag und Dienstag von 9:30 bis zum Gottesdienst. Ein Kirchengebet wird um 20 Uhr am Montag stattfinden."

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[523] The children Keith and Judith were born before marriage of Helen and Harold.
They were given for adoption, hence the surenames.

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