- THERESA HUISMAN, LITTLE CHUTE, DIES Special to Press-Gazette
OCONTO, Wis - Mrs. Theresa Huisman, 63, of Little Chute, Wis., died at t he Oconto Hospital at 11 o'clock Friday night. She was confined there f or three weeks following a fall at the home of her sisters, Mrs. William T repanier, Oconto.
She was born at Luxemburg May 20, 1891. She came to Oconto County as a c hild, living on a farm until moving to Little Chute about 20 years ago.
The body is at the Sheffield Funeral Home, Oconto, where friends may ca ll after 7 o'clock this evening. Funeral services will be held at the fun eral home at 8:30 Monday morning and in St. Peter Catholic Church at 9 o'c lock. The Rev. Abner Lacque will conduct the final rites, and burial wi ll be in the Catholic Cemetery.
The rosary will be recited at 9 o'clock Sunday evening.
Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Anton Ganter, Peshtigo, Rt. 1, and Mr s. Herald Noie, Little Chute; seven brothers, Casper Loberger of Carney, M ich., John of Peshtigo, Edward of Green Bay, Elmer of Milwaukee, Vict or of Ingals, Mich., and Frank and Charles, Oconto; three sisters, Mrs. Ed ward Eckes of Green Bay, Mrs. Lince Vandernack, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Thepan ier; 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE PAGE 5 SATURDAY 9 APRIL 1955
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