- Mrs. Agnes Metoxen, 69, died Sunday afternoon, December 24, at 12:30 o'clock at the local Homme Home for the Aging. She had been in ill health the past four years, seriously so since mid-September.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, December 27, at 10:00 o'clock at Redeemder Lutheran Church, College Ave., in this village with the Rev. M. J. Ha___. (missing text)
Burial was in the parish cemetery and the casket bearers were Frederick Stevens, Joseph Stevens, Edward Stevens, William Gollnick, Daniel Hebb and Randolph Matson. The Schmidt Funeral Home, Wittenberg, had charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Metoxen was born October 9, 1898 in Oneida, Wis., daughter of the late Dixon and Jane (Denny) Skenadore. She was married in Appleton in 1916 to Edward Metoxen, who died in 1938. They lived in Gresham until 1926, when they moved to Wittenberg. She was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church.
Surviving are eleven children: Raymond Metoxen, Wittenberg; Kaiser Webster, Markham, Illinois; Samanthia (Mrs. James Farmer) Wittenberg; Commodore Metoxen, Manitowoc; Josephine (Mrs. William Nolan) Markham, Illinois; Dorothy (Mrs. William Demyter) Green Bay; Delia (Mrs. Erling Matson) Wittenberg; Virginia (Mrs. David Skenadore) National City, Calif.; E!da (Mrs. Carl Hebb) Green Bay; Lyndahl Metoxen, Manitowoc; and Earl Metoxen, Johnstown, Ohio.
Also surviving are six sisters and four brothers: George Skenadore, Mrs. Sherman Skenadore and Mrs. Wm. Skenadore, DePere; Walter Skenadore and Mrs. Mel Stevens, West DePere; Joslin Skenadore and Mrs. Loomis John, Oneida; James Skenadore, Chicago, Illinois; Mrs. Eunice Antone, Split Rock; and Mrs. Alex Cornelius. Seymour.
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