OBITUARY:  Rosa Anna Hulshizer,  Mitchell County, Iowa

[St. Ansgar Enterprise, 9 AUG 1979 ]



       Rosa Anna Hulshizer  [1880-1979]

Funeral services for Rosa Anna Hulshizer, 99, who died July 30 at the St.
Ansgar Good Samaritan Center, were held August 2 at the Otranto Community
church, Otranto, with the Rev. Howard Grossehme officiating.

Rosa Anna Hulshizer, daughter of Ernest and Louise Aderhold, was born in
Marshall county, February 13, 1880.  She was the second oldest of a family of
eight girls and three boys.  Rosa was united in marriage to Fred Hulshizer, also
of Marshall county, December 24, 1900.  They established their home in
Marshall county for a short while.  After that they lived in various places
in the central part of the state.

In 1921 they moved to a farm northwest of Carpenter where they lived for 10
years.  In about 1931 they moved to Grafton where they lived until 1933 and
then moved to Sun Prairie, Wis.  In 1935 they moved to Meltonville where
Rosa and her husband joined the Methodist church and where she was an active
member until her health failed.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred; one daughter, Edna who died in
infancy; and a son, Herbert.

She is survived by six sons, Lawrence; Fritz and Warren of St. Ansgar; Dale of
Utica, Minn.; Harold of Manston, Wis.; Sylvester of Sun Prairie, Wis. and one
daughter, Mrs. Fred (Esther) Kruse of St. Ansgar; two sisters, Gertrude
Schmelzer of Woodstock, Ill. and Susie Cook of Watertown, S.D. . . .

Burial was in the Center School cemetery, Marshalltown.



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