Obit for JUNI, Mrs. Herman (Johanna Frances Strate) (b.1874 d.1944), Brown Co., MN
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New Ulm Journal - March 2, 1944
MRS . JUNI, SR., DIES FOLLOWING LONG ILLNESS
  Mrs. Herman Juni, Sr., 69, who had been cared for in a local hospital 
since October, 1942, died at 9 p.m. Wednesday.  
  Funeral arrangements will be announce in Friday's Daily Journal.
  Johanna Frances Strate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strate, Pioneer 
residents of West Newton township, was born there June 18, 1874.  She 
grew to womanhood there and was married in the West Newton Methodist 
church, June 7, 1900 to Herman Juni, Sr., who survives her.  Mr. and 
Mrs. Juni made their home on a farm in Milford township until 7 years 
ago, when they retired and moved to New Ulm.  They have resided at 26 
South Jefferson street.
  Besides her husband, Mrs. Juni is survived by three children, Lowell 
June, on the home place in Milford;  Mrs. Richard Broderson, Cottonwood, 
and Herman Juni, Jr., Milford.  One daughter, Ruth, died in 1920.  There 
are three grandchildren.
  Five brothers and sisters survive Mrs. Juni.  They are, Mrs. Rudolph 
Alwin, New Ulm; Mrs. Louis Arhart, Gibbon; Fred Strate, Saskatchewan, 
Canada; William Strate, New Ulm, and Wilbur Strate, Clarkfield.  Two 
brothers, Louis Strate and August Strate, preceded her in death.
  Mrs. Juni was a charter member of the Women's Society for Christian 
service of the local Methodist church.