Obit for Mrs. Anton (Frances BARTL) PREISINGER (b.1876 d.1953), Brown Co., MN

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Review Journal - June 4, 1953
MRS. ANTON PREISINGER
  Funeral services for Mrs. Anton Preisinger, 77, were conducted in St. 
Mary's Catholic church Monday at 9 a.m. Burial was in the Catholic Cemetery.
  Mrs. Preisinger died at her home, 617 North Valley, Wednesday at 10:30 
p.m.  She was apparently in good health but suffered a heart attack from 
which she did not rally.
  She was a member of St. Margaret's Council at St. Mary's church and 
besides her church activities devoted much time to bringing comfort and 
cheer to her neighbors.
  Frances Bartl was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bartl and was 
born in Austria, June 14, 1876.  She came to America with her parents 
when a child.
  The family resided in Lafayette township, where she grew to womanhood. 
Her marriage to Anton Preisinger, took place January 26, 1896 in Holy
Trinity Catholic church.  They lived on a farm in Lafayette township 
until eight years ago, when they retired and moved to New Ulm.  
  Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, Anthony, New Ulm 
and Robert, Chicago, and one daughter, Mrs. Harry Wood, Winlock, Wash.  
There are four grandchildren.
  One sister, Mrs. George Mack, Pettibone, Wash., also survives.