Obit for TAUER, Mrs. George A. (Katherine Stadick) (b.1865 d.1950), Brown Co., MN
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Obit Mrs. George A. TAUER (nee STADICK b1865, d 1950) Brown Co.
NU Journal 1-3-1950
Mrs. George A. Tauer, 84, died at her home, 511 N. Franklin Street, at 
7:55 a.m., Monday.  She had been in failing health for the past two 
months.
	Funeral Services will be held at the Holy Trinity Catholic 
church at 9:30 a.m., Thursday.  Prayer hour will be at the home Tuesday 
and Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
	Mrs Katherine Stadick, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas Stadick,
Sr., was born in Kries Pilsen, Bohemia, Austria, Nov. 20, 1865, and came 
to America with her parents when a child.  The family settled on a farm 
in Sigel township and she grew to womanhood there.
	Miss Stadick and George A. Tauer were married at Holy Trinity 
Catholic church Nov. 18, 1890.  Following marriage Mrs. and Mrs. Tauer 
resided on a farm in Cottonwood township until 1912, when they moved to 
New Ulm and this has since been the home. Mr. Tauer died in 1940.  
	Mrs. Tauer is survived by four daughters; Mrs. Henry Forstner, 
Madelia;  Mrs. M. J. Mohr, Cottonwood township;  Mrs. Albert Baumann, 
Sigel township and Miss Theresia Tauer, at home.  There are 16 grandchldren 
and 5 great-grandchildren.  Two brothers Joseph Stadick and John Stadick of 
Searles, also survive.  Thomas Stadick, a brother, and Mrs. Cecelia Kretsch, 
a sister, preceded her in death.
	 Mrs. Tauer was among the first members of the Women's Catholic 
Order of Foresters of Holy Trinity church.