Obit for RAASCH, Mrs. August (b.1863 d.1923) Rice Co., MN
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MRS. AUGUST RAASCH, RICE COUNTY
Mrs. August Raasch
Northfield News, February 16, 1923

"Mrs. Doris Raasch died suddenly Friday evening, Feb. 9, at her home west of 
town.  She was attending to her housework when she fell to the floor, death 
resulting four hours later from a cerebral hemorrhage.  She had been as well as 
usual during the day.  
She was born March 3, 1863, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albers.  Her 
father died two years ago.  She was married to August Raasch in April, 1902.
Besides her husband she is survived by her mother, four sisters, Mrs. Fred S
chrader,  Mrs. Henry Schrader, Mrs. Mary Sommers and Miss Louisa Albers and 
three brothers, Henry F. C. and Ernest Albers of this community and Louis Albers 
of Minot, N. D.  Funeral services were held at the home."