Obit for SCHULTZ, Rose F. KOHLER (b.1898 d.1943), Swift Co., MN
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The original spelling of Kohler was Köhler.  So, sometimes it's spelled 
Kohler and sometimes it Koehler.  My mother-in-law spelled it Kohler.  I 
have used the Kohler/Koehler - whatever was in the original obit.
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Rose F. KOHLER SCHULTZ April 16, 1898 to September 9, 1943
Mrs. H. J. Schultz Funeral Friday
Funeral services were held last Friday, September 10, at Trinity Lutheran 
church for Mrs. Herman Schultz, Jr., who passed away at her home Tuesday 
morning, Sept. 7. Death was due to apoplexy.
Rose Koehler was born April 16, 1898, in Moyer township and on June 22, 
1922, she was married to Herman Schultz, Jr., at Appleton. They made 
their home here since. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran church.
Those who remain to mourn her death are her husband, one daughter, 
Lorraine; two sons, Raymond and Robert, one sister, Mrs. Ray Osborne of 
Iowa; one brother, Bernard of Fairfield; and stepmother, Mrs. Carl Suckow 
of Moyer.
Interment was made in the Appleton cemetery with services conducted by 
Rev. H. A. Faedtke.
Pallbearers were Paul Fenske, Ernest Behrens, Carl Heineck, John Schreck, 
Ernest Schleuter and Ernest Thiekle.