Obit for SCHULTZ, Herman (b.1896 d.1967), Swift Co., MN
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Herman SCHULTZ November 1, 1896 to January 15, 1967
Herman Schultz resident 60 years
Funeral services for Herman J. Schultz, 70, a resident of Appleton for 60 
years, were held at Trinity Lutheran church, Thursday, Jan. 19, with Rev. 
Lyle Rusert officiating.
Mr. Schultz died at his home Jan. 15.
Pallbearers were Amer Holman, John Busse, Alfred Sachs, Virgil 
Hendrickson, Palmer Torgerson and Hubert Kohler. Military escort was 
provided by the America Legion Post.
Mr. Schultz was born Nov. 1, 1896, at Sisseton, S.D., the son of Herman 
and Anna Schenk Schultz Sr. He was united in marriage to Rosa F. Kohler 
June 25, 1922. He was a veteran of World War I and his lifetime 
occupation was that of a painter and decorator.
Surviving are one daughter, Lorraine of St. Louis Park; one son, Robert, 
of Antigo, Wis.; three grandchildren; two brothers, William of Salem, 
Ore., and Fred, of Seattle, Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. John Strohmeyer 
(Ella), of St. Paul, and Mrs. Hans Skytte (Elizabeth), of Lindstrom.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Rosa, one son, Raymond, and two 
brothers, Walter and Arthur, and one sister, in infancy.