Obit of Mrs. Maggie (ANNEN) HENZE (b.1866 d.1944) Wabasha Co., MN
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Obit Maggie Henze. Lake City Graphic May 11, 1944 page 1.

Mrs. Henze Dies Suddenly at Home

Mrs. Maggie Henze was found dead at her home Tuesday morning by a neighbor, 
Mrs. Emma Danckwart. It is believed that Mrs. Henze, who lived alone, died 
suddenly of a heart attack, as she had been subject to such attacks recently.
Funeral services will be held at 2 pm today (Thursday) from the Methodist 
church with the Rev Herman Knol officiating. Burial will be at Lakewood 
Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Henry Moechnig, Roy Wittenborg, Fred Werner, Fred 
Schmidt, Peter Schafer and John Gamm.
Maggie Annen was born March 26, 1866 at Stockholm, Wisconsin the daughter 
of Joseph and Catherine Annen. She lived on a farm near Stockholm with her 
parents until she was a young woman. After the death of her mother she and 
her father moved to Lake City and purchased a home. After her marriage to 
William Henze of Lake City, they made their home at the residence on North 
Seventh Street, where Mrs. Henze was living at the time of her death. Her 
husband died about 15 years ago.
A member of the Methodist church here, Mrs. Henze was active in the Women's 
organizations and was also an active member of the W C T U.
Survivors are one brother, Joseph Annen of Stockholm, Wisconsin, and a 
niece Mrs. E A Stoddard of Lake City. Several other nieces and nephews 
survive.