CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF Rose Lange

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THE CEDAR COUNTY NEWS -  September 1951


Mrs. Louis Lange called by death.

Funeral services today at 9:00 a.m. at St. Michael's church.  

Funeral services for Mrs. Louis Lange, 54, will be conducted at the 
St. Michael's church at 9:00 a.m. Thursday (today). Father George 
Saxon will be celebrant of the Requiem High Mass. Singing will be by 
the Holy Trinity Choir of Hartington. Burial will be in St. Michael's 
cemetery here.

Mrs. Lange, who had been ill two months, passed away at her home here 
late Monday afternoon, September 17. Death was due to a cerebral 
hemorrhage.
Rose Bernadette Meirose, daughter of Frank and Anna Meirose, was born 
January 20, 1897 in Cedar County.  She was married to Louis H. Lange 
on November 24, 1920 at St. Mary Magdalene's Church at Omaha.

Mrs. Lange had lived in Cedar county all her life and had been a 
resident of Coleridge for 14 years.  She was a member of St. Michael's  
Catholic church and St. Michael's Altar Society.

Survivors are her husband Louis; four daughters, Mrs. Fred (Delores) 
Zulian of Tulsa, Okla.,  DelRay of Biloxi, Miss.,  Mrs. Joseph 
(Romaine) Becker, of Hartington, and Ethel of Coleridge; two sons, 
Albin of Washington, Ill. and Gerald of Coleridge;  two sisters, Mrs. 
Theresa Flom of Fordyce, and Mrs. Blanche Laursen of Omaha; two 
brothers, Matt Meirose of Los Angeles, Calif. and Franz Meirose of 
Fordyce; and one granddaughter.

She was preceded in death by two brothers, Theodore and Edward, and 
one sister, who died in infancy.

Pallbearers will be Anthony Haberer, Harold Hoffart, Lyle Thomas, 
Al Brandl, Orlyn Roth, and Leo Felber.

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MAIDEN: Rose Meirose