Obituary: Portage County, Wisconsin: Dollie PODACH 

Stevens Point Daily Journal, 
May 6, 1899 

Death of Miss Dollie Podack 

Miss Dollie Podach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Podach of 322 Jefferson street, died this 
evening at 5 o'clock after a three days' illness with brain fever. She was seventeen years of 
age. 

Stevens Point Daily Journal, 
May 8, 1899 

Dies Very Suddenly 

Miss Wanda Marguerite Podach succumbs to Brain Fever. 

Miss Wanda Marguerite Podach, or as she was more popularly know Miss "Dollie" Podach, died 
at 5 o'clock at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Podach, of 322 Jefferson street. 
She was taken ill Thursday afternoon and complained of pains "all over her". A doctor was 
summoned and under his treatment she so far recovered that she wanted to get up Friday morning. 
In the afternoon, however, her condition became very serious and about 4 o'clock she became 
unconscious and remained in that condition until death. 

The deceased was born in the town of Hull on April 18, 1882, but came to this city when a 
very young girl and has lived here ever since. She attended the public school and was a 
member of the second year class in the high shool when she was forced to give up her work 
last June on account of the continued headaches with which she suffered. She was the third 
child in a family of five children. 

The others are Misses Mamie, Tessie, Evely, and Master Frank. 

The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from St. Stephen's church, Rev. W.J. 
Rice officiating. The pall bearers will be Reinhold Oberlatz, Paul Neuman, Chas. H. Cashin, 
Bert Oberlatz, Joe Frank and Otto Strache.






************************************************************************ 
Submitted by Kathy Grace, <gendiva@charter.net> June 2004    

© All rights reserved. 
http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm 
************************************************************************