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Herbert A. Baurichter
1891 - 1959
Herbert A. Baurichter, 902 North Second Street, died quite suddenly at
his home. The funeral was held from the Schmutzler Funeral Home with services in St. Henry's
Church. The Very Rev. A. J. Herrmann, V.F., officiated and interment was in the
parish cemetery. There were military rites at the grave.
The parish and Holy
Name Society rosary was said at the funeral home the night before the funeral.
Mr. Baurichter was a retired city mail carrier. He had
been a postal employee for 39 years. He was also a veteran of World War I.
He was born in the town of Milford on
He was married at
Chilton to Regina Schneider on
He was a member of
St. Henry's Catholic Church, the Holy Name Society, Branch No. 120, Catholic
Knights of Wisconsin and the Pitterle-Beadouin Post
No. 189, the American Legion.
“Mr. Baurichter was a familiar figure in the city and his
personality and friendliness won many friends for him. He possessed many
excellent qualities and during his years at the post office here he proved to
be one of the most faithful and conscientious workers.”
SURVIVORS:
Daughter Mrs.
Harry Boyum, this city
Daughter Miss
Florence Baurichter, LaJolla,
Calif.
Son Herbert
E. Baurichter, this city
Son Melvin
Baurichter, Payallup, Wash.
11 grandchildren
Brother Edward
Sister Ella
this city.
PRECEDED IN DEATH:
A grandson and a brother preceded Mr. Baurichter in death.
History of Watertown, Wisconsin