1-2-1903
Magdelena Weber      

1-2-1903
Frank Clementz        

1-7-1903
George Friemoth        

1-28-1903
Elizabeth Matilda Horstman        

2-5-1903
Jacob Schneider        

2-8-1903
Anna Marie Koester        

3-12-1903
Coletta B. Krupp       

3-17-1903
Teresia Anna Frentzen        

3-26-1903
Charles J. Wannemacher       

5-1-1903
Gertrude Josephine Wurst        

5-2-1903
Sophia Sellet        

5-7-1903
Baltus John Bonholzer        

5-11-1903
John Bender       

5-11-1903
Mary Elizabetha Wannemacher       

5-19-1903
Sophia Sellet        

5-23-1903
Henricus Mittelkamp        
PROVED FATAL.
Henry Mittlekamp Receives Injuries Which Caused Death.
       Henry Mittlekamp, a farmer living near Montana, died at his home Saturday. A little over a week ago Mr.
Mittlekamp and his son were driving home from Ft. Jennings with a load of lumber and the horse frightened.
The lumber was thrown onto Mr. Mittlekamp's body inflicting serious injuries. He lingered in an unconscious
state until death relieved him of his sufferings. The Funeral will be held Tuesday morning from the Ottoville
Catholic church.

5-24-1903
Agnes Lang
Sudden Death Of a Kind Mother Casts a Deep Gloom O’er the Home
WAS ILL ONLY A FEW HOURS.
Mrs. Jos. Lang: Passed Away at Her Home—Congestion of the Brain Cause of Her Demise.
       A deep shadow rests over the home of Jos. Lang, on South Clay street, the wife and mother having
passed to the other shore Sunday evening. Mrs. Lang was apparently in good health until Saturday, when she
complained of a severe headache. Sunday she appeared to be in good health and ate dinner with the family.
At 1:30 o'clock, she was suddenly taken ill, and her condition continued to grow worse until Death conquered
at 8:45 o'clock. Congestion of the brain and heart trouble was the cause of her demise.
      Agnes Schmidt was born at Ottoville, December 8,1863, and at the time of her death was 39 years, 5
months and 17 days old. When but a child, she came to Delphos with her parents and was married to Jos.
Lang June 7, 1881, at Delphos. To them were born six children, all of whom, with the beloved husband,
survive. They are: Laura, Viola, Walter, Arthur, Raymond and Augusta. Several sisters and brothers, one a
sister in a convent in Carroll, Iowa, Joseph Schmidt, of Delphos, Mrs. Martin Noonan, of Lima, and Mrs. Jos.
Frederick, of Mishawaka, Ind., also survive. One half-brother, Ben Bruenning, of Batesville, Ind., and one half
sister, Mrs. Jos. Coffee, of Ft. Wayne, Ind., are also living. Her parents have both preceded her in death.
      She was always a good, kind wife and mother, ever willing to sacrifice every thing for the happiness of her
family, and her sudden death was a great shock to the family. The sympathy of all goes out to the husband
and children in their sad affliction. She was a good Christian woman, a devout member of St. John's church,
and a member of the Sacred Heart League. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning from St. John's
church and the remains laid to rest in the East Side cemetery.

6-13-1903
Edward Henry Rellinger       

6-15-1903
Alphonse Wagener       

6-22-1903
Clarence Edward Nock        

7-19-1903
Anna Elizabetha Brinkman        

7-29-1903
Frank Hoehn        

8-1-1903
Erwin Andreas Wurst        

8-21-1903
Andrew John Allmeier       

9-9-1903
Maria Aemilia Kemper        

9-11-1903
Clara Marie Schimmoeller        

9-20-1903
infant Rekart        

9-25-1903
Francisca Clara Sabatts        

11-20-1903
Joseph A. Byrne        

11-22-1903
John Byrne        

12-11-1903
Paul Schneeg        

12-26-1903
Joseph Wurst