Funeral Friday #7 ~ Richard J. Schubert Obit

Since I have scanned so many funeral cards and obituary's lately I have decided to post these items on Fridays, hence the title Funeral Friday. Some of these may not actually pertain to my family, however I wish to share what I have as they may be helpful to someone. Unfortunately, most of the newspaper obits do not list a date of print nor the title of the newspaper. I will try to give location and dates that may be helpful as I can.

There was not included a title of the newspaper, nor a date of when this was printed.

Richard J. Schubert

Richard J. Schubert, 80, of

Nevis died Nov. 17, at the 

Veteran's Hospital in Fargo.

He was born February 17 1893

at Albany, Minn., to Herman and

Anne Schubert, atteinded school

at Two Inlets and at the Dun-

woody Institute, Minneapolis,

and married Violet Hanson at 

Wadena on January 15, 1927.

During World War 1, Mr.

Schubert served as a corporal

with Co. M, 324th Infantry.

Employed as a tool and die

maker and carpenter, he lived in

Flint, Mich., from 1925-35, in

Park Rapids from 1935-40, and in 

Minneapolis from 1940-46 when he

moved to Nevis where he lived

since.

Mr. Schubert was a member of

Bethany Lutheran Church and 

American Legion Post No. 532, 

Nevis, the VFW, Nevis Senior

Citizens and Disabled American 

Veterans.

He was preceded in death by

his parents, two sisters and a

brother. Surviving are a 

daughter, Mrs. Milton (Beverly)

Boe of Luverne, Calif.; two sons,

Dr. Harold R. Schubert of Park

Rapids and Donald G Schubert

of St. Paul; four sisters, Mrs.

William Becker of Washington,

Mrs. Ed Becker of Park Rapids,

Mrs. Ann Warhol of Minneapolis

and Mrs. Doris Ostby of Min-

neapolis; two brothers, Ed of

Park Rapids and Herman of 

Sebeka; nine grandchildren and

one great-grandson.

Funeral services were at 3

p.m., Nov. 21 at Bethany

Lutheran Church in Nevis with

the Rev. Robert L. Dahl of-

ficiating.

Music provided was "What a

Friend We Have in Jesus" and

"In times Like These We Need A

Saviour".

Pallbearers were members of

the Nevis Legion Post and

honorary pallbearers were WW1

veterans of the Post.

Interment was in Greenwood

Cemetery, Park Rapids. 

(The above was copied exactly how it was printed)

As of this date and time I do not show a family relationship with this person.

Thanks for stopping by! 

Wishing you success in all of your genealogical treasure hunts!
*UPDATE ~ Richard Schubert and his wife Violet were good friends of my grand uncle Karl Westby and his wife Lillie. 6/28/2010

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