Born March 23, 1878 Schulan, Germany
Entered Into Rest March 28, 1943 At Home - Manning
Age 65 years, 5 days
Services Held At Ohde Funeral Home March 31, 1943
Clergyman Rev. H.J. Timmer Pastor Presbyterian Church Manilla, Iowa
Interment Manning Cemetery March 31, 1943
Pallbearers: Chris Barten, John Reimers, James Mundt, William Hauschildt, Hans Detlefsen, Julius Rostermundt

August Henry Reichert, 65, died at his home on Third Street Sunday noon after a short illness.

Funeral services are to be at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Ohde Funeral Home, with the Rev. H.T. Timmer, minister of the Manilla Presbyterian Church, officiating. Music will be furnished by a quartet composed of Martha (Mrs. Nick C.) Schrum, Emma (Mrs. Albert) Dietz, Herman C. Pahde and Clifford M. Johnson, accompanied by Bonita (Mrs. Henry W.) Hagedorn.

Burial will be in the Manning Cemetery and pallbearers will be John Reimers, Hans Detlefsen, Julius Rostermundt, William Hauschildt, James Mundt, and Chris Barten.

Mr. Reichert, a retired farmer, was born in Schulan, Germany, March 23, 1878. In 1901, he came to the United States, settling at Remsen, Iowa.

He had been a resident of this community since May 1907. October 30 of the same year he was married to Miss Anna Claussen at Manning.

The couple farmed north of Manning until November 1936, when they purchased a residence in Manning, which has been their home since that time.

Mr. Reichert is survived by his wife; three daughters: Mrs. J.H. Wunder (Louise); Mrs. George Jackson (Elsie) and Mrs. Gordon Wycoff (Hertha), all of Manning; two grandchildren; and one brother, Andrew, in Germany.
Carroll Daily Times Herald, March 29, 1943

August Reichert
Funeral services for August Henry Reichert, 65, will be held from the Ohde Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 o'clock. The Rev. H.T. Temmer of the Manilla Presbyterian church will be in charge of the service. Burial will be in the Manning Cemetery.
He is survived by his widow, three daughters, Mrs. J.H. Wunder, Mrs. George Jackson, and Miss Gordon Wycoff, all of Manning; two grandchildren and a brother in Germany.

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