Augusta Johanne THEINERT
Obituary
Death of Mrs. Casper Bader
Mrs. Bader died early this morning after a long illness with heart trouble. Mrs. Bader was born in Pittsfield, April 6, 1866. Her maiden name was Augusta Joanna Thinert, one of the eight children of August and Joanna Thinert. She was married Feb. 7, 1883 in Springfield to Caspar Bader, who survives her. Eight children were born to them, who are living. They are Edward of Covington, Ky., George of Fort Humphries, Va., Mrs. Anna Strangford and Charles Bader of Boston, Mrs. O. R. Thayer of Florence, Mrs. J. H. Pratt, Mrs. A. B. Brouillette of Easthampton and Mabel at home. There are eight grand-children; also three brothers and one sister, Herman of Netcong, N. J., William and Edward of Providence, R. I., and Mrs. Fred Slade of Bristol, Ct. Mrs. Bader was a very attractive woman, a neighbor and mother whom it was a pleasure to know. The beautiful plants and flowers all about her home each summer told what sort of woman she was. People liked to pass that way to see the gardens looking so thrifty and bright, and when she was about and working in them to have a word with her. No more than they found right there was needed to tell them that a woman who loved and appreciated all fine and beautiful things was the homemaker there. The funeral will be at the house Friday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock with burial in Brookside cemetery.
Article thanks to Gayle Dorschel Lester
Date: April 23, 1926
Location: Massachusetts
Paper: Springfield Republican
Article type: News Article

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