The Stiever Family

Publication: Winona Republican-Herald ; Date:1939 Oct 27 Friday; Section:None; Page Number: 10 Former Plainview Man Fatally Hurt in Detroit Mishap Plainview, Minnesota, USA — (Special to The Republican-Herald) — Arnold John Feils, 29 year old, former resident of this area, died In Detroit, Michigan, USA, Thursday afternoon, 26 October 1939, from injuries he received when he was run over by a truck there last Tuesday, 24 October 1939. He was employed In the automobile industry in the Michigan city of Detroit, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Feils of Plainview, Minnesota, USA, and the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Mat Siebenaler of Plainview, Minnesota, USA. About a month ago, while returning to his work, after a vacation here, he was the driver of an automobile that ran over and killed a nine year old child at Elkhart, Indiana, USA. He was not responsible for the accident, authorities held. Mr. Feils is survived by a wife and a nine week old child. He was married here about two years ago, and was widely known throughout this section. Plainview, Minnesota, USA, relatives had not learned today when the funeral would be held.

Publication: Winona Republican-Herald ; Date:1938 Jun 25; Section:None; Page Number: 12 Mrs. Albert Labiskey and Mrs. Jesse Gleasmer entertained at a parcel shower in honor of Miss Rosetta Siebenaler at the Labiskey home Thursday afternoon. Miss Siebenaler received a large number of gifts. At 5 o'clock a lunch was served. Those from out of the neighborhood attending were Mrs. Clements Siebenaler, Oakwood, Minnesota, USA; Mrs. Oscar Wiley and daughter Mary and Mrs. Wiley, Sr., of East Plainview, Minnesota, USA; Miss Clara Labiskey of Winona, Minnesota, USA; Miss Kronebuch, of Altura, Minnesota, USA; Mrs. Garret Feils, Sr., of Hoosier Ridge, Minnesota, USA: Mrs. Charles Gleasmer and daughter Elsie, Mrs. Daniel Herman and daughter Vera. Mrs. G. D. Labiskey and Mrs. H. C. Marshman, of Plainview, Minnesota, USA; and Mrs. Harry Johnson, of Honey Ridge, Minnesota, USA. Publication: Winona Republican-Herald ; Date:1938 Jun 29; Section:None; Page Number: 3 SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS Rosetta Siebenaler, ArnoId Feils Wed in Plainview Church Plainview, Minnesota, USA. (Spell to The Republican-Herald) — Miss Rosetta Siebenaler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Siebenaler, and Arnold Feils, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garret Feils, were married Tuesday, 28 June 1938, at I0a.m. at St. Joachim’s Catholic church in Plainview, the Rev. T. F. O’Connor reading the nuptial high mass. The bride wore a gown of white satin with princess lines. Her veil was of tulle and fell from a halo effect cap to a long train. She carried an arm bouquet of tea roses with calla lilies In the center. She was attended by Mr. Fills’ sister, Miss Musetta Feils of Rochester who wore a floor length gown of blue marquisette with a large leghorn hat with blue trim and carried an arm bouquet of yellow tea roses. The groom was attended by the bride’s brother, Leo Siebenaler. Clement Siebenaler and Harry Erding were ushers. The bride and bridegroom have lived In the community all their life and will make their home on a farm six miles southeast of here. Publication: Winona Republican-Herald ; Date:1938 Jul 01; Section:None; Page Number: 12 A wedding dinner was served to 60 guests at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Siebenaler, following the marriage of Miss Rosetta Siebenaler and Arnold Feils at 9 a.m. Tuesday, 28 June 1938, at Plainview, Minnesota, USA. The wedding dinner was prepared by Mrs. Gilbert Frisch, Mrs. Clarence Frisch and Mrs. Edward Rivers, Jr. Waitresses were the Misses Rosella Siebenaler, Delphine Rivers, and Ursula and Mildred Kronebusch. In the evening, a reception and dance was held at the Gaymor ballroom, Altura, Minnesota, USA. Decorations were in yellow, white and bl