Bio: Humke, Helen (Marriage - 1901)
Contact: Stan
Surnames: HUMKE ROSSMAN
----Source: Greenwood Gleaner, 07/12/1901
HELEN HUMKE/PAUL R. ROSSMAN MARRIAGE
Paul R. Rossman and Miss Helen Humke, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Humke, were married at 5 o'clock, Thursday afternoon,
July 4, 1901, at the bride's home (Greenwood, Clark County). Rev.
Joseph Schmalz performed the ceremony in the presence of about
fifty relatives and friends. Miss Meda Humke acted as bridesmaid
and Alfred Rossman as best man. A sumptuous supper was served after
the ceremony and dancing indulged in. They were the recipients of a
number of nice presents. On the following day the young couple left
for a week's trip in northern Wisconsin, after which they will be
at home at Herbster, where Mr. Rossman is foreman for the Two
States Hardwood Lumber Co.
Source: Daily Chronicle (Spokane, Washington)
Fire Hits Building
SPOKANE (AP) - Fire raced through three floors of a wooden
apartment building in downtown Spokane, early Wednesday, injuring
two •women—one critically. Carried from the
burning building by firemen, was Helene Rossman, 86. She was
hospitalized in critical condition, and hospital officials said she
apparently suffered smoke inhalation. Also under treatment
for smoke inhalation was Lola Berry, 64.
Both women were residents of the two-story building. Firemen
said all the building's residents were forced onto the street by
the fire which heavily damaged both floors and the basement.
Fire department investigators said the fire apparently started in
the basement, but it's cause had not been determined.
Helene had a first cousin, Theodore Kippenhan (my paternal
grandfather). I've spoken to her granddaughter Joan (nee Honeywell)
Froman who confirmed that Helen did indeed die as the result
of an apartment house fire in Spokane, Washington. Helen was
born in Greenwood and was the sister of Theodore and Arthur
Humke. I admit I forgot to copy the publish date of the
newspaper article. It would have been in January, 1969.
Helen was the widow of Paul
Rossman.
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