Almanac and year-book for the Reformed Church in the United States . rev. muehlmeier rev. roeck. REV. KURTZ REV. MACKLEY charges in Lambertine, Maytown and Thomas, Pa., and in1892 accepted a call from the Fairfield charge, which heserved until 1902, when, owing to failing health, he retiredfrom the active ministry. His widow survives. Rev. Otto Muehlmeier was born Jan. 18, 1864, at Her-man, Wis. He attended the Mission House College and Sem-inary, graduating therefrom in 1886. He was ordained in1886 by Sheboygan Classis and installed as pastor of the mis-sion at Wausau, Wis. He afterwards serv
Almanac and year-book for the Reformed Church in the United States . rev. muehlmeier rev. roeck. REV. KURTZ REV. MACKLEY charges in Lambertine, Maytown and Thomas, Pa., and in1892 accepted a call from the Fairfield charge, which heserved until 1902, when, owing to failing health, he retiredfrom the active ministry. His widow survives. Rev. Otto Muehlmeier was born Jan. 18, 1864, at Her-man, Wis. He attended the Mission House College and Sem-inary, graduating therefrom in 1886. He was ordained in1886 by Sheboygan Classis and installed as pastor of the mis-sion at Wausau, Wis. He afterwards served for three yearsthe Potter, Wis. charge. For 11 years he acted as Haus-vater at the Mission House. He then returned to Potter,Wis., for 5^ years, and later to the first field he served, Wau-sau, Wis. Because of ill health he resigned and resided atWhitewater, Wis. In 1913 he returned to the MissionHouse to assume his former duties. He died Jan. 3, is survived by his widow, one son and three daughters. Rev. John Roeck was born Nov. 8, 1843 at Kirnbach,Germany. At eleven years of age
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