The Life of HERMAN F HOCH
Services for Herman F. Hoch, 59, of 1525 Mondamin Ave., who died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital of a heart ailment, will be at 11:30 a.m. Friday at St. John''s Catholic Church.
Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today at the Caldwell-Brien Funeral Home.
A resident of Des Moines for 40 years, Mr. Hoch was the proprietor of the H. & H. Tire Shop until he retired in June. He had been ill two months.
Mr. Hoch is survived by his wife, Hilda; two daughters, Mrs. Kathleen Rush of Carson City, Nev., and Miss Sheila Hoch of Des Moines; his mother; Mrs. Anna Hoch of Downey, Cal.; two sisters, Mrs. Veronica Radamacher of Bigstone City, S.D., and Mrs. Marie Kerschbaum of Blane, Wash.; seven brothers, Clement and Paul, both of Lacona, Father Matthew C. Hoch of Juneau, Alaska, Alban of Melcher, Henry of Des Moines, Victor of Southgate, Cal., and Otto of Cudahy, Cal., and three grandchildren.
Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today at the Caldwell-Brien Funeral Home.
A resident of Des Moines for 40 years, Mr. Hoch was the proprietor of the H. & H. Tire Shop until he retired in June. He had been ill two months.
Mr. Hoch is survived by his wife, Hilda; two daughters, Mrs. Kathleen Rush of Carson City, Nev., and Miss Sheila Hoch of Des Moines; his mother; Mrs. Anna Hoch of Downey, Cal.; two sisters, Mrs. Veronica Radamacher of Bigstone City, S.D., and Mrs. Marie Kerschbaum of Blane, Wash.; seven brothers, Clement and Paul, both of Lacona, Father Matthew C. Hoch of Juneau, Alaska, Alban of Melcher, Henry of Des Moines, Victor of Southgate, Cal., and Otto of Cudahy, Cal., and three grandchildren.