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Bertha & Joseph Steinberger Family
Bertha Zapp Steinberger
Bertha was born in 1881, one of six children born to Christina Bumen and Nicholas Zapp in the scenic river town of Madison Indiana. Bertha's mother, Christina was soft spoken and just a sweet woman that everyone adored. Nicholas was a strong hard-working German man that farmed for a living. Growing up on Michigan Road in Madison, life was good for Bertha. She was a remarkable woman, graduating high school with honors, she taught school in Madison Indiana. (See "A Heroic Act".) Not long after she began teaching, she met a doctor in Madison who moved to work in the hospital in Logansport, Indiana. Bertha traveled to the Logansport Hospital to train to be a nurse. During this time, she worked as a "candy striper". After working there for a short time, she missed Joe and returned to Madison to marry him. (as told to me in 2001 by Mary Louise Werner, Bertha's daughter)  (Click on images to enlarge, use your back arrow to return.) Bertha Zapp and Joseph Steinberger marry in July, 1905 in Madison Indiana
Mary Louise, Kathryn and Bertha, sisters
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