Howard Byron Biehl, 35, died Monday evening, August 16, 1954, at Woodward Memorial Hospital in Sandwich at 10:30 p.m.
Mr. Biehl had suffered from an asthmatic condition since he was 2 years old and had frequent attacks. His heart became weakened and he failed to recover from the attack Monday which caused his death.
He was taken to visit his doctor in Waterman Monday morning and suffered an acute attack in the car. The Waterman firemen revived him with their resuscitator and he was taken to Sandwich Hospital. After receiving oxygen most of the day, he seemed to be resting well in the evening. Death came suddenly.
He was born in Hinckley July 2, 1919. the son of Earl and Lena Baie Biehl. He attended Hinckley schools and October 26, 1938 was married to Marjorie Wach of Hinckley at the DeKalb Lutheran Church. Mr. Biehl worked with his father as a painter and at service stations when his health permitted. The family went to Arizona for a season in the hope of finding relief for him, but returned to Hinckley when the climate did not do this.
He is survived by is widow and four children, Linda 14, Sharon 11, Jerry 6, and Steven 4; one sister, Mrs. Ora June Hubert, a brother, Willard of Florida, who with his family was visiting here at the time, and his parents.
Funeral services will be held this Thursday afternoon at the Immanuel Lutheran Church, the Rev. Herbert Stelter officiating. Interment will be in Squaw Grove Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Spencer Michael, Emery Doney, Francis Williams, Charles Boget, Wayne Bickford and Tim Thomas.
Friends may call at the Nash Funeral Home until 10 a.m. this Thursday.
Hinckley Review 8/19/1954
Mr. Biehl had suffered from an asthmatic condition since he was 2 years old and had frequent attacks. His heart became weakened and he failed to recover from the attack Monday which caused his death.
He was taken to visit his doctor in Waterman Monday morning and suffered an acute attack in the car. The Waterman firemen revived him with their resuscitator and he was taken to Sandwich Hospital. After receiving oxygen most of the day, he seemed to be resting well in the evening. Death came suddenly.
He was born in Hinckley July 2, 1919. the son of Earl and Lena Baie Biehl. He attended Hinckley schools and October 26, 1938 was married to Marjorie Wach of Hinckley at the DeKalb Lutheran Church. Mr. Biehl worked with his father as a painter and at service stations when his health permitted. The family went to Arizona for a season in the hope of finding relief for him, but returned to Hinckley when the climate did not do this.
He is survived by is widow and four children, Linda 14, Sharon 11, Jerry 6, and Steven 4; one sister, Mrs. Ora June Hubert, a brother, Willard of Florida, who with his family was visiting here at the time, and his parents.
Funeral services will be held this Thursday afternoon at the Immanuel Lutheran Church, the Rev. Herbert Stelter officiating. Interment will be in Squaw Grove Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Spencer Michael, Emery Doney, Francis Williams, Charles Boget, Wayne Bickford and Tim Thomas.
Friends may call at the Nash Funeral Home until 10 a.m. this Thursday.
Hinckley Review 8/19/1954
Howard Byron Biehl, 35, died Monday evening, August 16, 1954, at Woodward Memorial Hospital in Sandwich at 10:30 p.m.
Mr. Biehl had suffered from an asthmatic condition since he was 2 years old and had frequent attacks. His heart became weakened and he failed to recover from the attack Monday which caused his death.
He was taken to visit his doctor in Waterman Monday morning and suffered an acute attack in the car. The Waterman firemen revived him with their resuscitator and he was taken to Sandwich Hospital. After receiving oxygen most of the day, he seemed to be resting well in the evening. Death came suddenly.
He was born in Hinckley July 2, 1919. the son of Earl and Lena Baie Biehl. He attended Hinckley schools and October 26, 1938 was married to Marjorie Wach of Hinckley at the DeKalb Lutheran Church. Mr. Biehl worked with his father as a painter and at service stations when his health permitted. The family went to Arizona for a season in the hope of finding relief for him, but returned to Hinckley when the climate did not do this.
He is survived by is widow and four children, Linda 14, Sharon 11, Jerry 6, and Steven 4; one sister, Mrs. Ora June Hubert, a brother, Willard of Florida, who with his family was visiting here at the time, and his parents.
Funeral services will be held this Thursday afternoon at the Immanuel Lutheran Church, the Rev. Herbert Stelter officiating. Interment will be in Squaw Grove Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Spencer Michael, Emery Doney, Francis Williams, Charles Boget, Wayne Bickford and Tim Thomas.
Friends may call at the Nash Funeral Home until 10 a.m. this Thursday.
Hinckley Review 8/19/1954
Mr. Biehl had suffered from an asthmatic condition since he was 2 years old and had frequent attacks. His heart became weakened and he failed to recover from the attack Monday which caused his death.
He was taken to visit his doctor in Waterman Monday morning and suffered an acute attack in the car. The Waterman firemen revived him with their resuscitator and he was taken to Sandwich Hospital. After receiving oxygen most of the day, he seemed to be resting well in the evening. Death came suddenly.
He was born in Hinckley July 2, 1919. the son of Earl and Lena Baie Biehl. He attended Hinckley schools and October 26, 1938 was married to Marjorie Wach of Hinckley at the DeKalb Lutheran Church. Mr. Biehl worked with his father as a painter and at service stations when his health permitted. The family went to Arizona for a season in the hope of finding relief for him, but returned to Hinckley when the climate did not do this.
He is survived by is widow and four children, Linda 14, Sharon 11, Jerry 6, and Steven 4; one sister, Mrs. Ora June Hubert, a brother, Willard of Florida, who with his family was visiting here at the time, and his parents.
Funeral services will be held this Thursday afternoon at the Immanuel Lutheran Church, the Rev. Herbert Stelter officiating. Interment will be in Squaw Grove Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Spencer Michael, Emery Doney, Francis Williams, Charles Boget, Wayne Bickford and Tim Thomas.
Friends may call at the Nash Funeral Home until 10 a.m. this Thursday.
Hinckley Review 8/19/1954
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