Greenwood News, 16 April 1937, p. 2
South Side Merchant Is Buried Here Monday
Funeral services for Carl Klink, Indianapolis, south side merchant, were held Monday at the E Gross Funeral Home and interment was in the Greenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Klink's death occurred at the Methodist Hospital Friday. He was a native of Indianapolis and had been a life long resident. Associated with his sisters, he had operated a dry goods store at 1330 South East Street for many years. His wife was the former Frieda Vetter.
Besides the widow he is survived by five sister, Misses Elizabeth Klink, Augusta Klink, Mrs. Conrad Susemichel of Indianapolis, Miss Frieda Klink and Mrs. Myron Lamson of New York.
South Side Merchant Is Buried Here Monday
Funeral services for Carl Klink, Indianapolis, south side merchant, were held Monday at the E Gross Funeral Home and interment was in the Greenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Klink's death occurred at the Methodist Hospital Friday. He was a native of Indianapolis and had been a life long resident. Associated with his sisters, he had operated a dry goods store at 1330 South East Street for many years. His wife was the former Frieda Vetter.
Besides the widow he is survived by five sister, Misses Elizabeth Klink, Augusta Klink, Mrs. Conrad Susemichel of Indianapolis, Miss Frieda Klink and Mrs. Myron Lamson of New York.
Greenwood News, 16 April 1937, p. 2
South Side Merchant Is Buried Here Monday
Funeral services for Carl Klink, Indianapolis, south side merchant, were held Monday at the E Gross Funeral Home and interment was in the Greenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Klink's death occurred at the Methodist Hospital Friday. He was a native of Indianapolis and had been a life long resident. Associated with his sisters, he had operated a dry goods store at 1330 South East Street for many years. His wife was the former Frieda Vetter.
Besides the widow he is survived by five sister, Misses Elizabeth Klink, Augusta Klink, Mrs. Conrad Susemichel of Indianapolis, Miss Frieda Klink and Mrs. Myron Lamson of New York.
South Side Merchant Is Buried Here Monday
Funeral services for Carl Klink, Indianapolis, south side merchant, were held Monday at the E Gross Funeral Home and interment was in the Greenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Klink's death occurred at the Methodist Hospital Friday. He was a native of Indianapolis and had been a life long resident. Associated with his sisters, he had operated a dry goods store at 1330 South East Street for many years. His wife was the former Frieda Vetter.
Besides the widow he is survived by five sister, Misses Elizabeth Klink, Augusta Klink, Mrs. Conrad Susemichel of Indianapolis, Miss Frieda Klink and Mrs. Myron Lamson of New York.
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