Son of George Friedrich and Margaret Ideus, both of Germany. Husband of Mildred Friedrich. Survived by his wife; daughter, Mrs. Gladys Hill; sisters, Mrs. Clara Atzerhoffer, Mrs. Louise Mena and Mrs. Johanon Lang; brothers, George, August, Willie, O.J., L. T., C. S., and G. C. Friedrich.
Cause of death: Accidental electrocution.
D.W. Frederick (sic) Electrocuted
D. W. Frederick, 19, W. W. White Road near Highway No. 87, was electrocuted Tuesday morning while repairing a pump at his farm home.
His widow, Mrs. Frederick, reported he had experienced two minor shocks earlier in the morning but had returned to work on the pump.
She said he was holding a pair of pliers at the time of the accident and that she knocked them from his hand when his screams attracted her.
He was pronounced dead on arrival at Robert B. Green hospital.
- San Antonio Light
September 3, 1946
Cause of death: Accidental electrocution.
D.W. Frederick (sic) Electrocuted
D. W. Frederick, 19, W. W. White Road near Highway No. 87, was electrocuted Tuesday morning while repairing a pump at his farm home.
His widow, Mrs. Frederick, reported he had experienced two minor shocks earlier in the morning but had returned to work on the pump.
She said he was holding a pair of pliers at the time of the accident and that she knocked them from his hand when his screams attracted her.
He was pronounced dead on arrival at Robert B. Green hospital.
- San Antonio Light
September 3, 1946
Son of George Friedrich and Margaret Ideus, both of Germany. Husband of Mildred Friedrich. Survived by his wife; daughter, Mrs. Gladys Hill; sisters, Mrs. Clara Atzerhoffer, Mrs. Louise Mena and Mrs. Johanon Lang; brothers, George, August, Willie, O.J., L. T., C. S., and G. C. Friedrich.
Cause of death: Accidental electrocution.
D.W. Frederick (sic) Electrocuted
D. W. Frederick, 19, W. W. White Road near Highway No. 87, was electrocuted Tuesday morning while repairing a pump at his farm home.
His widow, Mrs. Frederick, reported he had experienced two minor shocks earlier in the morning but had returned to work on the pump.
She said he was holding a pair of pliers at the time of the accident and that she knocked them from his hand when his screams attracted her.
He was pronounced dead on arrival at Robert B. Green hospital.
- San Antonio Light
September 3, 1946
Cause of death: Accidental electrocution.
D.W. Frederick (sic) Electrocuted
D. W. Frederick, 19, W. W. White Road near Highway No. 87, was electrocuted Tuesday morning while repairing a pump at his farm home.
His widow, Mrs. Frederick, reported he had experienced two minor shocks earlier in the morning but had returned to work on the pump.
She said he was holding a pair of pliers at the time of the accident and that she knocked them from his hand when his screams attracted her.
He was pronounced dead on arrival at Robert B. Green hospital.
- San Antonio Light
September 3, 1946
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