Hulda Kuehl 1948
On Saturday last Mrs. Adolph Stoelting received word of the death of her cousin. Mrs. Castor Kuehl of Brillion, who had suffered a stroke just a week before. Mrs. Kuehl, daughter of August and Auguste Krieger was born in Kiel in 1870. She married Castor Kuehl of New Holstein. Several years later they moved to Brillion, where Mr. Kuehl preceded her in death in 1939.
Two sons were born to them: Erwin, who is now in business in Oshkosh, and Edgar, for many years a business representative of the Du Pont de Nemours company of Wilmington, Del., in Sao Paulo, Brazil. For a number of weeks this early winter Edgar and his wife were at home in Brillion with Mrs. Kuehl. They are on their return to Sao Paulo, having set sail from New Orleans on Jan. 2.
Funeral took place on Tuesday, with burial in New Holstein. Attending from Kiel were Adolph Stoelting and daughter, Mrs. Olaf Lee, Henry Burkhardt, and Edgar Schunk, and Miss Frida Krieger of Milwaukee. After the services the following stopped at the Adolph Stoelting home here: Miss Rhoda Dredow of Davenport, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Arno Krueter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nehring of Milwaukee, Miss Dredow and Mrs. Nehring were nieces of the deceased, while Mr. Krueger was her nephew.
On Saturday last Mrs. Adolph Stoelting received word of the death of her cousin. Mrs. Castor Kuehl of Brillion, who had suffered a stroke just a week before. Mrs. Kuehl, daughter of August and Auguste Krieger was born in Kiel in 1870. She married Castor Kuehl of New Holstein. Several years later they moved to Brillion, where Mr. Kuehl preceded her in death in 1939.
Two sons were born to them: Erwin, who is now in business in Oshkosh, and Edgar, for many years a business representative of the Du Pont de Nemours company of Wilmington, Del., in Sao Paulo, Brazil. For a number of weeks this early winter Edgar and his wife were at home in Brillion with Mrs. Kuehl. They are on their return to Sao Paulo, having set sail from New Orleans on Jan. 2.
Funeral took place on Tuesday, with burial in New Holstein. Attending from Kiel were Adolph Stoelting and daughter, Mrs. Olaf Lee, Henry Burkhardt, and Edgar Schunk, and Miss Frida Krieger of Milwaukee. After the services the following stopped at the Adolph Stoelting home here: Miss Rhoda Dredow of Davenport, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Arno Krueter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nehring of Milwaukee, Miss Dredow and Mrs. Nehring were nieces of the deceased, while Mr. Krueger was her nephew.
Hulda Kuehl 1948
On Saturday last Mrs. Adolph Stoelting received word of the death of her cousin. Mrs. Castor Kuehl of Brillion, who had suffered a stroke just a week before. Mrs. Kuehl, daughter of August and Auguste Krieger was born in Kiel in 1870. She married Castor Kuehl of New Holstein. Several years later they moved to Brillion, where Mr. Kuehl preceded her in death in 1939.
Two sons were born to them: Erwin, who is now in business in Oshkosh, and Edgar, for many years a business representative of the Du Pont de Nemours company of Wilmington, Del., in Sao Paulo, Brazil. For a number of weeks this early winter Edgar and his wife were at home in Brillion with Mrs. Kuehl. They are on their return to Sao Paulo, having set sail from New Orleans on Jan. 2.
Funeral took place on Tuesday, with burial in New Holstein. Attending from Kiel were Adolph Stoelting and daughter, Mrs. Olaf Lee, Henry Burkhardt, and Edgar Schunk, and Miss Frida Krieger of Milwaukee. After the services the following stopped at the Adolph Stoelting home here: Miss Rhoda Dredow of Davenport, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Arno Krueter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nehring of Milwaukee, Miss Dredow and Mrs. Nehring were nieces of the deceased, while Mr. Krueger was her nephew.
On Saturday last Mrs. Adolph Stoelting received word of the death of her cousin. Mrs. Castor Kuehl of Brillion, who had suffered a stroke just a week before. Mrs. Kuehl, daughter of August and Auguste Krieger was born in Kiel in 1870. She married Castor Kuehl of New Holstein. Several years later they moved to Brillion, where Mr. Kuehl preceded her in death in 1939.
Two sons were born to them: Erwin, who is now in business in Oshkosh, and Edgar, for many years a business representative of the Du Pont de Nemours company of Wilmington, Del., in Sao Paulo, Brazil. For a number of weeks this early winter Edgar and his wife were at home in Brillion with Mrs. Kuehl. They are on their return to Sao Paulo, having set sail from New Orleans on Jan. 2.
Funeral took place on Tuesday, with burial in New Holstein. Attending from Kiel were Adolph Stoelting and daughter, Mrs. Olaf Lee, Henry Burkhardt, and Edgar Schunk, and Miss Frida Krieger of Milwaukee. After the services the following stopped at the Adolph Stoelting home here: Miss Rhoda Dredow of Davenport, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Arno Krueter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nehring of Milwaukee, Miss Dredow and Mrs. Nehring were nieces of the deceased, while Mr. Krueger was her nephew.
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