Louis Fred Aeschliman, zweiter Sohn von Fred und Rose Aeschliman, ward am 1. Mai 1885 zu Davis Coounty, Iowa geboren und starb im Sacred Heart Hospital zu Spokane, Wash. im Alter von 61 J. und 3 Monaten. Als er 2 Jahre alt war ließ sich die Familie in Whitman Co.,
Wash. nieder und er wohnte seither da. Am 14. Febr. 1909 heiratete er Luara Jenkins und 5 Kinder wurden ihnen geboren: Harold, Colfax; Vernon, Spokane; Frau Alfred Schutz, New York; Leland, Spokane; und Floyd, der im Dienst als Infantrist starb.
Der Heimgerufene ward in 1900 in der Colfax Mennonitenkirche getauft und war zeitlebens ein aktrives Glied in verschiedenen Aemtern, wie S. S. Lehrer, Chorleiter, 7 Jahre als Schreiber-Kassier, und Trustee in welchem Amt er 24 Jahre diente. Auch im Gemeinleben war er aktiv und diente in Schulämtern, war Direktor der Telephon Company und der Cemetery Association. Er war aktiv bis er vor 3 Monaten erst nach dem Colfax und dann nach dem Spokane Hospital gebracht wurde. Es überleben ihn seine Gattin, 3 Söhne, 1 Tochter, 3 Enkel, 5 Brüder: Will, Edward, Sam, Ira und John, alle von der Colfax Umgegend, 2
Schwestertn [sic]: Frau Mary Buri, Colfax, und Frau Elmer D. Widmer, Albany, Oregon; 1 Onkel, Ernst Aeschliman, Colfax; und eine Tante, Frau Rose Rubin, Pullman, Wash. Die Begräbnisfeier fand am 3. August in der Mennonitenkirche statt unter der Leitung von Pred. W. Harley King und Mitwirkung des Methodisten-prediger.
Christlicher Bundesbote: 1946 Aug 13 p. 14
English translation by GOOGLE and cousin A. Hertzler
Louis Fred Aeschliman, second son of Fred and Rose Aeschliman, was born on the 1st of May 1885 in Davis County, Iowa and died in Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane, Washington at 61 years and 3 months old.
When he was 2 years old, his family moved down to Whitman County, Washington, where he had lived since then. On the 14th of February 1909, he married Laura Jenkins and 5 children were born: Harold, Colfax; Vernon, Spokane; Mrs. Alfred Schutz, New York; Leland, Spokane; and Floyd, who died serving as an infantryman.
The one who was called home was baptized in 1900 in the Colfax Mennonite Church and was a lifelong active member in different offices, such as S. S. teacher, choir director, 7 years as secretary-treasurer, and trustee, in which office he served for 24 years. Also, he was active in community life and served on school boards, was director of the telephone company and the cemetery association. He was active until 3 months ago, when he went to Colfax, and then afterwards was taken to the Spokane Hospital.
Surviving are his wife, 3 sons, 1 daughter, 3 nephews, 5 brothers: Will, Edward, Sam, Ira and John, all from the Colfax area, 2 sisters: Mrs. Mary Buri, Colfax, and Mrs. Elmer D. Widmer, Albany, Oregon; 1 uncle, Ernst Aeschliman, Colfax; and an aunt, Mrs. Rose Rubin, Pullman, Wash.
The funeral was on the 3rd of August in the Mennonite Church under the leadership of Minister W. Harley King and the participation of the Methodist minister.
Wash. nieder und er wohnte seither da. Am 14. Febr. 1909 heiratete er Luara Jenkins und 5 Kinder wurden ihnen geboren: Harold, Colfax; Vernon, Spokane; Frau Alfred Schutz, New York; Leland, Spokane; und Floyd, der im Dienst als Infantrist starb.
Der Heimgerufene ward in 1900 in der Colfax Mennonitenkirche getauft und war zeitlebens ein aktrives Glied in verschiedenen Aemtern, wie S. S. Lehrer, Chorleiter, 7 Jahre als Schreiber-Kassier, und Trustee in welchem Amt er 24 Jahre diente. Auch im Gemeinleben war er aktiv und diente in Schulämtern, war Direktor der Telephon Company und der Cemetery Association. Er war aktiv bis er vor 3 Monaten erst nach dem Colfax und dann nach dem Spokane Hospital gebracht wurde. Es überleben ihn seine Gattin, 3 Söhne, 1 Tochter, 3 Enkel, 5 Brüder: Will, Edward, Sam, Ira und John, alle von der Colfax Umgegend, 2
Schwestertn [sic]: Frau Mary Buri, Colfax, und Frau Elmer D. Widmer, Albany, Oregon; 1 Onkel, Ernst Aeschliman, Colfax; und eine Tante, Frau Rose Rubin, Pullman, Wash. Die Begräbnisfeier fand am 3. August in der Mennonitenkirche statt unter der Leitung von Pred. W. Harley King und Mitwirkung des Methodisten-prediger.
Christlicher Bundesbote: 1946 Aug 13 p. 14
English translation by GOOGLE and cousin A. Hertzler
Louis Fred Aeschliman, second son of Fred and Rose Aeschliman, was born on the 1st of May 1885 in Davis County, Iowa and died in Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane, Washington at 61 years and 3 months old.
When he was 2 years old, his family moved down to Whitman County, Washington, where he had lived since then. On the 14th of February 1909, he married Laura Jenkins and 5 children were born: Harold, Colfax; Vernon, Spokane; Mrs. Alfred Schutz, New York; Leland, Spokane; and Floyd, who died serving as an infantryman.
The one who was called home was baptized in 1900 in the Colfax Mennonite Church and was a lifelong active member in different offices, such as S. S. teacher, choir director, 7 years as secretary-treasurer, and trustee, in which office he served for 24 years. Also, he was active in community life and served on school boards, was director of the telephone company and the cemetery association. He was active until 3 months ago, when he went to Colfax, and then afterwards was taken to the Spokane Hospital.
Surviving are his wife, 3 sons, 1 daughter, 3 nephews, 5 brothers: Will, Edward, Sam, Ira and John, all from the Colfax area, 2 sisters: Mrs. Mary Buri, Colfax, and Mrs. Elmer D. Widmer, Albany, Oregon; 1 uncle, Ernst Aeschliman, Colfax; and an aunt, Mrs. Rose Rubin, Pullman, Wash.
The funeral was on the 3rd of August in the Mennonite Church under the leadership of Minister W. Harley King and the participation of the Methodist minister.
Louis Fred Aeschliman, zweiter Sohn von Fred und Rose Aeschliman, ward am 1. Mai 1885 zu Davis Coounty, Iowa geboren und starb im Sacred Heart Hospital zu Spokane, Wash. im Alter von 61 J. und 3 Monaten. Als er 2 Jahre alt war ließ sich die Familie in Whitman Co.,
Wash. nieder und er wohnte seither da. Am 14. Febr. 1909 heiratete er Luara Jenkins und 5 Kinder wurden ihnen geboren: Harold, Colfax; Vernon, Spokane; Frau Alfred Schutz, New York; Leland, Spokane; und Floyd, der im Dienst als Infantrist starb.
Der Heimgerufene ward in 1900 in der Colfax Mennonitenkirche getauft und war zeitlebens ein aktrives Glied in verschiedenen Aemtern, wie S. S. Lehrer, Chorleiter, 7 Jahre als Schreiber-Kassier, und Trustee in welchem Amt er 24 Jahre diente. Auch im Gemeinleben war er aktiv und diente in Schulämtern, war Direktor der Telephon Company und der Cemetery Association. Er war aktiv bis er vor 3 Monaten erst nach dem Colfax und dann nach dem Spokane Hospital gebracht wurde. Es überleben ihn seine Gattin, 3 Söhne, 1 Tochter, 3 Enkel, 5 Brüder: Will, Edward, Sam, Ira und John, alle von der Colfax Umgegend, 2
Schwestertn [sic]: Frau Mary Buri, Colfax, und Frau Elmer D. Widmer, Albany, Oregon; 1 Onkel, Ernst Aeschliman, Colfax; und eine Tante, Frau Rose Rubin, Pullman, Wash. Die Begräbnisfeier fand am 3. August in der Mennonitenkirche statt unter der Leitung von Pred. W. Harley King und Mitwirkung des Methodisten-prediger.
Christlicher Bundesbote: 1946 Aug 13 p. 14
English translation by GOOGLE and cousin A. Hertzler
Louis Fred Aeschliman, second son of Fred and Rose Aeschliman, was born on the 1st of May 1885 in Davis County, Iowa and died in Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane, Washington at 61 years and 3 months old.
When he was 2 years old, his family moved down to Whitman County, Washington, where he had lived since then. On the 14th of February 1909, he married Laura Jenkins and 5 children were born: Harold, Colfax; Vernon, Spokane; Mrs. Alfred Schutz, New York; Leland, Spokane; and Floyd, who died serving as an infantryman.
The one who was called home was baptized in 1900 in the Colfax Mennonite Church and was a lifelong active member in different offices, such as S. S. teacher, choir director, 7 years as secretary-treasurer, and trustee, in which office he served for 24 years. Also, he was active in community life and served on school boards, was director of the telephone company and the cemetery association. He was active until 3 months ago, when he went to Colfax, and then afterwards was taken to the Spokane Hospital.
Surviving are his wife, 3 sons, 1 daughter, 3 nephews, 5 brothers: Will, Edward, Sam, Ira and John, all from the Colfax area, 2 sisters: Mrs. Mary Buri, Colfax, and Mrs. Elmer D. Widmer, Albany, Oregon; 1 uncle, Ernst Aeschliman, Colfax; and an aunt, Mrs. Rose Rubin, Pullman, Wash.
The funeral was on the 3rd of August in the Mennonite Church under the leadership of Minister W. Harley King and the participation of the Methodist minister.
Wash. nieder und er wohnte seither da. Am 14. Febr. 1909 heiratete er Luara Jenkins und 5 Kinder wurden ihnen geboren: Harold, Colfax; Vernon, Spokane; Frau Alfred Schutz, New York; Leland, Spokane; und Floyd, der im Dienst als Infantrist starb.
Der Heimgerufene ward in 1900 in der Colfax Mennonitenkirche getauft und war zeitlebens ein aktrives Glied in verschiedenen Aemtern, wie S. S. Lehrer, Chorleiter, 7 Jahre als Schreiber-Kassier, und Trustee in welchem Amt er 24 Jahre diente. Auch im Gemeinleben war er aktiv und diente in Schulämtern, war Direktor der Telephon Company und der Cemetery Association. Er war aktiv bis er vor 3 Monaten erst nach dem Colfax und dann nach dem Spokane Hospital gebracht wurde. Es überleben ihn seine Gattin, 3 Söhne, 1 Tochter, 3 Enkel, 5 Brüder: Will, Edward, Sam, Ira und John, alle von der Colfax Umgegend, 2
Schwestertn [sic]: Frau Mary Buri, Colfax, und Frau Elmer D. Widmer, Albany, Oregon; 1 Onkel, Ernst Aeschliman, Colfax; und eine Tante, Frau Rose Rubin, Pullman, Wash. Die Begräbnisfeier fand am 3. August in der Mennonitenkirche statt unter der Leitung von Pred. W. Harley King und Mitwirkung des Methodisten-prediger.
Christlicher Bundesbote: 1946 Aug 13 p. 14
English translation by GOOGLE and cousin A. Hertzler
Louis Fred Aeschliman, second son of Fred and Rose Aeschliman, was born on the 1st of May 1885 in Davis County, Iowa and died in Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane, Washington at 61 years and 3 months old.
When he was 2 years old, his family moved down to Whitman County, Washington, where he had lived since then. On the 14th of February 1909, he married Laura Jenkins and 5 children were born: Harold, Colfax; Vernon, Spokane; Mrs. Alfred Schutz, New York; Leland, Spokane; and Floyd, who died serving as an infantryman.
The one who was called home was baptized in 1900 in the Colfax Mennonite Church and was a lifelong active member in different offices, such as S. S. teacher, choir director, 7 years as secretary-treasurer, and trustee, in which office he served for 24 years. Also, he was active in community life and served on school boards, was director of the telephone company and the cemetery association. He was active until 3 months ago, when he went to Colfax, and then afterwards was taken to the Spokane Hospital.
Surviving are his wife, 3 sons, 1 daughter, 3 nephews, 5 brothers: Will, Edward, Sam, Ira and John, all from the Colfax area, 2 sisters: Mrs. Mary Buri, Colfax, and Mrs. Elmer D. Widmer, Albany, Oregon; 1 uncle, Ernst Aeschliman, Colfax; and an aunt, Mrs. Rose Rubin, Pullman, Wash.
The funeral was on the 3rd of August in the Mennonite Church under the leadership of Minister W. Harley King and the participation of the Methodist minister.
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