Daughter of Eve Catherine Kuntzman & Henry D Schrader. Wife of Joseph T Scheutle.
Mrs. Charlotte “Lottie” Scheutle of Beaver, age 57, in failing health for two years following surgery, wife of Joseph T. Scheutle, 57, died at 2:15 a.m. Monday at her residence here. Born in Beaver on Dec 21, 1890, she had lived her entire in this community. She was the daughter of Henry D and Catherine Kuntzman Schrader. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are three daughters: Mrs. Anna Katherine Remy and Mrs. Edna Lansing, both of Beaver, and Mrs. Ruth Voelker, Route 1; three sisters, Mrs. Gladys Bobst of Beaver, Mrs. Sophie Besch of Centerburg, and Mrs. Bessie Balzer of Bourneville; two brothers, Alvin Schrader of Beaver, and Ed Schrader of Columbus; a half sister, Mrs. Mollie Bobst of Beaver, and two half brothers, William Schrader, Charleston, WV, and Gus Schrader of Washington C.H. A son, Frederick, died in 1927. Mrs. Scheutle was a member of the Beaver UB Church and a charter member of its Ladies Aid society.
Mrs. Charlotte “Lottie” Scheutle of Beaver, age 57, in failing health for two years following surgery, wife of Joseph T. Scheutle, 57, died at 2:15 a.m. Monday at her residence here. Born in Beaver on Dec 21, 1890, she had lived her entire in this community. She was the daughter of Henry D and Catherine Kuntzman Schrader. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are three daughters: Mrs. Anna Katherine Remy and Mrs. Edna Lansing, both of Beaver, and Mrs. Ruth Voelker, Route 1; three sisters, Mrs. Gladys Bobst of Beaver, Mrs. Sophie Besch of Centerburg, and Mrs. Bessie Balzer of Bourneville; two brothers, Alvin Schrader of Beaver, and Ed Schrader of Columbus; a half sister, Mrs. Mollie Bobst of Beaver, and two half brothers, William Schrader, Charleston, WV, and Gus Schrader of Washington C.H. A son, Frederick, died in 1927. Mrs. Scheutle was a member of the Beaver UB Church and a charter member of its Ladies Aid society.
Daughter of Eve Catherine Kuntzman & Henry D Schrader. Wife of Joseph T Scheutle.
Mrs. Charlotte “Lottie” Scheutle of Beaver, age 57, in failing health for two years following surgery, wife of Joseph T. Scheutle, 57, died at 2:15 a.m. Monday at her residence here. Born in Beaver on Dec 21, 1890, she had lived her entire in this community. She was the daughter of Henry D and Catherine Kuntzman Schrader. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are three daughters: Mrs. Anna Katherine Remy and Mrs. Edna Lansing, both of Beaver, and Mrs. Ruth Voelker, Route 1; three sisters, Mrs. Gladys Bobst of Beaver, Mrs. Sophie Besch of Centerburg, and Mrs. Bessie Balzer of Bourneville; two brothers, Alvin Schrader of Beaver, and Ed Schrader of Columbus; a half sister, Mrs. Mollie Bobst of Beaver, and two half brothers, William Schrader, Charleston, WV, and Gus Schrader of Washington C.H. A son, Frederick, died in 1927. Mrs. Scheutle was a member of the Beaver UB Church and a charter member of its Ladies Aid society.
Mrs. Charlotte “Lottie” Scheutle of Beaver, age 57, in failing health for two years following surgery, wife of Joseph T. Scheutle, 57, died at 2:15 a.m. Monday at her residence here. Born in Beaver on Dec 21, 1890, she had lived her entire in this community. She was the daughter of Henry D and Catherine Kuntzman Schrader. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are three daughters: Mrs. Anna Katherine Remy and Mrs. Edna Lansing, both of Beaver, and Mrs. Ruth Voelker, Route 1; three sisters, Mrs. Gladys Bobst of Beaver, Mrs. Sophie Besch of Centerburg, and Mrs. Bessie Balzer of Bourneville; two brothers, Alvin Schrader of Beaver, and Ed Schrader of Columbus; a half sister, Mrs. Mollie Bobst of Beaver, and two half brothers, William Schrader, Charleston, WV, and Gus Schrader of Washington C.H. A son, Frederick, died in 1927. Mrs. Scheutle was a member of the Beaver UB Church and a charter member of its Ladies Aid society.
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