According to his death certificate, Pa File No. 65999, Julius was an oil producer and oil well pumper. He died from angina pectoris. His parents were John Amsler, born in Bavaria, Germany and his mother was Christina Brush or Brash, born in Prussia, Germany. Julius died in Elk Twp., Clarion Co., Pa. Julius was interred in this cemetery on July 20, 1932. The informant for the certificate was his son-in-law, Elvin H. Klingensmith of Knox, RD 2.
This information was submitted to me by Paul E Kifer
"Julius C. Amsler, a well-known citizen of Beaver Township, aged 75 years died at
his home on Sunday, July 17, 1932, after an illness of a few days from heart trouble. Although his health had been poor for some
time he seemed to feel as well as usual up to a few days before his death. Mr. Amsler was born in Beaver Township and lived
there practically his entire life. He was always active in anything leading to the welfare or good of the community. His wife survives with one daughter, Mrs. Cora Klingensmith, with whom they made their home. Two sons and a daughter are dead. He is also survived by the following brothers and sister: G. A. Amsler and C. H. Amsler, of Beaver Township; Will, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Ed, of Clarksburg, W. Va., and Mrs. McLean, of Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Amsler was a long devoted member of the Providence M. E. Church of the Shippenville charge. His funeral was held at his home on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m., and interment was made in the Providence Cemetery."
SOURCE: Paul E. Kifer and Pamela Myers-Grewell. “Dearly Departed, 1931-1933, Obituaries from the Clarion Democrat, Clarion Republican, and the Knox Herald Newspapers.” 2012. Print. (with author's permission)
This information was submitted to me by Paul E Kifer
"Julius C. Amsler, a well-known citizen of Beaver Township, aged 75 years died at
his home on Sunday, July 17, 1932, after an illness of a few days from heart trouble. Although his health had been poor for some
time he seemed to feel as well as usual up to a few days before his death. Mr. Amsler was born in Beaver Township and lived
there practically his entire life. He was always active in anything leading to the welfare or good of the community. His wife survives with one daughter, Mrs. Cora Klingensmith, with whom they made their home. Two sons and a daughter are dead. He is also survived by the following brothers and sister: G. A. Amsler and C. H. Amsler, of Beaver Township; Will, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Ed, of Clarksburg, W. Va., and Mrs. McLean, of Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Amsler was a long devoted member of the Providence M. E. Church of the Shippenville charge. His funeral was held at his home on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m., and interment was made in the Providence Cemetery."
SOURCE: Paul E. Kifer and Pamela Myers-Grewell. “Dearly Departed, 1931-1933, Obituaries from the Clarion Democrat, Clarion Republican, and the Knox Herald Newspapers.” 2012. Print. (with author's permission)
According to his death certificate, Pa File No. 65999, Julius was an oil producer and oil well pumper. He died from angina pectoris. His parents were John Amsler, born in Bavaria, Germany and his mother was Christina Brush or Brash, born in Prussia, Germany. Julius died in Elk Twp., Clarion Co., Pa. Julius was interred in this cemetery on July 20, 1932. The informant for the certificate was his son-in-law, Elvin H. Klingensmith of Knox, RD 2.
This information was submitted to me by Paul E Kifer
"Julius C. Amsler, a well-known citizen of Beaver Township, aged 75 years died at
his home on Sunday, July 17, 1932, after an illness of a few days from heart trouble. Although his health had been poor for some
time he seemed to feel as well as usual up to a few days before his death. Mr. Amsler was born in Beaver Township and lived
there practically his entire life. He was always active in anything leading to the welfare or good of the community. His wife survives with one daughter, Mrs. Cora Klingensmith, with whom they made their home. Two sons and a daughter are dead. He is also survived by the following brothers and sister: G. A. Amsler and C. H. Amsler, of Beaver Township; Will, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Ed, of Clarksburg, W. Va., and Mrs. McLean, of Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Amsler was a long devoted member of the Providence M. E. Church of the Shippenville charge. His funeral was held at his home on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m., and interment was made in the Providence Cemetery."
SOURCE: Paul E. Kifer and Pamela Myers-Grewell. “Dearly Departed, 1931-1933, Obituaries from the Clarion Democrat, Clarion Republican, and the Knox Herald Newspapers.” 2012. Print. (with author's permission)
This information was submitted to me by Paul E Kifer
"Julius C. Amsler, a well-known citizen of Beaver Township, aged 75 years died at
his home on Sunday, July 17, 1932, after an illness of a few days from heart trouble. Although his health had been poor for some
time he seemed to feel as well as usual up to a few days before his death. Mr. Amsler was born in Beaver Township and lived
there practically his entire life. He was always active in anything leading to the welfare or good of the community. His wife survives with one daughter, Mrs. Cora Klingensmith, with whom they made their home. Two sons and a daughter are dead. He is also survived by the following brothers and sister: G. A. Amsler and C. H. Amsler, of Beaver Township; Will, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Ed, of Clarksburg, W. Va., and Mrs. McLean, of Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Amsler was a long devoted member of the Providence M. E. Church of the Shippenville charge. His funeral was held at his home on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m., and interment was made in the Providence Cemetery."
SOURCE: Paul E. Kifer and Pamela Myers-Grewell. “Dearly Departed, 1931-1933, Obituaries from the Clarion Democrat, Clarion Republican, and the Knox Herald Newspapers.” 2012. Print. (with author's permission)
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