Kate Louisa (Smith) Klinger was the wife of John Wesley Klinger and mother of 14 Children.
Her obituary was carried in the Reading Eagle newspaper, Berks Co. July 2, 1892. Page 4/4.
Mrs. Kate L. Kilinger, aged 42, wife of John W. Klinger, proprietor of the Neversink Saloon, 1624 Cotton Street (Reading), died at 11:45 am. Mrs. Klinger was taken ill 2 weeks ago with neuralgia which developed into lockjaw. During her illness she was a great sufferer. Her maiden name was Smith and she was born Newport, PA. Her mother, who resides in Harrisburg was with her when she died. The following children survive: George of Harrisburg; Mame, Katie, Annie, Clyde, Owen, Eddie, Earl and Calvin. The following are sisters: Mrs. Maggie Gray, Mrs. Sue Miller ,and Mrs. Jennie Woernle, all of Harrisburg; Mrs. Mary Bressler of Nebraska; and Mrs. Emma Sellers of Steelton.
Deceased was a member of True Americans, Camp no. 17; Pathagorians; and Daughters of America.
Her obituary was carried in the Reading Eagle newspaper, Berks Co. July 2, 1892. Page 4/4.
Mrs. Kate L. Kilinger, aged 42, wife of John W. Klinger, proprietor of the Neversink Saloon, 1624 Cotton Street (Reading), died at 11:45 am. Mrs. Klinger was taken ill 2 weeks ago with neuralgia which developed into lockjaw. During her illness she was a great sufferer. Her maiden name was Smith and she was born Newport, PA. Her mother, who resides in Harrisburg was with her when she died. The following children survive: George of Harrisburg; Mame, Katie, Annie, Clyde, Owen, Eddie, Earl and Calvin. The following are sisters: Mrs. Maggie Gray, Mrs. Sue Miller ,and Mrs. Jennie Woernle, all of Harrisburg; Mrs. Mary Bressler of Nebraska; and Mrs. Emma Sellers of Steelton.
Deceased was a member of True Americans, Camp no. 17; Pathagorians; and Daughters of America.
Kate Louisa (Smith) Klinger was the wife of John Wesley Klinger and mother of 14 Children.
Her obituary was carried in the Reading Eagle newspaper, Berks Co. July 2, 1892. Page 4/4.
Mrs. Kate L. Kilinger, aged 42, wife of John W. Klinger, proprietor of the Neversink Saloon, 1624 Cotton Street (Reading), died at 11:45 am. Mrs. Klinger was taken ill 2 weeks ago with neuralgia which developed into lockjaw. During her illness she was a great sufferer. Her maiden name was Smith and she was born Newport, PA. Her mother, who resides in Harrisburg was with her when she died. The following children survive: George of Harrisburg; Mame, Katie, Annie, Clyde, Owen, Eddie, Earl and Calvin. The following are sisters: Mrs. Maggie Gray, Mrs. Sue Miller ,and Mrs. Jennie Woernle, all of Harrisburg; Mrs. Mary Bressler of Nebraska; and Mrs. Emma Sellers of Steelton.
Deceased was a member of True Americans, Camp no. 17; Pathagorians; and Daughters of America.
Her obituary was carried in the Reading Eagle newspaper, Berks Co. July 2, 1892. Page 4/4.
Mrs. Kate L. Kilinger, aged 42, wife of John W. Klinger, proprietor of the Neversink Saloon, 1624 Cotton Street (Reading), died at 11:45 am. Mrs. Klinger was taken ill 2 weeks ago with neuralgia which developed into lockjaw. During her illness she was a great sufferer. Her maiden name was Smith and she was born Newport, PA. Her mother, who resides in Harrisburg was with her when she died. The following children survive: George of Harrisburg; Mame, Katie, Annie, Clyde, Owen, Eddie, Earl and Calvin. The following are sisters: Mrs. Maggie Gray, Mrs. Sue Miller ,and Mrs. Jennie Woernle, all of Harrisburg; Mrs. Mary Bressler of Nebraska; and Mrs. Emma Sellers of Steelton.
Deceased was a member of True Americans, Camp no. 17; Pathagorians; and Daughters of America.
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