William F. Rueter - Mr William F Rueter, 71 of 1517 South Twelfth died friday afternoon at 4:40 in St Mary, Joseph Hall, St Mary Hospital where he had been a patient since Dec 30.
Mr Rueter was employed for many years by Dick Bros. and Ruff Brueries, and later by Gardner Denver Co., He was a veteran of World War I, a number of the American Legion, and Machinists Local 822. A son of Frank and Carrie Warmker Rueter. He was born in Quincy (July 26 1892). He was married here (Feb 7 1920) to Mary Strieker who died (March 10 1962).
Surviving are three daughters, a son, nine grand children. A sister, Nieces and Nephews. He was preceded in death by a brother, and four sisters Elizabeth, Clara, Bertha, and Annie.
Mr Rueter was employed for many years by Dick Bros. and Ruff Brueries, and later by Gardner Denver Co., He was a veteran of World War I, a number of the American Legion, and Machinists Local 822. A son of Frank and Carrie Warmker Rueter. He was born in Quincy (July 26 1892). He was married here (Feb 7 1920) to Mary Strieker who died (March 10 1962).
Surviving are three daughters, a son, nine grand children. A sister, Nieces and Nephews. He was preceded in death by a brother, and four sisters Elizabeth, Clara, Bertha, and Annie.
William F. Rueter - Mr William F Rueter, 71 of 1517 South Twelfth died friday afternoon at 4:40 in St Mary, Joseph Hall, St Mary Hospital where he had been a patient since Dec 30.
Mr Rueter was employed for many years by Dick Bros. and Ruff Brueries, and later by Gardner Denver Co., He was a veteran of World War I, a number of the American Legion, and Machinists Local 822. A son of Frank and Carrie Warmker Rueter. He was born in Quincy (July 26 1892). He was married here (Feb 7 1920) to Mary Strieker who died (March 10 1962).
Surviving are three daughters, a son, nine grand children. A sister, Nieces and Nephews. He was preceded in death by a brother, and four sisters Elizabeth, Clara, Bertha, and Annie.
Mr Rueter was employed for many years by Dick Bros. and Ruff Brueries, and later by Gardner Denver Co., He was a veteran of World War I, a number of the American Legion, and Machinists Local 822. A son of Frank and Carrie Warmker Rueter. He was born in Quincy (July 26 1892). He was married here (Feb 7 1920) to Mary Strieker who died (March 10 1962).
Surviving are three daughters, a son, nine grand children. A sister, Nieces and Nephews. He was preceded in death by a brother, and four sisters Elizabeth, Clara, Bertha, and Annie.
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