Mrs. Frieda Augusta Kettler, 58, of 213a Wabash Avenue, died suddenly at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning at the home of her son, Harold Kettler, 1810 Belle Ave. She had been ill 10 days. Death occurred 15 hours after one of her sons, Norman, was married at 6 p.m. Saturday.
Mrs. Kettler was the wife of Edward J. Kettler, who is associated with the Kettler Tool and Die Company, 5a Florida Avenue.
She was born in Belleville October 3, 1889, and was a daughter of Charles and Mary Jungbluth, nee Lang, both natives of Belleville. Her father preceded her in death; her mother resides at 1127 Freeburg Avenue. She married Mr. Kettler here July 27, 1908.
Besides her husband and her mother, she leaves the following children:
Harold Kettler, 1810 Belle Ave
Marion Kettler, 520 E Grant St
Margaret, wife of Edgar Teel, 1809 Belle
Elnore, wife of Alvin Tisch, 119 N 45th St
Mrs. LaVerne Schmidt, East St. Louis, Ill.
Norman Kettler, 222 S 18th St
Robert Kettler, 510 E McKinley St
She also leaves 11 grandchildren and two sisters:
Ida, wife of Frank Fohl, 1011 Caseyville Ave
Pauline, wife of Henry Fohl, 1710 West H St
Two brothers and a sister preceded her in death.
Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday from the Pete Gaerdner Funeral Home to Walnut Hill Cemetery. Rev. M. L. Anderson, pastor of Temple of Truth Church, will officiate.
Belleville News Democrat
[partial obituary]
July 6, 1948
Mrs. Kettler was the wife of Edward J. Kettler, who is associated with the Kettler Tool and Die Company, 5a Florida Avenue.
She was born in Belleville October 3, 1889, and was a daughter of Charles and Mary Jungbluth, nee Lang, both natives of Belleville. Her father preceded her in death; her mother resides at 1127 Freeburg Avenue. She married Mr. Kettler here July 27, 1908.
Besides her husband and her mother, she leaves the following children:
Harold Kettler, 1810 Belle Ave
Marion Kettler, 520 E Grant St
Margaret, wife of Edgar Teel, 1809 Belle
Elnore, wife of Alvin Tisch, 119 N 45th St
Mrs. LaVerne Schmidt, East St. Louis, Ill.
Norman Kettler, 222 S 18th St
Robert Kettler, 510 E McKinley St
She also leaves 11 grandchildren and two sisters:
Ida, wife of Frank Fohl, 1011 Caseyville Ave
Pauline, wife of Henry Fohl, 1710 West H St
Two brothers and a sister preceded her in death.
Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday from the Pete Gaerdner Funeral Home to Walnut Hill Cemetery. Rev. M. L. Anderson, pastor of Temple of Truth Church, will officiate.
Belleville News Democrat
[partial obituary]
July 6, 1948
Mrs. Frieda Augusta Kettler, 58, of 213a Wabash Avenue, died suddenly at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning at the home of her son, Harold Kettler, 1810 Belle Ave. She had been ill 10 days. Death occurred 15 hours after one of her sons, Norman, was married at 6 p.m. Saturday.
Mrs. Kettler was the wife of Edward J. Kettler, who is associated with the Kettler Tool and Die Company, 5a Florida Avenue.
She was born in Belleville October 3, 1889, and was a daughter of Charles and Mary Jungbluth, nee Lang, both natives of Belleville. Her father preceded her in death; her mother resides at 1127 Freeburg Avenue. She married Mr. Kettler here July 27, 1908.
Besides her husband and her mother, she leaves the following children:
Harold Kettler, 1810 Belle Ave
Marion Kettler, 520 E Grant St
Margaret, wife of Edgar Teel, 1809 Belle
Elnore, wife of Alvin Tisch, 119 N 45th St
Mrs. LaVerne Schmidt, East St. Louis, Ill.
Norman Kettler, 222 S 18th St
Robert Kettler, 510 E McKinley St
She also leaves 11 grandchildren and two sisters:
Ida, wife of Frank Fohl, 1011 Caseyville Ave
Pauline, wife of Henry Fohl, 1710 West H St
Two brothers and a sister preceded her in death.
Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday from the Pete Gaerdner Funeral Home to Walnut Hill Cemetery. Rev. M. L. Anderson, pastor of Temple of Truth Church, will officiate.
Belleville News Democrat
[partial obituary]
July 6, 1948
Mrs. Kettler was the wife of Edward J. Kettler, who is associated with the Kettler Tool and Die Company, 5a Florida Avenue.
She was born in Belleville October 3, 1889, and was a daughter of Charles and Mary Jungbluth, nee Lang, both natives of Belleville. Her father preceded her in death; her mother resides at 1127 Freeburg Avenue. She married Mr. Kettler here July 27, 1908.
Besides her husband and her mother, she leaves the following children:
Harold Kettler, 1810 Belle Ave
Marion Kettler, 520 E Grant St
Margaret, wife of Edgar Teel, 1809 Belle
Elnore, wife of Alvin Tisch, 119 N 45th St
Mrs. LaVerne Schmidt, East St. Louis, Ill.
Norman Kettler, 222 S 18th St
Robert Kettler, 510 E McKinley St
She also leaves 11 grandchildren and two sisters:
Ida, wife of Frank Fohl, 1011 Caseyville Ave
Pauline, wife of Henry Fohl, 1710 West H St
Two brothers and a sister preceded her in death.
Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday from the Pete Gaerdner Funeral Home to Walnut Hill Cemetery. Rev. M. L. Anderson, pastor of Temple of Truth Church, will officiate.
Belleville News Democrat
[partial obituary]
July 6, 1948
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