Former Kitchener Man Dies
Word was received here by Mrs. John Rumig, that her brother-in-law, Mr. Ward Roedding, died in the hospital at Grand Rapids, Mich., on Monday after an operation, aged 68 years. He formerly resided in Kitchener where he was employed as a draftsman with the Kaufman Rubber Company, before moving to Grand Rapids. He was married to Ann Hummel of Kitchener, who survives him besides one son, George, at home, and one daughter, Mrs. Bud Stacey, of Grand Rapids. The funeral was held at Grand Rapids.
New Hamburg Independent, May 15, 1942
Word was received here by Mrs. John Rumig, that her brother-in-law, Mr. Ward Roedding, died in the hospital at Grand Rapids, Mich., on Monday after an operation, aged 68 years. He formerly resided in Kitchener where he was employed as a draftsman with the Kaufman Rubber Company, before moving to Grand Rapids. He was married to Ann Hummel of Kitchener, who survives him besides one son, George, at home, and one daughter, Mrs. Bud Stacey, of Grand Rapids. The funeral was held at Grand Rapids.
New Hamburg Independent, May 15, 1942
Former Kitchener Man Dies
Word was received here by Mrs. John Rumig, that her brother-in-law, Mr. Ward Roedding, died in the hospital at Grand Rapids, Mich., on Monday after an operation, aged 68 years. He formerly resided in Kitchener where he was employed as a draftsman with the Kaufman Rubber Company, before moving to Grand Rapids. He was married to Ann Hummel of Kitchener, who survives him besides one son, George, at home, and one daughter, Mrs. Bud Stacey, of Grand Rapids. The funeral was held at Grand Rapids.
New Hamburg Independent, May 15, 1942
Word was received here by Mrs. John Rumig, that her brother-in-law, Mr. Ward Roedding, died in the hospital at Grand Rapids, Mich., on Monday after an operation, aged 68 years. He formerly resided in Kitchener where he was employed as a draftsman with the Kaufman Rubber Company, before moving to Grand Rapids. He was married to Ann Hummel of Kitchener, who survives him besides one son, George, at home, and one daughter, Mrs. Bud Stacey, of Grand Rapids. The funeral was held at Grand Rapids.
New Hamburg Independent, May 15, 1942
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