Edward was born on January 19, 1893 in Greenville, Wisconsin. In 1911 he purchased a Watkins route that ran near Stratford. There he met and later married Bertha Harter on June 16, 1915.
Their children included: Magdalena, Dolores (Sister Marita), Edward Leo, Marian, Walter, Roman Aloysius, Florence, Joan, Philip, Jeanette, and Thomas.
In 1917, Ed's wife Bertha started an ice cream parlor from their home, using her own recipe. The business became known as Becher's Ice Cream Parlor, and was located at 213 Elm Street in Stratford. Bertha and Ed ran the parlor from 1917 to 1949.
Ed and Bertha celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1965.
Ed died in 1970 and Bertha died in 1984.
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Their children included: Magdalena, Dolores (Sister Marita), Edward Leo, Marian, Walter, Roman Aloysius, Florence, Joan, Philip, Jeanette, and Thomas.
In 1917, Ed's wife Bertha started an ice cream parlor from their home, using her own recipe. The business became known as Becher's Ice Cream Parlor, and was located at 213 Elm Street in Stratford. Bertha and Ed ran the parlor from 1917 to 1949.
Ed and Bertha celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1965.
Ed died in 1970 and Bertha died in 1984.
Contributed by Willemssen
Edward was born on January 19, 1893 in Greenville, Wisconsin. In 1911 he purchased a Watkins route that ran near Stratford. There he met and later married Bertha Harter on June 16, 1915.
Their children included: Magdalena, Dolores (Sister Marita), Edward Leo, Marian, Walter, Roman Aloysius, Florence, Joan, Philip, Jeanette, and Thomas.
In 1917, Ed's wife Bertha started an ice cream parlor from their home, using her own recipe. The business became known as Becher's Ice Cream Parlor, and was located at 213 Elm Street in Stratford. Bertha and Ed ran the parlor from 1917 to 1949.
Ed and Bertha celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1965.
Ed died in 1970 and Bertha died in 1984.
Contributed by Willemssen
Their children included: Magdalena, Dolores (Sister Marita), Edward Leo, Marian, Walter, Roman Aloysius, Florence, Joan, Philip, Jeanette, and Thomas.
In 1917, Ed's wife Bertha started an ice cream parlor from their home, using her own recipe. The business became known as Becher's Ice Cream Parlor, and was located at 213 Elm Street in Stratford. Bertha and Ed ran the parlor from 1917 to 1949.
Ed and Bertha celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1965.
Ed died in 1970 and Bertha died in 1984.
Contributed by Willemssen
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