He was married to Etelka M. Hundley on March 16, 1910 in Frederick County, Maryland.
According to the World War I draft registration card, he was medium height and slender built with hazel eyes, and brown hair. He was listed as a self-employed merchant.
In the 1920 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor for the U. S. Government, age 35, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 32 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, age 8, born in Maryland.
In the 1930 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor for the U. S. Government, age 45, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 42 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, age 19, born in Maryland.
In the 1940 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor, age 55, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 50 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, a attorney having a private practice, age 29, born in Maryland.
His obituary in The Frederick Post, Frederick, Maryland, Wednesday, February 19, 1964.
Lester M. Culler, husband of Mrs. Eleanor W. Culler of Washington, died last Tuesday at the Wheaton Nursing Home.
Surviving are one son, John L. Culler, and one brother, Paul Z. Culler of Jefferson. Also surviving are one grandson, David Culler of Arlington, Virginia, and one step-son, Willard D. Hubbard of Bethesda. Funeral services were held at the Gawlers Chapel in Washington last Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
According to the World War I draft registration card, he was medium height and slender built with hazel eyes, and brown hair. He was listed as a self-employed merchant.
In the 1920 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor for the U. S. Government, age 35, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 32 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, age 8, born in Maryland.
In the 1930 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor for the U. S. Government, age 45, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 42 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, age 19, born in Maryland.
In the 1940 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor, age 55, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 50 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, a attorney having a private practice, age 29, born in Maryland.
His obituary in The Frederick Post, Frederick, Maryland, Wednesday, February 19, 1964.
Lester M. Culler, husband of Mrs. Eleanor W. Culler of Washington, died last Tuesday at the Wheaton Nursing Home.
Surviving are one son, John L. Culler, and one brother, Paul Z. Culler of Jefferson. Also surviving are one grandson, David Culler of Arlington, Virginia, and one step-son, Willard D. Hubbard of Bethesda. Funeral services were held at the Gawlers Chapel in Washington last Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
He was married to Etelka M. Hundley on March 16, 1910 in Frederick County, Maryland.
According to the World War I draft registration card, he was medium height and slender built with hazel eyes, and brown hair. He was listed as a self-employed merchant.
In the 1920 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor for the U. S. Government, age 35, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 32 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, age 8, born in Maryland.
In the 1930 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor for the U. S. Government, age 45, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 42 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, age 19, born in Maryland.
In the 1940 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor, age 55, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 50 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, a attorney having a private practice, age 29, born in Maryland.
His obituary in The Frederick Post, Frederick, Maryland, Wednesday, February 19, 1964.
Lester M. Culler, husband of Mrs. Eleanor W. Culler of Washington, died last Tuesday at the Wheaton Nursing Home.
Surviving are one son, John L. Culler, and one brother, Paul Z. Culler of Jefferson. Also surviving are one grandson, David Culler of Arlington, Virginia, and one step-son, Willard D. Hubbard of Bethesda. Funeral services were held at the Gawlers Chapel in Washington last Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
According to the World War I draft registration card, he was medium height and slender built with hazel eyes, and brown hair. He was listed as a self-employed merchant.
In the 1920 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor for the U. S. Government, age 35, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 32 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, age 8, born in Maryland.
In the 1930 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor for the U. S. Government, age 45, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 42 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, age 19, born in Maryland.
In the 1940 census, Lester and his family were living in Washington, District of Columbia. He was listed as, Lester M. Culler, a auditor, age 55, born in Maryland, and his wife, Etelka H. Culler, age 50 born in Maryland, and their son, John L. Culler, a attorney having a private practice, age 29, born in Maryland.
His obituary in The Frederick Post, Frederick, Maryland, Wednesday, February 19, 1964.
Lester M. Culler, husband of Mrs. Eleanor W. Culler of Washington, died last Tuesday at the Wheaton Nursing Home.
Surviving are one son, John L. Culler, and one brother, Paul Z. Culler of Jefferson. Also surviving are one grandson, David Culler of Arlington, Virginia, and one step-son, Willard D. Hubbard of Bethesda. Funeral services were held at the Gawlers Chapel in Washington last Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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