SECTION 6 LOT 59
Working out of 1883-1949 Hamilton County obituaries Binder in Cicero, Hamilton,Indiana LIBRARY as a source without actually seeing any graves
RELATED TO CHARLENE WALTZ, aged 12, I also typed her obit so she is also buried in here.
SUMMARIZATION of important life events, names who are connected to him,
THERE IS TWO ARTICLES on the same page.
Burial occurs at Arcadia
Prof. Ernest Bierman, I.U. Instructor, died at Bloomington
Mary Teal received word, Sunday, from Bloomington, Indiana, announcing the death of her brother-in-law, Pro. Ernest Bierman at his home in that city, Sat night. The body will be taken to Arcadia and the funeral and burial will be taken place there but the time willnot be known until the family receives word from a daughter,Mrs. Donald Stone, of Chicago, who is with her husband, Minnesota on account of his health.
Pro Bierman was an instructor in German in Indiana University for 24 years and an unthority on that language. Gave up his work last fall due to his health and spent some time in Germany. Came home a few weeks ago and thought he was better that he would go back to work. He was employed at his old job only a week when he was taken sick again and pased away Sat nite at the age of 68.
Deceased born in Germany when he was 14 years old. First identified with Salvation Army and when a young man, was also an instructor in the college of upland. Later time, h e met his future wife,Miss Alice Krause, who is sister of Mrs. Eli Stalker, residing near Westfield. Wedding in 1895.
Pro Bierman also taught in Freson, California, some time in Canada. He is survived bythe widow and following children.
Widow
Miss Helen Bierman who is now on tour of the old country
Mrs. Augusta Barbour, of Glenn Eller Ill., Dr. Elizabeth gillispie of cinncinnati, mrs. Donald Stone, of chicago and Aronld and David Bierman of Virginia.
Prof and Mrs Bierman related to the Waltz family around Arcadia. It was second death in the family within 24 hours. Charlene aged 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Waltz, east of Cicero, died at the local hospital Monday morning.
OTHER ARTICLE
SUMMARIZATION
Sept 3 funeral services forPro Ernest Bierman of the German department of Indiana university, Bloomington, were held at Arcadia Tues afternoon and burial took place in the Dunkard cemetery at the edge of town.
Prof Bierman died Sat nite after an illness of a year and half. Born in Stade, Germany June 7, 1863 (someone disagreed and made note on paper that on gravestone it said April 17, 1865)
and came to US at age of 17. (other article said he was at age of 14 so it is not my typo)
Taught at Taylor University, Boston University, and Northwestern Universtiy and received his A.B. degree from Leland Standford Unviersity in 1897 and his A.M. from Indiana Unvieristy in 1907
SURVIVORS
WIDOW ALICE BIERMAN
Mrs. Augusta Barbour of Glen Ellyn, Ill
Miss Helen Bierman, enroute home from Shanghai, China, Dr. Elizabeth Gillispie of cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs Alice Stone, of Chicago and two sons, Aronald and David Bierman, of Hampton, VA, two grandchildren, two sisters, Miss Lena Biermann, of Hanover, Germany and Mrs. Henrietta Gruel, of Bremerhafen, Germany, and Mrs. Paul Palmerton of Bay Side, L.i. and the following sisters in law, Miss Emma Knause and Mrs MS Y Teal (?) of Arcadia (that was how the obit spelled Teal's name), Mrs. Charles Knipp(? one or two letters missing) , of Urbana, Ill and Mrs. Eli Stalker of Westfield and Mrs Orla Tomes of Johnstown, Pa.
Short funeral services at residence i Bloomington Tues morning and was in charge by Rev. T.M. Heaton assisted by Rev. William McFadden after then the body was brought to Arcadia.
Working out of 1883-1949 Hamilton County obituaries Binder in Cicero, Hamilton,Indiana LIBRARY as a source without actually seeing any graves
RELATED TO CHARLENE WALTZ, aged 12, I also typed her obit so she is also buried in here.
SUMMARIZATION of important life events, names who are connected to him,
THERE IS TWO ARTICLES on the same page.
Burial occurs at Arcadia
Prof. Ernest Bierman, I.U. Instructor, died at Bloomington
Mary Teal received word, Sunday, from Bloomington, Indiana, announcing the death of her brother-in-law, Pro. Ernest Bierman at his home in that city, Sat night. The body will be taken to Arcadia and the funeral and burial will be taken place there but the time willnot be known until the family receives word from a daughter,Mrs. Donald Stone, of Chicago, who is with her husband, Minnesota on account of his health.
Pro Bierman was an instructor in German in Indiana University for 24 years and an unthority on that language. Gave up his work last fall due to his health and spent some time in Germany. Came home a few weeks ago and thought he was better that he would go back to work. He was employed at his old job only a week when he was taken sick again and pased away Sat nite at the age of 68.
Deceased born in Germany when he was 14 years old. First identified with Salvation Army and when a young man, was also an instructor in the college of upland. Later time, h e met his future wife,Miss Alice Krause, who is sister of Mrs. Eli Stalker, residing near Westfield. Wedding in 1895.
Pro Bierman also taught in Freson, California, some time in Canada. He is survived bythe widow and following children.
Widow
Miss Helen Bierman who is now on tour of the old country
Mrs. Augusta Barbour, of Glenn Eller Ill., Dr. Elizabeth gillispie of cinncinnati, mrs. Donald Stone, of chicago and Aronld and David Bierman of Virginia.
Prof and Mrs Bierman related to the Waltz family around Arcadia. It was second death in the family within 24 hours. Charlene aged 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Waltz, east of Cicero, died at the local hospital Monday morning.
OTHER ARTICLE
SUMMARIZATION
Sept 3 funeral services forPro Ernest Bierman of the German department of Indiana university, Bloomington, were held at Arcadia Tues afternoon and burial took place in the Dunkard cemetery at the edge of town.
Prof Bierman died Sat nite after an illness of a year and half. Born in Stade, Germany June 7, 1863 (someone disagreed and made note on paper that on gravestone it said April 17, 1865)
and came to US at age of 17. (other article said he was at age of 14 so it is not my typo)
Taught at Taylor University, Boston University, and Northwestern Universtiy and received his A.B. degree from Leland Standford Unviersity in 1897 and his A.M. from Indiana Unvieristy in 1907
SURVIVORS
WIDOW ALICE BIERMAN
Mrs. Augusta Barbour of Glen Ellyn, Ill
Miss Helen Bierman, enroute home from Shanghai, China, Dr. Elizabeth Gillispie of cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs Alice Stone, of Chicago and two sons, Aronald and David Bierman, of Hampton, VA, two grandchildren, two sisters, Miss Lena Biermann, of Hanover, Germany and Mrs. Henrietta Gruel, of Bremerhafen, Germany, and Mrs. Paul Palmerton of Bay Side, L.i. and the following sisters in law, Miss Emma Knause and Mrs MS Y Teal (?) of Arcadia (that was how the obit spelled Teal's name), Mrs. Charles Knipp(? one or two letters missing) , of Urbana, Ill and Mrs. Eli Stalker of Westfield and Mrs Orla Tomes of Johnstown, Pa.
Short funeral services at residence i Bloomington Tues morning and was in charge by Rev. T.M. Heaton assisted by Rev. William McFadden after then the body was brought to Arcadia.
SECTION 6 LOT 59
Working out of 1883-1949 Hamilton County obituaries Binder in Cicero, Hamilton,Indiana LIBRARY as a source without actually seeing any graves
RELATED TO CHARLENE WALTZ, aged 12, I also typed her obit so she is also buried in here.
SUMMARIZATION of important life events, names who are connected to him,
THERE IS TWO ARTICLES on the same page.
Burial occurs at Arcadia
Prof. Ernest Bierman, I.U. Instructor, died at Bloomington
Mary Teal received word, Sunday, from Bloomington, Indiana, announcing the death of her brother-in-law, Pro. Ernest Bierman at his home in that city, Sat night. The body will be taken to Arcadia and the funeral and burial will be taken place there but the time willnot be known until the family receives word from a daughter,Mrs. Donald Stone, of Chicago, who is with her husband, Minnesota on account of his health.
Pro Bierman was an instructor in German in Indiana University for 24 years and an unthority on that language. Gave up his work last fall due to his health and spent some time in Germany. Came home a few weeks ago and thought he was better that he would go back to work. He was employed at his old job only a week when he was taken sick again and pased away Sat nite at the age of 68.
Deceased born in Germany when he was 14 years old. First identified with Salvation Army and when a young man, was also an instructor in the college of upland. Later time, h e met his future wife,Miss Alice Krause, who is sister of Mrs. Eli Stalker, residing near Westfield. Wedding in 1895.
Pro Bierman also taught in Freson, California, some time in Canada. He is survived bythe widow and following children.
Widow
Miss Helen Bierman who is now on tour of the old country
Mrs. Augusta Barbour, of Glenn Eller Ill., Dr. Elizabeth gillispie of cinncinnati, mrs. Donald Stone, of chicago and Aronld and David Bierman of Virginia.
Prof and Mrs Bierman related to the Waltz family around Arcadia. It was second death in the family within 24 hours. Charlene aged 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Waltz, east of Cicero, died at the local hospital Monday morning.
OTHER ARTICLE
SUMMARIZATION
Sept 3 funeral services forPro Ernest Bierman of the German department of Indiana university, Bloomington, were held at Arcadia Tues afternoon and burial took place in the Dunkard cemetery at the edge of town.
Prof Bierman died Sat nite after an illness of a year and half. Born in Stade, Germany June 7, 1863 (someone disagreed and made note on paper that on gravestone it said April 17, 1865)
and came to US at age of 17. (other article said he was at age of 14 so it is not my typo)
Taught at Taylor University, Boston University, and Northwestern Universtiy and received his A.B. degree from Leland Standford Unviersity in 1897 and his A.M. from Indiana Unvieristy in 1907
SURVIVORS
WIDOW ALICE BIERMAN
Mrs. Augusta Barbour of Glen Ellyn, Ill
Miss Helen Bierman, enroute home from Shanghai, China, Dr. Elizabeth Gillispie of cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs Alice Stone, of Chicago and two sons, Aronald and David Bierman, of Hampton, VA, two grandchildren, two sisters, Miss Lena Biermann, of Hanover, Germany and Mrs. Henrietta Gruel, of Bremerhafen, Germany, and Mrs. Paul Palmerton of Bay Side, L.i. and the following sisters in law, Miss Emma Knause and Mrs MS Y Teal (?) of Arcadia (that was how the obit spelled Teal's name), Mrs. Charles Knipp(? one or two letters missing) , of Urbana, Ill and Mrs. Eli Stalker of Westfield and Mrs Orla Tomes of Johnstown, Pa.
Short funeral services at residence i Bloomington Tues morning and was in charge by Rev. T.M. Heaton assisted by Rev. William McFadden after then the body was brought to Arcadia.
Working out of 1883-1949 Hamilton County obituaries Binder in Cicero, Hamilton,Indiana LIBRARY as a source without actually seeing any graves
RELATED TO CHARLENE WALTZ, aged 12, I also typed her obit so she is also buried in here.
SUMMARIZATION of important life events, names who are connected to him,
THERE IS TWO ARTICLES on the same page.
Burial occurs at Arcadia
Prof. Ernest Bierman, I.U. Instructor, died at Bloomington
Mary Teal received word, Sunday, from Bloomington, Indiana, announcing the death of her brother-in-law, Pro. Ernest Bierman at his home in that city, Sat night. The body will be taken to Arcadia and the funeral and burial will be taken place there but the time willnot be known until the family receives word from a daughter,Mrs. Donald Stone, of Chicago, who is with her husband, Minnesota on account of his health.
Pro Bierman was an instructor in German in Indiana University for 24 years and an unthority on that language. Gave up his work last fall due to his health and spent some time in Germany. Came home a few weeks ago and thought he was better that he would go back to work. He was employed at his old job only a week when he was taken sick again and pased away Sat nite at the age of 68.
Deceased born in Germany when he was 14 years old. First identified with Salvation Army and when a young man, was also an instructor in the college of upland. Later time, h e met his future wife,Miss Alice Krause, who is sister of Mrs. Eli Stalker, residing near Westfield. Wedding in 1895.
Pro Bierman also taught in Freson, California, some time in Canada. He is survived bythe widow and following children.
Widow
Miss Helen Bierman who is now on tour of the old country
Mrs. Augusta Barbour, of Glenn Eller Ill., Dr. Elizabeth gillispie of cinncinnati, mrs. Donald Stone, of chicago and Aronld and David Bierman of Virginia.
Prof and Mrs Bierman related to the Waltz family around Arcadia. It was second death in the family within 24 hours. Charlene aged 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Waltz, east of Cicero, died at the local hospital Monday morning.
OTHER ARTICLE
SUMMARIZATION
Sept 3 funeral services forPro Ernest Bierman of the German department of Indiana university, Bloomington, were held at Arcadia Tues afternoon and burial took place in the Dunkard cemetery at the edge of town.
Prof Bierman died Sat nite after an illness of a year and half. Born in Stade, Germany June 7, 1863 (someone disagreed and made note on paper that on gravestone it said April 17, 1865)
and came to US at age of 17. (other article said he was at age of 14 so it is not my typo)
Taught at Taylor University, Boston University, and Northwestern Universtiy and received his A.B. degree from Leland Standford Unviersity in 1897 and his A.M. from Indiana Unvieristy in 1907
SURVIVORS
WIDOW ALICE BIERMAN
Mrs. Augusta Barbour of Glen Ellyn, Ill
Miss Helen Bierman, enroute home from Shanghai, China, Dr. Elizabeth Gillispie of cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs Alice Stone, of Chicago and two sons, Aronald and David Bierman, of Hampton, VA, two grandchildren, two sisters, Miss Lena Biermann, of Hanover, Germany and Mrs. Henrietta Gruel, of Bremerhafen, Germany, and Mrs. Paul Palmerton of Bay Side, L.i. and the following sisters in law, Miss Emma Knause and Mrs MS Y Teal (?) of Arcadia (that was how the obit spelled Teal's name), Mrs. Charles Knipp(? one or two letters missing) , of Urbana, Ill and Mrs. Eli Stalker of Westfield and Mrs Orla Tomes of Johnstown, Pa.
Short funeral services at residence i Bloomington Tues morning and was in charge by Rev. T.M. Heaton assisted by Rev. William McFadden after then the body was brought to Arcadia.
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