L.W. Kaschner loved music. He could play the violin. He came over to the U.S. from defeated Germany shortly after WWI and the birth of his daughter - Ursula C.(Kaschner) Clark - born in Schoenebeck, Germany 7/26/1922 - and lived with relatives (Damrichs) in New Jersey & Chautauqua(White Hall), PA until he sent for his remaining family. He worked for Bethlehem Steel in PA and NY before he was hired by Babcock & Wilcox and moved to Barberton,OH. He retired to farm life where he built a huge barn and farmed in Salineville, OH. He passed away from a heart attack while building a new house in the hot August sun for his wife and himself across the street from his farm.
L.W. Kaschner loved music. He could play the violin. He came over to the U.S. from defeated Germany shortly after WWI and the birth of his daughter - Ursula C.(Kaschner) Clark - born in Schoenebeck, Germany 7/26/1922 - and lived with relatives (Damrichs) in New Jersey & Chautauqua(White Hall), PA until he sent for his remaining family. He worked for Bethlehem Steel in PA and NY before he was hired by Babcock & Wilcox and moved to Barberton,OH. He retired to farm life where he built a huge barn and farmed in Salineville, OH. He passed away from a heart attack while building a new house in the hot August sun for his wife and himself across the street from his farm.
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