CHARLES LODEL
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Charles Lodel, 79, retired Tisch Mills meat market proprietor died this morning at his residence in the village.
Mr. Lodel was born in Carlton, Kewaunee county, in 1861. When a young man he moved to Toronto, Canada, where he opened a butcher shop in 1885. Disposing of his interests there in 1900 he returned to Tisch Mills to open a market which he conducted until 18 months ago, when he retired because of failing health.
Survivors are
four sisters,
*Mrs. Mary Ibs of Sheboygan,
*Mrs. Frank Jentsch, of this city,
*Mrs. Anton Blaha of Two Rivers,
*Mrs. Joseph Urbanek, of Two Creeks;
two brothers,
*Anton, of Ashland,
*Albert of Bayfield.
Manitowoc Herald Times, November 6, 1940.
(edited)
Charles Lodel, 79, retired Tisch Mills meat market proprietor died this morning at his residence in the village.
Mr. Lodel was born in Carlton, Kewaunee county, in 1861. When a young man he moved to Toronto, Canada, where he opened a butcher shop in 1885. Disposing of his interests there in 1900 he returned to Tisch Mills to open a market which he conducted until 18 months ago, when he retired because of failing health.
Survivors are
four sisters,
*Mrs. Mary Ibs of Sheboygan,
*Mrs. Frank Jentsch, of this city,
*Mrs. Anton Blaha of Two Rivers,
*Mrs. Joseph Urbanek, of Two Creeks;
two brothers,
*Anton, of Ashland,
*Albert of Bayfield.
Manitowoc Herald Times, November 6, 1940.
CHARLES LODEL
(edited)
Charles Lodel, 79, retired Tisch Mills meat market proprietor died this morning at his residence in the village.
Mr. Lodel was born in Carlton, Kewaunee county, in 1861. When a young man he moved to Toronto, Canada, where he opened a butcher shop in 1885. Disposing of his interests there in 1900 he returned to Tisch Mills to open a market which he conducted until 18 months ago, when he retired because of failing health.
Survivors are
four sisters,
*Mrs. Mary Ibs of Sheboygan,
*Mrs. Frank Jentsch, of this city,
*Mrs. Anton Blaha of Two Rivers,
*Mrs. Joseph Urbanek, of Two Creeks;
two brothers,
*Anton, of Ashland,
*Albert of Bayfield.
Manitowoc Herald Times, November 6, 1940.
(edited)
Charles Lodel, 79, retired Tisch Mills meat market proprietor died this morning at his residence in the village.
Mr. Lodel was born in Carlton, Kewaunee county, in 1861. When a young man he moved to Toronto, Canada, where he opened a butcher shop in 1885. Disposing of his interests there in 1900 he returned to Tisch Mills to open a market which he conducted until 18 months ago, when he retired because of failing health.
Survivors are
four sisters,
*Mrs. Mary Ibs of Sheboygan,
*Mrs. Frank Jentsch, of this city,
*Mrs. Anton Blaha of Two Rivers,
*Mrs. Joseph Urbanek, of Two Creeks;
two brothers,
*Anton, of Ashland,
*Albert of Bayfield.
Manitowoc Herald Times, November 6, 1940.
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