EMIL FEHRING, DR. (d. 1945)
Dr. Fehring, 60, Stricken While At Series Game
Dr. Emil W. Fehring, 60, (photo) Manitowoc chiropodist, was stricken
with a heart attack late Monday afternoon at Wi?gley field in Chicago,
during the 11th inning of the world series game between the Chicago
Clubs and Detroit Tigers. He died a few minutes later in the first aid
station under the grand stand, where he was removed from his reserved
seat in the stand.
Dr. Fehring went to Chicago last Saturday to take in the three world
series games there and planned to return to Manitowoc last night after
the third game. He had suffered a previous coronary heart ailment but
had recovered. Always an enthusiastic baseball fan, he decided to see
the ??? Chicago end of the series this year.
News of the death of Dr. Fehring was contained in a telegram sent to
his wife here last evening. Mrs. Fehring and her son, William Daeke, Jr.
left for Chicago early this morning to return the body to Manitowoc.
Dr. Fehring was born in this city in 1885, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Fehring, II, attended Manitowoc schools and later became a clerk in the
Plankington hotel in Milwaukee and later went to Chicago where he was a
clerk in the ????? House, one of the famous hotels in Chicago's loop, for
many years.
Twenty years ago he became a chiropodist in Chicago, and 15 years ago
returned to Manitowoc to open an office here. In recent years he has had
an office in the Dempsy block, North Eighth street.
In 1928 Dr. Fehring married Mrs. Emma Stock Daeke, widow of William Daeke,
well known Manitowoc merchant. She survives with his mother, Mrs. William
Fehring of this city; step-son, William Dake, Jr., of this city; and two
sisters, Mrs. A.L. Abendschein of Minneapolis and Mrs. R.H. Oestreich of
this city.
The Fehrings reside at 627 North Ninth street.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 P.2
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[d. 10-09-1945 at Chicago, IL/age 60 yrs./bur. on Mrs. Wm. Daeke lot]
Dr. Fehring, 60, Stricken While At Series Game
Dr. Emil W. Fehring, 60, (photo) Manitowoc chiropodist, was stricken
with a heart attack late Monday afternoon at Wi?gley field in Chicago,
during the 11th inning of the world series game between the Chicago
Clubs and Detroit Tigers. He died a few minutes later in the first aid
station under the grand stand, where he was removed from his reserved
seat in the stand.
Dr. Fehring went to Chicago last Saturday to take in the three world
series games there and planned to return to Manitowoc last night after
the third game. He had suffered a previous coronary heart ailment but
had recovered. Always an enthusiastic baseball fan, he decided to see
the ??? Chicago end of the series this year.
News of the death of Dr. Fehring was contained in a telegram sent to
his wife here last evening. Mrs. Fehring and her son, William Daeke, Jr.
left for Chicago early this morning to return the body to Manitowoc.
Dr. Fehring was born in this city in 1885, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Fehring, II, attended Manitowoc schools and later became a clerk in the
Plankington hotel in Milwaukee and later went to Chicago where he was a
clerk in the ????? House, one of the famous hotels in Chicago's loop, for
many years.
Twenty years ago he became a chiropodist in Chicago, and 15 years ago
returned to Manitowoc to open an office here. In recent years he has had
an office in the Dempsy block, North Eighth street.
In 1928 Dr. Fehring married Mrs. Emma Stock Daeke, widow of William Daeke,
well known Manitowoc merchant. She survives with his mother, Mrs. William
Fehring of this city; step-son, William Dake, Jr., of this city; and two
sisters, Mrs. A.L. Abendschein of Minneapolis and Mrs. R.H. Oestreich of
this city.
The Fehrings reside at 627 North Ninth street.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 P.2
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[d. 10-09-1945 at Chicago, IL/age 60 yrs./bur. on Mrs. Wm. Daeke lot]
EMIL FEHRING, DR. (d. 1945)
Dr. Fehring, 60, Stricken While At Series Game
Dr. Emil W. Fehring, 60, (photo) Manitowoc chiropodist, was stricken
with a heart attack late Monday afternoon at Wi?gley field in Chicago,
during the 11th inning of the world series game between the Chicago
Clubs and Detroit Tigers. He died a few minutes later in the first aid
station under the grand stand, where he was removed from his reserved
seat in the stand.
Dr. Fehring went to Chicago last Saturday to take in the three world
series games there and planned to return to Manitowoc last night after
the third game. He had suffered a previous coronary heart ailment but
had recovered. Always an enthusiastic baseball fan, he decided to see
the ??? Chicago end of the series this year.
News of the death of Dr. Fehring was contained in a telegram sent to
his wife here last evening. Mrs. Fehring and her son, William Daeke, Jr.
left for Chicago early this morning to return the body to Manitowoc.
Dr. Fehring was born in this city in 1885, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Fehring, II, attended Manitowoc schools and later became a clerk in the
Plankington hotel in Milwaukee and later went to Chicago where he was a
clerk in the ????? House, one of the famous hotels in Chicago's loop, for
many years.
Twenty years ago he became a chiropodist in Chicago, and 15 years ago
returned to Manitowoc to open an office here. In recent years he has had
an office in the Dempsy block, North Eighth street.
In 1928 Dr. Fehring married Mrs. Emma Stock Daeke, widow of William Daeke,
well known Manitowoc merchant. She survives with his mother, Mrs. William
Fehring of this city; step-son, William Dake, Jr., of this city; and two
sisters, Mrs. A.L. Abendschein of Minneapolis and Mrs. R.H. Oestreich of
this city.
The Fehrings reside at 627 North Ninth street.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 P.2
********
[d. 10-09-1945 at Chicago, IL/age 60 yrs./bur. on Mrs. Wm. Daeke lot]
Dr. Fehring, 60, Stricken While At Series Game
Dr. Emil W. Fehring, 60, (photo) Manitowoc chiropodist, was stricken
with a heart attack late Monday afternoon at Wi?gley field in Chicago,
during the 11th inning of the world series game between the Chicago
Clubs and Detroit Tigers. He died a few minutes later in the first aid
station under the grand stand, where he was removed from his reserved
seat in the stand.
Dr. Fehring went to Chicago last Saturday to take in the three world
series games there and planned to return to Manitowoc last night after
the third game. He had suffered a previous coronary heart ailment but
had recovered. Always an enthusiastic baseball fan, he decided to see
the ??? Chicago end of the series this year.
News of the death of Dr. Fehring was contained in a telegram sent to
his wife here last evening. Mrs. Fehring and her son, William Daeke, Jr.
left for Chicago early this morning to return the body to Manitowoc.
Dr. Fehring was born in this city in 1885, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Fehring, II, attended Manitowoc schools and later became a clerk in the
Plankington hotel in Milwaukee and later went to Chicago where he was a
clerk in the ????? House, one of the famous hotels in Chicago's loop, for
many years.
Twenty years ago he became a chiropodist in Chicago, and 15 years ago
returned to Manitowoc to open an office here. In recent years he has had
an office in the Dempsy block, North Eighth street.
In 1928 Dr. Fehring married Mrs. Emma Stock Daeke, widow of William Daeke,
well known Manitowoc merchant. She survives with his mother, Mrs. William
Fehring of this city; step-son, William Dake, Jr., of this city; and two
sisters, Mrs. A.L. Abendschein of Minneapolis and Mrs. R.H. Oestreich of
this city.
The Fehrings reside at 627 North Ninth street.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 P.2
********
[d. 10-09-1945 at Chicago, IL/age 60 yrs./bur. on Mrs. Wm. Daeke lot]
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