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Death of Robert Weber Ends Public Service Career
Robert Weber 64 died at 73 Whitney avenue after more than a decade as an invalid. A Bridgeport native and German activist, he served in three terms as town clerk and helped found the Turn Verein and other civic groups. Survived by wife Lena, two sons Fritz K G and Robert Jr, three daughters, and three grandchildren, his funeral is private with cremation in North Bergen, N J.
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Robert Weber
Whitney Avenue
Weber
Mr. Weber
Wurtem
Germany
Bridgeport
Howe Sewing
Lena Koehler
State Street
Water
Water Street
City
Albert Wintt
Daniel Lesser
Francis J. Freyler
Jacob Huber
Louis Ginand
Joseph
Charles Keller
Frederick Sailer
Charles Hartmann
Fritz Egee
Smith & Bee
Louis Schneider
Turn Verein
Verein
Bridgeport Athletic Club
McMahon & Wren
East Main Street
Pequonnock River
Adams House
Old Country
Old Steeplechase Island
Democratic Party
Thomas P. Taylor
Hugh ‘Stirling
Denis Mulyinsi
Sidney ‘Larkwood
Scheutzen Verein
Scheutzen Park
East End
Concordia Singing Society
St. John’s Hall
Wintter
Society
Madison Avenue
Eagles’ Hall
Madison Hall
Arion Society
Schwaebischer-Maennerchor
Algonquin Club
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
Germania Singing Society
Arion
Schwaebischer-Mannerchor
St. John’s Edge
A. M
Fritz K. G
Robert, Jr
Fairfield Cafe
Freyler
Louis Kutscher, Jr
Clara E
Norma L. Weber
Louis Kutscher
Robert
Flora Norma Kutscher
North Bergen
N. J