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In 1938 he and Mrs. Klotz retired and moved into townMr. and Mrs. Klotz were th» parents of eight children, two of whom, Frederick and Elmer, died In infancy. Those remaining besides his wife are four sons Edwin and Lloyd of Fredericksburg; Rev: i Lyle Klotz of BelUomame, Ohio; I and Rev. Alvin Klotz of Waka. j Texas; two daughters, Mrs. O. F. ‘ Schwab of Deerfield, 111. and Mrs. j Adolph Niewoehnar of Sumner and eleven grandchildren. He *1- ’ so leaves two sisters, Mrs. Herman ' Mattke and Mrs. Chris Mase? of Frediericksburg and a. brother*, { Herman Klotz of Sumner. A bro- j ther, Gustav, preceded him in' 1908. ^In reflecting ooflflfte place he made for himself iaf the many years he livede-hwe one I* re-, minded again and again of Hie many qualities - he possessed which endeared him not only to his family and his neighbors butto the community in generalServices will be held Thursday afternoon in the Church of the Brethren at 2:30 o’clock. Rev. D D. Harner will officiate.Mrs. Glen Elliott and Mrs Hamer accompanied by Mrs.,Bert Lamka will sing. The pallbearers will be Herman Karaatz, Floyd Whitcomb, Glen Kittson, Bert Lamka, Jess Bake and Herman Niewoehner.
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Fredericksburg News
Fredericksburg, Iowa, US
Thu, Jul 26, 1951
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