Person:Theodore Houser (1)

{geni:occupation} Machinist / Foreman

{geni:about_me} In 1915, they lived at 332 Killea Ave., Fort Wayne, IN. As of 1920, his sister Clara Gebhardt lived nearby, at 318 Killea Ave.

Berg family resource: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~blberg/p300.htm#i8993

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3280243&id=I0438

Ft. Wayne, In. Journal Gazette Nov. 28, 1939 Pg. 2, Col. 1

Bewwery Workers Dies Suddenly Theodore A. Houser, 54, an employee of the Berghoff Brewery, died suddenly at 3;20 o'clock Monday afternood while working at the Berghoff plant, Death ws due to a heart attack according to Dr. Walter Kruse, Allen county coroner, who investigated. The deceased resided at 322 Killiea Ave., Born at Hoagland, he had resided here since 1905. He was a mimber of St. Patrick's Catholic church, the Holly Name Society and Modern Woodmen of American. Survivors include the widow, Agnes; two sons, John J. and Louis Houser of this city; four grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Klingenberger and Mrs. Agnes Carteaux of this city and Mrs. Anna Kennerk of New Haven, and two brothers Charles and Clement Houser of Fort Wayne. The body was removed to Mungoven & Sons mortuary. Funeral serves will be arranged later.

In 1915, they lived at 332 Killea Ave., Fort Wayne, IN. As of 1920, his sister Clara Gebhardt lived nearby, at 318 Killea Ave.

Berg family resource: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~blberg/p300.htm#i8993

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3280243&id=I0438

Ft. Wayne, In. Journal Gazette Nov. 28, 1939 Pg. 2, Col. 1

Bewwery Workers Dies Suddenly Theodore A. Houser, 54, an employee of the Berghoff Brewery, died suddenly at 3;20 o'clock Monday afternood while working at the Berghoff plant, Death ws due to a heart attack according to Dr. Walter Kruse, Allen county coroner, who investigated. The deceased resided at 322 Killiea Ave., Born at Hoagland, he had resided here since 1905. He was a mimber of St. Patrick's Catholic church, the Holly Name Society and Modern Woodmen of American. Survivors include the widow, Agnes; two sons, John J. and Louis Houser of this city; four grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Klingenberger and Mrs. Agnes Carteaux of this city and Mrs. Anna Kennerk of New Haven, and two brothers Charles and Clement Houser of Fort Wayne. The body was removed to Mungoven & Sons mortuary. Funeral serves will be arranged later.

In 1915, they lived at 332 Killea Ave., Fort Wayne, IN. As of 1920, his sister Clara Gebhardt lived nearby, at 318 Killea Ave.

Berg family resource: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~blberg/p300.htm#i8993

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3280243&id=I0438

Ft. Wayne, In. Journal Gazette Nov. 28, 1939 Pg. 2, Col. 1

Bewwery Workers Dies Suddenly Theodore A. Houser, 54, an employee of the Berghoff Brewery, died suddenly at 3;20 o'clock Monday afternood while working at the Berghoff plant, Death ws due to a heart attack according to Dr. Walter Kruse, Allen county coroner, who investigated. The deceased resided at 322 Killiea Ave., Born at Hoagland, he had resided here since 1905. He was a mimber of St. Patrick's Catholic church, the Holly Name Society and Modern Woodmen of American. Survivors include the widow, Agnes; two sons, John J. and Louis Houser of this city; four grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Klingenberger and Mrs. Agnes Carteaux of this city and Mrs. Anna Kennerk of New Haven, and two brothers Charles and Clement Houser of Fort Wayne. The body was removed to Mungoven & Sons mortuary. Funeral serves will be arranged later.