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Obituary, Barnesville Enterprise - Theodore Hunkler: Funeral services for Theodore B. Hunkler, well known rural resident was held in the Church of the Assumption, Monday morning at 9:30, rev. Father Herman Tague officiating.
Burial was made in Catholic Cemetery in charge of the Campbell Funeral directors. Mr. Hunkler, who had been ill for several months, passed away in the North Wheeling Hospital, Thursday morning, March 12, where he had been a patient for three weeks.
Theodore Benjamin Hunkler, a son of John and Katherine Wagner Hunkler, was born Devember 17, 1871 at Miltonsburg where he grew into manhood, but had lived in this community most of his life, was a farmer and a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
Besides his daughter, Goldie Huinkler, he is survived by three sons: Francis, Otis, and Lawrence, all of the home. He also leaves twelve brothers and sisters: John Hunkler, Mrs. Lena Hamer, North Dakota; Mrs. Clara O'Neil, Alberta, Canada; Oscar Hunkler, Mrs. Celia Howiler, Quaker City; Charles Hunkler, Malaga; Mrs. Albert Wiley, Peoria, Illinois; Mrs. Mary Moore, Wheeling; Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Fred Morris, Cambridge; Mrs. R.B. Berry, El Paso, Texas.
Obituary, Barnesville Enterprise - Theodore Hunkler: Funeral services for Theodore B. Hunkler, well known rural resident was held in the Church of the Assumption, Monday morning at 9:30, rev. Father Herman Tague officiating.
Burial was made in Catholic Cemetery in charge of the Campbell Funeral directors. Mr. Hunkler, who had been ill for several months, passed away in the North Wheeling Hospital, Thursday morning, March 12, where he had been a patient for three weeks.
Theodore Benjamin Hunkler, a son of John and Katherine Wagner Hunkler, was born Devember 17, 1871 at Miltonsburg where he grew into manhood, but had lived in this community most of his life, was a farmer and a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
Besides his daughter, Goldie Huinkler, he is survived by three sons: Francis, Otis, and Lawrence, all of the home. He also leaves twelve brothers and sisters: John Hunkler, Mrs. Lena Hamer, North Dakota; Mrs. Clara O'Neil, Alberta, Canada; Oscar Hunkler, Mrs. Celia Howiler, Quaker City; Charles Hunkler, Malaga; Mrs. Albert Wiley, Peoria, Illinois; Mrs. Mary Moore, Wheeling; Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Fred Morris, Cambridge; Mrs. R.B. Berry, El Paso, Texas.
Obituary, Barnesville Enterprise - Theodore Hunkler: Funeral services for Theodore B. Hunkler, well known rural resident was held in the Church of the Assumption, Monday morning at 9:30, rev. Father Herman Tague officiating.
Burial was made in Catholic Cemetery in charge of the Campbell Funeral directors. Mr. Hunkler, who had been ill for several months, passed away in the North Wheeling Hospital, Thursday morning, March 12, where he had been a patient for three weeks.
Theodore Benjamin Hunkler, a son of John and Katherine Wagner Hunkler, was born Devember 17, 1871 at Miltonsburg where he grew into manhood, but had lived in this community most of his life, was a farmer and a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
Besides his daughter, Goldie Huinkler, he is survived by three sons: Francis, Otis, and Lawrence, all of the home. He also leaves twelve brothers and sisters: John Hunkler, Mrs. Lena Hamer, North Dakota; Mrs. Clara O'Neil, Alberta, Canada; Oscar Hunkler, Mrs. Celia Howiler, Quaker City; Charles Hunkler, Malaga; Mrs. Albert Wiley, Peoria, Illinois; Mrs. Mary Moore, Wheeling; Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Fred Morris, Cambridge; Mrs. R.B. Berry, El Paso, Texas.
Obituary, Barnesville Enterprise - Theodore Hunkler: Funeral services for Theodore B. Hunkler, well known rural resident was held in the Church of the Assumption, Monday morning at 9:30, rev. Father Herman Tague officiating.
Burial was made in Catholic Cemetery in charge of the Campbell Funeral directors. Mr. Hunkler, who had been ill for several months, passed away in the North Wheeling Hospital, Thursday morning, March 12, where he had been a patient for three weeks.
Theodore Benjamin Hunkler, a son of John and Katherine Wagner Hunkler, was born Devember 17, 1871 at Miltonsburg where he grew into manhood, but had lived in this community most of his life, was a farmer and a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
Besides his daughter, Goldie Huinkler, he is survived by three sons: Francis, Otis, and Lawrence, all of the home. He also leaves twelve brothers and sisters: John Hunkler, Mrs. Lena Hamer, North Dakota; Mrs. Clara O'Neil, Alberta, Canada; Oscar Hunkler, Mrs. Celia Howiler, Quaker City; Charles Hunkler, Malaga; Mrs. Albert Wiley, Peoria, Illinois; Mrs. Mary Moore, Wheeling; Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Fred Morris, Cambridge; Mrs. R.B. Berry, El Paso, Texas.
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d. 12 Mar 1942, Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia, USA