Clemens Kindle 1878 - 1927

KINDLE, HEMMI

Posted By: Juanita Ryan (email)
Date: 3/2/2009 at 15:59:12

Clem Kimble (sic) is called by Death. Clem Kimble (sic) who had been ailing for the past two months was taken by death at the home, 2400 Windsor this morning. He was born in Germany (sic) June 22, 1881 and came to this city where he had since resided twenty years ago. He was married to Ottila (sic) Hemmi Sept 14. 1910, who, with three sons, John, Louis (sic), and Anthony, all of this city, a sister, Margaret (soc), three brothers, John, George, and Anthony, all of Germany (sic) survive him. A son, Robert passed away seven years ago. His funeral was held Friday from the home to Sacred Heart. Burial was at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.

Dubuque Telegraph Herald, Dubuque, IA, July 27, 1927, page 2.

Clemens Kindle. Remains of C. Kindle were interred Friday. The funeral of Clem Kindle was held this morning from the residence, 2400 Windsor avenue, to Sacred Heart Church. Rev. Boeding officiated at the requiem mass and conducted services at the grave in Mt. Calvary. The casket was supported by Leo Frommelt, Jos. Duertscher (sic), Henry Entringer, John Hoell, Val Finter, and Louis Metz. Out of town people at the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hemmi and daughter of Dayton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hemmi and son of Iowa City, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Hemmi of Kenosha, Wis.

Dubuque Telegraph Herald, Dubuque, IA, July 1927

Submitter Notes: Clemens Kindle was born in Balzers, Liechenstein. Clemens Kindle was the son of Joseph and Carolina Frick Kindle. Clemens was preceded in death by his parents and his son Robert Herman Kindle (1918). Clemens was survived by his wife, Otillia Kindle, two sons, John and Anthony, one daughter, Mary, and three brothers, Georg, Johann, and Anton Kindle (all three brothers lived in Liechenstein).