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William Boelling Dies,
Venice City Employee
William H. Boelling, a Venice city employee for the past nine years, died at 10:40 p.m. Tuesday, two hours after arrival at St. Elizabeth's Hospital at Belleville.
Mr. Boelling, 64, had been ill for several days but had continued to work. He had been under medical care since Monday. Death was attribute to a heart seizure.
A lifetime Venice resident, Mr. Boelling lived at 1208 Douglas avenue. He was a truck driver for the city, and formerly worked at the old American Car and Foundry plant. He belonged to the Venice City Organization and had been a member of the volunteer fire company for 28 years.
Survivors include his wife, Elsie, a son, William P. Boelling of Venice, three daughters, Mrs. Joe (June) Bussell of Madison and Mrs. Clark (Darlene) Ray and Mrs. Carl (Deloris) Essington of Granite City; a brother Charles H. Boelling of Venice; a sister Mrs. Margaret Achors, Venice; 15 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are given in the obituary column.
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BOELLING, WILLIAM H., 1208 Douglas avenue, Venice. Entered into rest 10:40 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1962, at St Elizabeth's Hospital, Belleville.
Beloved husband of Mrs. Elsie Boelling; dear father of William P. Boelling, Mrs. Darlene Ray, Mrs. June Bussell and Mrs. Deloris Essington; dear brother of Charles H. Boelling and Mrs. Margaret Achors; dear grandfather, great-grandfather.
Services 1 p.m. Saturday Sept. 29, at LAHEY FUERAL HOME, 501 Madison avenue, Madison. Interment Sunset Hill Cemetery.
5 children
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William Boelling Dies,
Venice City Employee
William H. Boelling, a Venice city employee for the past nine years, died at 10:40 p.m. Tuesday, two hours after arrival at St. Elizabeth's Hospital at Belleville.
Mr. Boelling, 64, had been ill for several days but had continued to work. He had been under medical care since Monday. Death was attribute to a heart seizure.
A lifetime Venice resident, Mr. Boelling lived at 1208 Douglas avenue. He was a truck driver for the city, and formerly worked at the old American Car and Foundry plant. He belonged to the Venice City Organization and had been a member of the volunteer fire company for 28 years.
Survivors include his wife, Elsie, a son, William P. Boelling of Venice, three daughters, Mrs. Joe (June) Bussell of Madison and Mrs. Clark (Darlene) Ray and Mrs. Carl (Deloris) Essington of Granite City; a brother Charles H. Boelling of Venice; a sister Mrs. Margaret Achors, Venice; 15 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are given in the obituary column.
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BOELLING, WILLIAM H., 1208 Douglas avenue, Venice. Entered into rest 10:40 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1962, at St Elizabeth's Hospital, Belleville.
Beloved husband of Mrs. Elsie Boelling; dear father of William P. Boelling, Mrs. Darlene Ray, Mrs. June Bussell and Mrs. Deloris Essington; dear brother of Charles H. Boelling and Mrs. Margaret Achors; dear grandfather, great-grandfather.
Services 1 p.m. Saturday Sept. 29, at LAHEY FUERAL HOME, 501 Madison avenue, Madison. Interment Sunset Hill Cemetery.
5 children
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Katherine Wilhelmine Elizabeth Boelling Kinder
1888–1962
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Friedrich Heinrich Jakob Boelling
1890–1910
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William Carl Boelling
1892–1892
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Otto Arthur Kenneth Boelling
1893–1946
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Anna Margaretha Boelling Achor
1894–1972
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Minna Maria Boelling
1901–1901
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Carl Heinrich Boelling
1903–1969
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Ernest Heinrich Boelling
1905–1961
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