George L. "Toddy" Alstat was born in Ora township August 20, 1908.
He was married October 7, 1936, at Ava to Bernice Pugh.
Mr. Alstat was a truck operator and dealer for the Shell Oil Co., until November 1, 1942, when he resigned due to poor health. He was a member of the K. of C. Lodge and the St. Andrew's church. He was a congenial "fellow" and had a host of friends.
The surviving relatives are his wife, Mrs. Vernice Alstat; a son, George Roger, 16 months old; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Alstat, of R.F.D. Vergennes; grandfather, Louis Kuehn, of Elkville; two brothers, Purle of St. Louis and Joe at home, and a sister, Mr. Anna Ebersohl, of Vergennes.
Mr. Alstat drowned in the Big Muddy River near Oakwood farm.
Source: Obituary on file at the Jackson County Historical Society
He was married October 7, 1936, at Ava to Bernice Pugh.
Mr. Alstat was a truck operator and dealer for the Shell Oil Co., until November 1, 1942, when he resigned due to poor health. He was a member of the K. of C. Lodge and the St. Andrew's church. He was a congenial "fellow" and had a host of friends.
The surviving relatives are his wife, Mrs. Vernice Alstat; a son, George Roger, 16 months old; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Alstat, of R.F.D. Vergennes; grandfather, Louis Kuehn, of Elkville; two brothers, Purle of St. Louis and Joe at home, and a sister, Mr. Anna Ebersohl, of Vergennes.
Mr. Alstat drowned in the Big Muddy River near Oakwood farm.
Source: Obituary on file at the Jackson County Historical Society
George L. "Toddy" Alstat was born in Ora township August 20, 1908.
He was married October 7, 1936, at Ava to Bernice Pugh.
Mr. Alstat was a truck operator and dealer for the Shell Oil Co., until November 1, 1942, when he resigned due to poor health. He was a member of the K. of C. Lodge and the St. Andrew's church. He was a congenial "fellow" and had a host of friends.
The surviving relatives are his wife, Mrs. Vernice Alstat; a son, George Roger, 16 months old; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Alstat, of R.F.D. Vergennes; grandfather, Louis Kuehn, of Elkville; two brothers, Purle of St. Louis and Joe at home, and a sister, Mr. Anna Ebersohl, of Vergennes.
Mr. Alstat drowned in the Big Muddy River near Oakwood farm.
Source: Obituary on file at the Jackson County Historical Society
He was married October 7, 1936, at Ava to Bernice Pugh.
Mr. Alstat was a truck operator and dealer for the Shell Oil Co., until November 1, 1942, when he resigned due to poor health. He was a member of the K. of C. Lodge and the St. Andrew's church. He was a congenial "fellow" and had a host of friends.
The surviving relatives are his wife, Mrs. Vernice Alstat; a son, George Roger, 16 months old; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Alstat, of R.F.D. Vergennes; grandfather, Louis Kuehn, of Elkville; two brothers, Purle of St. Louis and Joe at home, and a sister, Mr. Anna Ebersohl, of Vergennes.
Mr. Alstat drowned in the Big Muddy River near Oakwood farm.
Source: Obituary on file at the Jackson County Historical Society
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