Relatives and friends paid their last respects when funeral services were held on Saturday afternoon at the St. Paul Church in Beecher for Albert A. Fette, 62 years old, father of Ervin Fette, Wood Street, Crete. The Rev. Henry Hoffmeyr officiated at the rites and burial was at St. Paul's cemetery, Beecher.
Mr. Fette, who resided on a farm west of Beecher, died suddenly on Wednesday while seated on a tractor working his land. He was well known in this vicinity, having been a school trustee, vice president of the drainage district and chairman of the board of the St. Paul Lutheran Church.
Survivors include his wife Anna; two sons, one daughter, four sisters, one brother, his step-mother, and several grandchildren.
Chicago Star Publications, page 15, June 17, 1952∼Albert A. Fedde, 62 years old, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon while seated on a tractor on his farm in Will township, tow and one-half miles west of Beecher. He was a school trustee, vice president of the drainage district and chairman of the board of St. Paul's Lutheran church. Final rites are set of 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Hack chapel and at three p.m. at St. Paul's church. The Rev. Henry Hoffmeyr will officiate, and burial will be at St. Paul's Cemetery. Mr. Fedde is survived by his wife, Anna, whom he married 40 years ago last December 24; two sons, Ervin of Crete and Victor of Beecher; one daughter, Miss Margaret Fedde of Beecer; four sisters, Mrs. Lillie Batterman and Mrs. Dena Firnhaber of Beecher. Mrs. Ida Keup of Tinley Park and Mrs. Olga Lewer of Raymondville, TX; one brother, Henry of Clifton, NJ and his step mother Mrs. Meta Fedde of Beecher.
Published in The Star, Chicago Heights, IL. June 13, 1952
Mr. Fette, who resided on a farm west of Beecher, died suddenly on Wednesday while seated on a tractor working his land. He was well known in this vicinity, having been a school trustee, vice president of the drainage district and chairman of the board of the St. Paul Lutheran Church.
Survivors include his wife Anna; two sons, one daughter, four sisters, one brother, his step-mother, and several grandchildren.
Chicago Star Publications, page 15, June 17, 1952∼Albert A. Fedde, 62 years old, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon while seated on a tractor on his farm in Will township, tow and one-half miles west of Beecher. He was a school trustee, vice president of the drainage district and chairman of the board of St. Paul's Lutheran church. Final rites are set of 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Hack chapel and at three p.m. at St. Paul's church. The Rev. Henry Hoffmeyr will officiate, and burial will be at St. Paul's Cemetery. Mr. Fedde is survived by his wife, Anna, whom he married 40 years ago last December 24; two sons, Ervin of Crete and Victor of Beecher; one daughter, Miss Margaret Fedde of Beecer; four sisters, Mrs. Lillie Batterman and Mrs. Dena Firnhaber of Beecher. Mrs. Ida Keup of Tinley Park and Mrs. Olga Lewer of Raymondville, TX; one brother, Henry of Clifton, NJ and his step mother Mrs. Meta Fedde of Beecher.
Published in The Star, Chicago Heights, IL. June 13, 1952
Relatives and friends paid their last respects when funeral services were held on Saturday afternoon at the St. Paul Church in Beecher for Albert A. Fette, 62 years old, father of Ervin Fette, Wood Street, Crete. The Rev. Henry Hoffmeyr officiated at the rites and burial was at St. Paul's cemetery, Beecher.
Mr. Fette, who resided on a farm west of Beecher, died suddenly on Wednesday while seated on a tractor working his land. He was well known in this vicinity, having been a school trustee, vice president of the drainage district and chairman of the board of the St. Paul Lutheran Church.
Survivors include his wife Anna; two sons, one daughter, four sisters, one brother, his step-mother, and several grandchildren.
Chicago Star Publications, page 15, June 17, 1952∼Albert A. Fedde, 62 years old, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon while seated on a tractor on his farm in Will township, tow and one-half miles west of Beecher. He was a school trustee, vice president of the drainage district and chairman of the board of St. Paul's Lutheran church. Final rites are set of 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Hack chapel and at three p.m. at St. Paul's church. The Rev. Henry Hoffmeyr will officiate, and burial will be at St. Paul's Cemetery. Mr. Fedde is survived by his wife, Anna, whom he married 40 years ago last December 24; two sons, Ervin of Crete and Victor of Beecher; one daughter, Miss Margaret Fedde of Beecer; four sisters, Mrs. Lillie Batterman and Mrs. Dena Firnhaber of Beecher. Mrs. Ida Keup of Tinley Park and Mrs. Olga Lewer of Raymondville, TX; one brother, Henry of Clifton, NJ and his step mother Mrs. Meta Fedde of Beecher.
Published in The Star, Chicago Heights, IL. June 13, 1952
Mr. Fette, who resided on a farm west of Beecher, died suddenly on Wednesday while seated on a tractor working his land. He was well known in this vicinity, having been a school trustee, vice president of the drainage district and chairman of the board of the St. Paul Lutheran Church.
Survivors include his wife Anna; two sons, one daughter, four sisters, one brother, his step-mother, and several grandchildren.
Chicago Star Publications, page 15, June 17, 1952∼Albert A. Fedde, 62 years old, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon while seated on a tractor on his farm in Will township, tow and one-half miles west of Beecher. He was a school trustee, vice president of the drainage district and chairman of the board of St. Paul's Lutheran church. Final rites are set of 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Hack chapel and at three p.m. at St. Paul's church. The Rev. Henry Hoffmeyr will officiate, and burial will be at St. Paul's Cemetery. Mr. Fedde is survived by his wife, Anna, whom he married 40 years ago last December 24; two sons, Ervin of Crete and Victor of Beecher; one daughter, Miss Margaret Fedde of Beecer; four sisters, Mrs. Lillie Batterman and Mrs. Dena Firnhaber of Beecher. Mrs. Ida Keup of Tinley Park and Mrs. Olga Lewer of Raymondville, TX; one brother, Henry of Clifton, NJ and his step mother Mrs. Meta Fedde of Beecher.
Published in The Star, Chicago Heights, IL. June 13, 1952
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