W. Walter Schimmel, 50, of Kilmore and a brother of Max Schimmel of Mulberry route 1 and Mrs. John Patchett of Frankfort route 6, died Monday night of shock as the result of a train-ambulance crash at the Main street railroad crossing in Frankfort about 10 o'clock....
Schimmel, who was employed as a building engineer on projects at Purdue university, was a native of Boyleston. He was a member of the Kilmore Methodist church. Surviving with the widow are three daughters; a son; his father; the brother of Mulberry, and three sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Patchett.
The widow formerly was Mary Irene Stewart. They were married in 1928.
The funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon at the Hartman Funeral home, Frankfort. Burial was in the Whiteman cemetery.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, November 13, 1958
Schimmel, who was employed as a building engineer on projects at Purdue university, was a native of Boyleston. He was a member of the Kilmore Methodist church. Surviving with the widow are three daughters; a son; his father; the brother of Mulberry, and three sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Patchett.
The widow formerly was Mary Irene Stewart. They were married in 1928.
The funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon at the Hartman Funeral home, Frankfort. Burial was in the Whiteman cemetery.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, November 13, 1958
W. Walter Schimmel, 50, of Kilmore and a brother of Max Schimmel of Mulberry route 1 and Mrs. John Patchett of Frankfort route 6, died Monday night of shock as the result of a train-ambulance crash at the Main street railroad crossing in Frankfort about 10 o'clock....
Schimmel, who was employed as a building engineer on projects at Purdue university, was a native of Boyleston. He was a member of the Kilmore Methodist church. Surviving with the widow are three daughters; a son; his father; the brother of Mulberry, and three sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Patchett.
The widow formerly was Mary Irene Stewart. They were married in 1928.
The funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon at the Hartman Funeral home, Frankfort. Burial was in the Whiteman cemetery.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, November 13, 1958
Schimmel, who was employed as a building engineer on projects at Purdue university, was a native of Boyleston. He was a member of the Kilmore Methodist church. Surviving with the widow are three daughters; a son; his father; the brother of Mulberry, and three sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Patchett.
The widow formerly was Mary Irene Stewart. They were married in 1928.
The funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon at the Hartman Funeral home, Frankfort. Burial was in the Whiteman cemetery.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, November 13, 1958
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
