Fred A. Stutz, 52, of 1918 Atwood ave., died today at a hospital after a three months' illness.
Mr. Stutz cam from Milwaukee to Madison in 1920. He had been employed at the Oscar Mayer and Co. plant for 26 years.
Survivors are his wife; four daughters, Mrs. Robert Van Wyk, Appleton; and Alyce, Ruth and Gloria, Madison; two sons, Howard and Donald, Madison, and two grandsons.
The body is at the Gunderson funeral home.
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison WI
May 16, 1946
Page 4
Mr. Stutz cam from Milwaukee to Madison in 1920. He had been employed at the Oscar Mayer and Co. plant for 26 years.
Survivors are his wife; four daughters, Mrs. Robert Van Wyk, Appleton; and Alyce, Ruth and Gloria, Madison; two sons, Howard and Donald, Madison, and two grandsons.
The body is at the Gunderson funeral home.
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison WI
May 16, 1946
Page 4
Fred A. Stutz, 52, of 1918 Atwood ave., died today at a hospital after a three months' illness.
Mr. Stutz cam from Milwaukee to Madison in 1920. He had been employed at the Oscar Mayer and Co. plant for 26 years.
Survivors are his wife; four daughters, Mrs. Robert Van Wyk, Appleton; and Alyce, Ruth and Gloria, Madison; two sons, Howard and Donald, Madison, and two grandsons.
The body is at the Gunderson funeral home.
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison WI
May 16, 1946
Page 4
Mr. Stutz cam from Milwaukee to Madison in 1920. He had been employed at the Oscar Mayer and Co. plant for 26 years.
Survivors are his wife; four daughters, Mrs. Robert Van Wyk, Appleton; and Alyce, Ruth and Gloria, Madison; two sons, Howard and Donald, Madison, and two grandsons.
The body is at the Gunderson funeral home.
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison WI
May 16, 1946
Page 4
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