PHILIP BACHLER DIES AT BENTON CITY
Philip Bachler died March 21 1932 at the home of his daughter, Mrs Erwin Knowles, at Benton City, after a lingering illness brought on by paralytic strokes. Funeral services were held at 10:30 this morning at Prosser Funeral Home with the Rev. Max Wilson of the Christian church officiating. The body was taken by Witherow and Witherow to the Tahoma cemetery in Yakima for burial beside that of his wife.
Mr. Bachler was born in Corshockton, Ohio, December 25, 1846. With his parents he moved to Neb. at the age of 9, and grew to manhood there following the occupation of farmer.
In 1878 he married Jane Parker. To them were born five children, two of whom are living.
They came to La Grande, Oregon, in 1910 but after the death of his wife the same year he made his home with his daughter, Mrs Knowles. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs E. Knowles of Benton City and Mrs Nettie E. Smith of Pacific Junction, Iowa, and a brother and sister . (Newspaper and date unknown)
(from Don and Scharmal's files)
Philip Bachler died March 21 1932 at the home of his daughter, Mrs Erwin Knowles, at Benton City, after a lingering illness brought on by paralytic strokes. Funeral services were held at 10:30 this morning at Prosser Funeral Home with the Rev. Max Wilson of the Christian church officiating. The body was taken by Witherow and Witherow to the Tahoma cemetery in Yakima for burial beside that of his wife.
Mr. Bachler was born in Corshockton, Ohio, December 25, 1846. With his parents he moved to Neb. at the age of 9, and grew to manhood there following the occupation of farmer.
In 1878 he married Jane Parker. To them were born five children, two of whom are living.
They came to La Grande, Oregon, in 1910 but after the death of his wife the same year he made his home with his daughter, Mrs Knowles. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs E. Knowles of Benton City and Mrs Nettie E. Smith of Pacific Junction, Iowa, and a brother and sister . (Newspaper and date unknown)
(from Don and Scharmal's files)
PHILIP BACHLER DIES AT BENTON CITY
Philip Bachler died March 21 1932 at the home of his daughter, Mrs Erwin Knowles, at Benton City, after a lingering illness brought on by paralytic strokes. Funeral services were held at 10:30 this morning at Prosser Funeral Home with the Rev. Max Wilson of the Christian church officiating. The body was taken by Witherow and Witherow to the Tahoma cemetery in Yakima for burial beside that of his wife.
Mr. Bachler was born in Corshockton, Ohio, December 25, 1846. With his parents he moved to Neb. at the age of 9, and grew to manhood there following the occupation of farmer.
In 1878 he married Jane Parker. To them were born five children, two of whom are living.
They came to La Grande, Oregon, in 1910 but after the death of his wife the same year he made his home with his daughter, Mrs Knowles. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs E. Knowles of Benton City and Mrs Nettie E. Smith of Pacific Junction, Iowa, and a brother and sister . (Newspaper and date unknown)
(from Don and Scharmal's files)
Philip Bachler died March 21 1932 at the home of his daughter, Mrs Erwin Knowles, at Benton City, after a lingering illness brought on by paralytic strokes. Funeral services were held at 10:30 this morning at Prosser Funeral Home with the Rev. Max Wilson of the Christian church officiating. The body was taken by Witherow and Witherow to the Tahoma cemetery in Yakima for burial beside that of his wife.
Mr. Bachler was born in Corshockton, Ohio, December 25, 1846. With his parents he moved to Neb. at the age of 9, and grew to manhood there following the occupation of farmer.
In 1878 he married Jane Parker. To them were born five children, two of whom are living.
They came to La Grande, Oregon, in 1910 but after the death of his wife the same year he made his home with his daughter, Mrs Knowles. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs E. Knowles of Benton City and Mrs Nettie E. Smith of Pacific Junction, Iowa, and a brother and sister . (Newspaper and date unknown)
(from Don and Scharmal's files)
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