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Frank E. D. “Iceman” Noewer

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Frank E. D. “Iceman” Noewer

Birth
Pennsylvania, USA
Death
1 Jun 1967 (aged 69)
Painesville, Lake County, Ohio, USA
Burial
Highland Hills, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section 3 Lot 5 Tier 20 Grave 22
Memorial ID
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Frank E. D. DeNoewer (5/1898-1967) was born the son of Frank John Denoewer (1869-1913) and Lusina Hill Denoewer Brown (1873-1949). In his sisters obit it said that her brothers; Dewey and Edward, I beleve not finding any other brother with D in their name that his full name was Frank Edward Dewey De Noewer.

His siblings were: Hazel Denoewer Scheid (1/3/1896-1/1970), Cordelia Mae DeNoewer Scheid (1891 - 1955), George John DeNoewer (1894 - 1931), Vida Marie DeNoewer Clark (1897 - 1958), Frank E. D. Denoewer (1898 - 1967), Anna DeNoewer Hitzman (1904 - 1928), Nathan Perry DeNoewer (1905 - 1952), Chester Verne Denoewer (1909 - 1909), Kenneth H DeNoewer (1910 - 1945) and Edward Denoewer (1913 - 1966). Plus, one step-brother; Lester Brown.

He married Helen Jennersy DeNoewer (daughter of Frank and Mary Mouser Jennersy) on 4/15/1925.

Their known children were: Alma Noewer Kerns, Jean Noewer Chrosiak, and Frank R. Noewer.

Frank was a well known wrestler in Cleveland; "Collinwood Ice Man" "Iceman" or "Cleveland ice man", were the titles he used, and other arenas. He worked as a ice peddler and this helped with his upper body build. He was said to be very strong and powerfully built.

Cleveland Plain Dealer 4/20/1929
He had tatooes:
...Frank Noewer the iceman who has pictures of beautiful ladies tattoed on his arms, back and chest...

The Canton Repository, Canton, OH 10/18/1931
WRESTLERS ON STAGE
Frank Noewer the Cleveland iceman who has wrestled here several times during the past two years comes back for more and has drawn as his opponent for the top bout a Pittsburgh husky named Oscar Kohl, who apparently comes of Germanic stock...Noewew specializes in the hedloc and airplane spin, holds...

The Canton Repository, Canton, OH 10/20/1931
FRANK NOEWER PINS KOHL TWICE IN MAT SHOW AT O' DONNELL'S
Frank Noewer, Cleveland wrestling iceman, made it two Canton successes last night when he pinned Oscar ("bituminous") Kohl in the feature exhibition of a mat show at O' Donelll's gym...
Noewer employed a grandslam to flatten the Pennsylvania German in 20 minutes and 10 seconds, but Kohl came back to apply a body scissors for the second fall in six minutes. The iceman slammed Kohl for deciding fall in 13 minutes and 30 seconds.

Cleveland Plain dealer 6/3/1967
DEATH NOTICE
Nower
Frank E. Noewer, beloved husband of the late Helen, father of Alma Kerns, Jean Chrosiak, Frank R., grandfather of nine, brother of Lester Brown, June 1, residence, Mentor, Ohio. Services of Brickman & Sons, Euclid Funeral Home, 21900 Euclid Ave,, Monday June 5, at 1 p.m., internment Highland Park Cemetery, family will receive friends FROM 7-9 P.M. Saturday, 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Sunday.

Photo is from The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland Ohio, Sunday Sept. 5, 1926 issue. The man to the right is Frank carrying ice one 380 pounds on his shoulder and another one fifty pounds in his hand.

There are many articles on him on GeneolgyBank, too many to put them all on here, I tried to give examples.

Thanks to Lois Kowalski, GenealogyBank, and Family. He is my dad's second cousin and my and Lois's third.


Frank E. D. DeNoewer (5/1898-1967) was born the son of Frank John Denoewer (1869-1913) and Lusina Hill Denoewer Brown (1873-1949). In his sisters obit it said that her brothers; Dewey and Edward, I beleve not finding any other brother with D in their name that his full name was Frank Edward Dewey De Noewer.

His siblings were: Hazel Denoewer Scheid (1/3/1896-1/1970), Cordelia Mae DeNoewer Scheid (1891 - 1955), George John DeNoewer (1894 - 1931), Vida Marie DeNoewer Clark (1897 - 1958), Frank E. D. Denoewer (1898 - 1967), Anna DeNoewer Hitzman (1904 - 1928), Nathan Perry DeNoewer (1905 - 1952), Chester Verne Denoewer (1909 - 1909), Kenneth H DeNoewer (1910 - 1945) and Edward Denoewer (1913 - 1966). Plus, one step-brother; Lester Brown.

He married Helen Jennersy DeNoewer (daughter of Frank and Mary Mouser Jennersy) on 4/15/1925.

Their known children were: Alma Noewer Kerns, Jean Noewer Chrosiak, and Frank R. Noewer.

Frank was a well known wrestler in Cleveland; "Collinwood Ice Man" "Iceman" or "Cleveland ice man", were the titles he used, and other arenas. He worked as a ice peddler and this helped with his upper body build. He was said to be very strong and powerfully built.

Cleveland Plain Dealer 4/20/1929
He had tatooes:
...Frank Noewer the iceman who has pictures of beautiful ladies tattoed on his arms, back and chest...

The Canton Repository, Canton, OH 10/18/1931
WRESTLERS ON STAGE
Frank Noewer the Cleveland iceman who has wrestled here several times during the past two years comes back for more and has drawn as his opponent for the top bout a Pittsburgh husky named Oscar Kohl, who apparently comes of Germanic stock...Noewew specializes in the hedloc and airplane spin, holds...

The Canton Repository, Canton, OH 10/20/1931
FRANK NOEWER PINS KOHL TWICE IN MAT SHOW AT O' DONNELL'S
Frank Noewer, Cleveland wrestling iceman, made it two Canton successes last night when he pinned Oscar ("bituminous") Kohl in the feature exhibition of a mat show at O' Donelll's gym...
Noewer employed a grandslam to flatten the Pennsylvania German in 20 minutes and 10 seconds, but Kohl came back to apply a body scissors for the second fall in six minutes. The iceman slammed Kohl for deciding fall in 13 minutes and 30 seconds.

Cleveland Plain dealer 6/3/1967
DEATH NOTICE
Nower
Frank E. Noewer, beloved husband of the late Helen, father of Alma Kerns, Jean Chrosiak, Frank R., grandfather of nine, brother of Lester Brown, June 1, residence, Mentor, Ohio. Services of Brickman & Sons, Euclid Funeral Home, 21900 Euclid Ave,, Monday June 5, at 1 p.m., internment Highland Park Cemetery, family will receive friends FROM 7-9 P.M. Saturday, 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Sunday.

Photo is from The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland Ohio, Sunday Sept. 5, 1926 issue. The man to the right is Frank carrying ice one 380 pounds on his shoulder and another one fifty pounds in his hand.

There are many articles on him on GeneolgyBank, too many to put them all on here, I tried to give examples.

Thanks to Lois Kowalski, GenealogyBank, and Family. He is my dad's second cousin and my and Lois's third.


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