Carlton P. Drusendahl was married to Marie K. Weber. They resided on Adelbert Street in Elyria before his death. They had two baby sons that died young and were buried with their father.
To date, only one death certificate has been found for the infant sons. It is for Charles Perry Drusendahl on the death certificate. The date of birth/death is shown as April 14, 1922.
His obituary appeared in the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram on Friday, October 30, 1933:
Carlton Perry Drusendahl, 36, husband of Marie Drusendahl of Adelbert Avenue, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning at 3:25a.m. after a brief illness.
He was born on West Ridge December 26, 1897 and lived his entire life in Lorain County. He was employed at the Western Automatic Company in Elyria, Ohio, and for seven years had been violinist in Cook's Orchestra. He had been married thirteen years.
He was survived by his wife, his father, Charles, and brother Floyd Drusendahl,of this city. Friends may call at the Nichols Funeral Home where services will be held Sunday at 2p.m. with Reverend C. F. Wiseman officiating. Burial will be in So. Murray Ridge Cemetery.
Following her husband's death, Marie Weber Drusendahl married her second husband, Albert B. Limes. No known children were born of this union. Marie Weber Drusendahl Limes was buried with her second husband, Albert B. Limes at the Elmwood Cemetery in Lorain, Ohio.
To date, only one death certificate has been found for the infant sons. It is for Charles Perry Drusendahl on the death certificate. The date of birth/death is shown as April 14, 1922.
His obituary appeared in the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram on Friday, October 30, 1933:
Carlton Perry Drusendahl, 36, husband of Marie Drusendahl of Adelbert Avenue, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning at 3:25a.m. after a brief illness.
He was born on West Ridge December 26, 1897 and lived his entire life in Lorain County. He was employed at the Western Automatic Company in Elyria, Ohio, and for seven years had been violinist in Cook's Orchestra. He had been married thirteen years.
He was survived by his wife, his father, Charles, and brother Floyd Drusendahl,of this city. Friends may call at the Nichols Funeral Home where services will be held Sunday at 2p.m. with Reverend C. F. Wiseman officiating. Burial will be in So. Murray Ridge Cemetery.
Following her husband's death, Marie Weber Drusendahl married her second husband, Albert B. Limes. No known children were born of this union. Marie Weber Drusendahl Limes was buried with her second husband, Albert B. Limes at the Elmwood Cemetery in Lorain, Ohio.
Carlton P. Drusendahl was married to Marie K. Weber. They resided on Adelbert Street in Elyria before his death. They had two baby sons that died young and were buried with their father.
To date, only one death certificate has been found for the infant sons. It is for Charles Perry Drusendahl on the death certificate. The date of birth/death is shown as April 14, 1922.
His obituary appeared in the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram on Friday, October 30, 1933:
Carlton Perry Drusendahl, 36, husband of Marie Drusendahl of Adelbert Avenue, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning at 3:25a.m. after a brief illness.
He was born on West Ridge December 26, 1897 and lived his entire life in Lorain County. He was employed at the Western Automatic Company in Elyria, Ohio, and for seven years had been violinist in Cook's Orchestra. He had been married thirteen years.
He was survived by his wife, his father, Charles, and brother Floyd Drusendahl,of this city. Friends may call at the Nichols Funeral Home where services will be held Sunday at 2p.m. with Reverend C. F. Wiseman officiating. Burial will be in So. Murray Ridge Cemetery.
Following her husband's death, Marie Weber Drusendahl married her second husband, Albert B. Limes. No known children were born of this union. Marie Weber Drusendahl Limes was buried with her second husband, Albert B. Limes at the Elmwood Cemetery in Lorain, Ohio.
To date, only one death certificate has been found for the infant sons. It is for Charles Perry Drusendahl on the death certificate. The date of birth/death is shown as April 14, 1922.
His obituary appeared in the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram on Friday, October 30, 1933:
Carlton Perry Drusendahl, 36, husband of Marie Drusendahl of Adelbert Avenue, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning at 3:25a.m. after a brief illness.
He was born on West Ridge December 26, 1897 and lived his entire life in Lorain County. He was employed at the Western Automatic Company in Elyria, Ohio, and for seven years had been violinist in Cook's Orchestra. He had been married thirteen years.
He was survived by his wife, his father, Charles, and brother Floyd Drusendahl,of this city. Friends may call at the Nichols Funeral Home where services will be held Sunday at 2p.m. with Reverend C. F. Wiseman officiating. Burial will be in So. Murray Ridge Cemetery.
Following her husband's death, Marie Weber Drusendahl married her second husband, Albert B. Limes. No known children were born of this union. Marie Weber Drusendahl Limes was buried with her second husband, Albert B. Limes at the Elmwood Cemetery in Lorain, Ohio.
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