Frank Fred Klaus was a son of Mary (Miller) and Frank Fred Klaus Sr. He was married two times, first to Rose (Fernbach) Klaus, with whom he had 3 children: Adelaide, Dolores & Francis.
After Rose's untimely death, Frank apparently married a woman named Ethel G. (maiden name unknown).
At least at one time, Mr. Klaus was a barber. In his spare time, Frank Klaus made violins (Post Gazette, Mar. 5, 1929 p17 Second Section). The violins sold for more than $450 each in 1929 ($4713.33 in 2013 dollars).
After Rose's untimely death, Frank apparently married a woman named Ethel G. (maiden name unknown).
At least at one time, Mr. Klaus was a barber. In his spare time, Frank Klaus made violins (Post Gazette, Mar. 5, 1929 p17 Second Section). The violins sold for more than $450 each in 1929 ($4713.33 in 2013 dollars).
Frank Fred Klaus was a son of Mary (Miller) and Frank Fred Klaus Sr. He was married two times, first to Rose (Fernbach) Klaus, with whom he had 3 children: Adelaide, Dolores & Francis.
After Rose's untimely death, Frank apparently married a woman named Ethel G. (maiden name unknown).
At least at one time, Mr. Klaus was a barber. In his spare time, Frank Klaus made violins (Post Gazette, Mar. 5, 1929 p17 Second Section). The violins sold for more than $450 each in 1929 ($4713.33 in 2013 dollars).
After Rose's untimely death, Frank apparently married a woman named Ethel G. (maiden name unknown).
At least at one time, Mr. Klaus was a barber. In his spare time, Frank Klaus made violins (Post Gazette, Mar. 5, 1929 p17 Second Section). The violins sold for more than $450 each in 1929 ($4713.33 in 2013 dollars).
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