J. A. and Mary Lucy (Downing) Weislogel , Vernon
MARY LUCY'S FAMILY
In 1900 Scandia, Republic County, Kansas, Thomas Downing is farming, born November 1845 in Illinois, married 28 years to Sarah C. Sept 1851 Ohio. She's had nine kids, eight living.
Lucy M. was born June 1882, LloydE. May 1891, both in Kansas.
Thomas is buried in Scandia 1845-1929, # 135382675,
with Sarah Catharine (Brown) Downing 1850-1909, # 137164025.
J.A.'S FAMILY
1917 Mrs. M. Weislogel died at her home in Scandia last Friday, June 1, at
10 o'clock p. m., after a t severe Illness of eight weeks. About three weeks
prior to her death she was taken to Waconda Springs but no relief was found
there. The entire family was at her bedside when the hour of death came. .
Anna Stuchen was born Nov. 18, 1850, in Gerlefingen, Berne county,
Switzerland. She came to America with her parents in 1854 and settled in
Erie -county, Penn. SheVwas united in marriage to M. Weislogel Oct. 5, 1867.
In 1868 Mr. and Mrs. Weislogel moved to Iowa where they resided for ten
years. In 1878 they came to Kansas. They lived on their farm west of the
river until a few years ago when they moved into their beautiful residence
which they built in Scandia. To Mr. and Mrs. Weislogel were born thirteen
children, seven of whom have passed away prior to their mother's death. Six
are still living, four boys and two girls; J. M. Weislogel, Minnie Nystrom,
J. W. Weislogel, J. A. Weislogel, Mrs. Jessie Ward and Carl B. Weislogel.
Mrs. Weislogel leaves besides her husband and children, three sisters and
three brothers ; John Stuchen of Long Beach, Calif. ; Christ Stuch-on, Nora
Springs, Iowa ; Pete Stuchen, Alburnette, Iowa ; Mrs. Kate Nothbrom,
Lafeyelle, Iowa ; Mrs. Mary Dieter, Waubeke, Iowa Mrs. Lizzie Hense,
Alburhette, Iowa. Also seven grandchildren and many other relatives and
friends mourn her departure. Mrs. Weislogel was an active member of the
Rebekah lodge where 6he was always ready to help do her part to make life
happy for others. She was a member in good; standing, of the United
Brethern church at the time of her death. She lived a quiet, consistent
Christian life and was ever faithful to any task she put her hand to do. In
the death of Mrs. Weislogel the immediate family have not only lost a wife
and mother, but this community has lost a friend in every time of need. A
character that taught patience wherever she went and lived out the will
of the Master in her everyday life. God bless her memory, that we may think
of the many good deeds, ht her life and thus be enriched In character and
life, for time and , eternity
"The death at Scandia on Sunday, Nov. 12, 1922, of Mr. Michael Weislogel,
wealthy pioneer and retired farmer, removed one of Scnadia and Republic
county's best known citizens. Mr. Weislogel passed away after eight weeks
severe illness. Born Dec. 14, 1843, a native of Baden, Germany, he came to
America with his parents in 1854. and settled in Erie County, Pa., later
moving to Iowa where he lived for 10 years, and in 1878 came to Kansas,
locating at Scandia where he resided for many years on a farm just west of
the Republican river bridge. His marriage to Miss Anna Struchen, took place
in Pennsylvania and the year following she came to Iowa with him and later
to Kans. Following their many years of farm life they moved to their present
home in Scandia in 1906, and Jun 1st, 1917, Mrs. Weislogel passed away. The
deceased at the time of death owned quite a tract of land, including the old
home and several large business buildings aside from the home in Scandia. He
was on of the charter members of the Scandia I.O.O.F. Lodge and was active
in having the lodge instututed in the twon. Mr. Weislogel was a jolly good
natured fellow and during his active years was a hard worker. In his death
the family and community have suffered a distinct loss. The survivng
relatives are: Mrs. Frank Ward; J. M. Weislogel of Scandia; J. A. Weislogel
of Vernon, Colo.; and C. B. Weislogel of Iowa, and a brother and sister. The
funeral was from the City Hall, on Tuesday, November 14, Pastor Carpenter of
the Scandia M. E. church preaching the sermon and the Odd Fellows conducting
the ritual services at the hall and grave.
February 1913 "Mrs. Lou Weslough is visiting her
brothers, Ed, Charles, and Art Downing for two weeks."
In 1915 Republic County, Kansas, J. A. Weislogel is 32,
Lula Weislogel 32,
Ruth Gatchel 11,
Earnest Gatchel 10, and Lloyd Downing 23.
In 1918 Yuma County school district #58, E.H. Kimber is president,
E.M. Cook of Wray and J.A. Weislogel are secretary and treasurer.
July 1929 "Mrs. Earnest Gatchell arrived Thursday for a visit at the Weislogel home until Sunday. Mrs. Gatchell is a daughter-in-law of Mrs. Weislogel.
July 1933 "A heavy wind is reported to have damaged small buildings in the neghborhood of the John Weislogel and C. M. Sweazy places south of Vernon last Monday evening. It is reported that some poultry was killed when the chicken houses were damaged by the wind. "
August 1934 " Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Weislogel from south of Vernon were in Wray Monday and while here Mrs. Weislogel called at The Rattler office to order The Rattler sent to her son. E. M. Gatchel, at Fort Barrancas, Fla., another year. "
" E. M. Gatchel, son of Mrs. J. A. Weislogel of south of Vernon,
is at Fort Barrancas, Fla., where he is employed in the pharmacy
department of the Fort. He has been at this Fort
for four years and likes his work very much. "
1934 "Mr. J. A. Weislogel, who resides four miles south of Vernon
on highway No. 51, will hold a public sale at his farm on Wednesday,
November 28. Mr. Weislogel has a fine offering of livestock and farm equipment.
The sale will start at 10 o'clock in the morning. The Vernon Ladies Aid will
serve lunch at noon. Phil Price will be the auctioneer and Roy Thompson will
clerk the sale. At this writing Mr. Weislogel does not have his future plans
definitely completed, but he is considering the idea of leaving Yuma county.
Sale bills were printed and circulated the first of the week. Read the
big sale ad printed elsewhere in The Rattler this week."
January 1938 "Miss Ruth Getchel died Monday, Jan. 17 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Weislogel at Loveland and Uie funeral service was held yesterday. Miss Getchel was some thirty years old and she had been an invalid all her life. The family formerly resided in the Vernon neighborhood."
June 9, 1938 "Mrs. J. A. Weislogel, former Yuma county lady who had
been making her home at Loveland the past three years, died Sunday
at the age of about 50 years. Funeral services were held at Loveland
Tuesday. Messrs, and Mesdames W arren Downing, Darrell Downing, Fred Thomas, and B. H. Yount motored to Loveland to attend the funeral. Mrs. Weislogel was un aunt of Downing brothers.
Mary Lucy Downing Weislogel
Birth 10 Jun 1883 Boone County, Iowa,
Death 5 Jun 1938 Loveland, Colorado.
Burial Loveland Burial Park
Loveland, Larimer County, Colorado,
Block 31 Lot 8 Site 2 Memorial ID 1199937
December 1940 " Mr. James Weislogel and Kelsey Hardwick drove down from Loveland last Friday afternoon. Mr. Weislogel will spend the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Downing. Mr. Hardwick returned home after spending several months working in the sugar factory at Loveland
January 1947 "Mr. and Mrs Virgil Yount and Louise entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Bell Yount, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Yount and family of Fleming, and Beverly Downing. Mr. and Mrs Ted Yount and family arrived at the Ed Downing home Saturday evening and spent the night. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wetherington entertained at * card party Saturday night. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Downing and Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Yount and family, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Yount and Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Critchfield and Karl, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harris amt daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Hardwick and children, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Akey and family, and Jim Weislogel
January 1952 "J. A. Weislogel of Loveland returned home Sunday morning after a visit with the Downing families at Vernon.
J.A. Weislogel's estate was in probate court in Larimer County in 1967.
FRANK
Funeral services for Frank W. Gatchel, 76, of 3144 Lakeshore Dr.,
a retired Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp employe, will be held at 2 p.m today
at the Wellman Funeral Home chapel. Officiating at the rites will be the
Rev. Roy Mouser, pastor of the Cedar Grove Methodist Church.
Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery.
Mr. Gatchel, a resident here for many years, died at 1 a.m. yesterday, December 21, 1957
in a local hospital following a heart attack suffered at his home,
He had been in failing health for some time. He had served with Arkansas
Fuel Oil Corp. for 23 years and was a member of the Doherty Fraternity in
that firm. A native of Scandia, Kan., Mr. Gatchel was also a member
of the Cedar Grove Methodist Church and the Cedar Grove
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 172.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mae Gatchel; a sister,
Mrs. Kate Vinson and a brother, Will Gatchel, both of Hood River, Ore.
Pallbearers will be D. S. Griffith, Paul J. Cox, G. R. Skidmore, A H. Peterson, E. D. Baker and J. E Whitney. Employes of the Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. and members of the Do herty Fraternity and the Men' Sunday School Class of the Cedar Grove Methodist Church will serve as honorary pallbearers. "
Graveside service for Ida May Gatchel, 93, of Shreveport will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 14, 1988 at Forest Park. Officiating will be Rev. Roy Mouser, retired pastor of Cedar Grove United Methodist Church. Vistation will begin at 10:30 a.m. Wednedav until service time Thursday, at Wellman's Funeral Home. Mrs. Gatchel died AAnnrlnv. Inlv 11, 1988 at her residence after a lengthy illness. She was a native of Huttig, Ark., and a resident of Shreveport for 75 years, a member of Cedar Grove United Methodist Church and member of the Rebecca Lodge. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank W. Gatchel, two brothers, H. S. Mills and Edward A. Mills and one sister, Louise Warren. Survived by a number of nieces and nephews and a host of friends. Pallbearers will be nephews and close friends."
ERNEST
Ernest Gatchel and Erma Fabizio married in Arapahoe County, Colorado on APril 29, 1928.
In 1930 Ernest is in Caddo Parish, Louisaiana, widowed, 25, born in Kansas, working in a railroad round house, living with Frank W. Gatchel45 and Ida M. Gatchel 35.
Ernest Mitchell Gatchel and Erma Philomena Gatchel divorced in Denver in 1932.
Ernest is in Escambia County, Florida in 1940, divorced, working at the army post hospital.
Aggielee Reeves
Spouse:Ernest M. Gatchel
County of Marriage:Santa Rosa
Marriage Date:June 9, 1940
Ernest M. Gatchel died in 1950 in Escambia County, Florida.
Name:
Earnest M. Gatchel
Death Age:
Residence Place:Brent
Death Date: 1950
Burial Place: Milton
Obituary Date:16 Mar 1950
Obituary Place: Pensacola, Florida, United States of America
Father: Frank W. Gatchel
Spouse: Aggielee Gatchel
Ernest M Gatchel
18 Aug 1904 - 14 Mar 1950, died in
Milton, Santa Rosa County, Florida,
Burial
Lewis Williams Memorial Cemetery
Milton, Santa Rosa County, Florida, Memorial ID
150140165
Aggielee Gatchel, Birth 31 Mar 1905, Burial
Lewis Williams Memorial Cemetery
Milton, Santa Rosa County, Florida,
Memorial ID
150140188
In 1930 Denver, Marion Frabrizio is 60,
Gertrude Frabrizio 44,
Eda Frabrizio 22,
Loraine Frabrizio 10,
Gatehel Frabrizio 8,
Erma Frabrizio 3,Shirley M. Frabrizio
1.
In 1940 Denver, Gertrude E M Fabrizio is 54, daughter Irene A. Downing 36, widowed,
Erma P Gatchel, divorced, 34, daughter Lorraine Fabrizio 20,
grandchildren Billi Sou Downing 13,
Eugene J. Downing 8,
Donald E Downing 7, and
Shirley Mae Gatchel 11.
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