Obit: Krueger, William F. #2 (1888? - 25 July 1954)
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Surnames: Krueger
----Source: Abbotsford Tribune
(Abbotsford, Clark County, Wis.) 07/29/1954
Krueger, William F. (1888? - 25 July
1954)
William F. Krueger, 66, of Wausau, was
fatally injured in an car collision Sunday morning about 9:20,
southeast of Merrill.
Mr. Krueger, who formerly operated the
Standard Oil service station here, and Mrs. Krueger and their only
son, Bill, resided in Abbotsford a number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. Krueger, accompanied by
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Krueger, Jr.,
were enroute to their cottage on Pelican Lake. The accident
happened when William Jr., who was driving north, and a car driven
by Virgil Schneider, of Barrien Springs, Michigan, going east on a
town road, collided near the Deer Run cheese factory. It is located
on a cut-off used by many Wausau residents going from County Trunk
W to highway 64 on their way to highway 17. Mr. Krueger was riding
alone in the back seat. All four occupants were thrown from the car
by the impact.
Injured in the crash were his wife,
Christine, 63, fractured wrist and ribs; William, Jr., both collar
bones and a hip fractured; and his wife, Lillian, 37, fractured
ribs. They were taken to Holy Cross hospital, Merrill. Injuries to
Mr. Schneider were not known.
The accident occurred when a car driven
by William, Jr., going north on a town road, and a car driven by
Schneider, going east on a town road, collided.
Funeral services for Mr. Krueger were
held this morning at 9:30 at the Helke Funeral Home, Wausau, and at
10:00 o’clock at St. Michael’s Catholic church,
Wausau.
A number of relatives and friends from Abbotsford attended the funeral.
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