Kenton County, KY - Bios:  Dulweber, Alfred W.
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Alfred W. DULWEBER 3958, Kenton Co. 

Surname: Dulweber, Lindemann, Pendell

History of Colorado, Illustrated, Volume II, 
The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago, 1918, p. 756. Kenton Co.

Alfred W. Dulweber is an attorney at law practicing at the bar of Fort Morgan 
and although one of its younger representatives has already displayed qualities 
which indicate that his future career will be well worth the watching. He was 
born in Covington, Kentucky, on the 10th of April, 1892, and is a son of John 
and Anna (Lindemann) Dulweber, both of whom were natives of Ohio. The father 
engaged in business as a lumber dealer and subsequently removed to Kentucky, 
where he spent the residue of his life in Covington, remaining an active and 
progressive business man of that place to the time of his demise, which occurred 
in December, 1898. His widow is now living in Fort Morgan, Colorado. Alfred W. 
Dulweber was reared and education in Ohio. He also attended private schools in 
Kentucky and became a student in the State University of Ohio, in which he 
completed the classical course, winning the Bachelor of Arts degree. He 
afterward studied in the University of Colorado at Boulder and won his LL. B. 
degree upon graduation with the class of 1917. He had determined to make the 
practice of law, in which he continued until the 15th of September, 1917, when 
he came to Fort Morgan, where he has since practiced. Here he entered into partner-
ship with F. E. Pendell under the firm style of Pendell & Dulweber, and they are 
making for themselves a creditable position at the bar. Mr. Dulweber is a member 
of the Benevolent Protective order of Elks and his religious faith is indicated 
by his membership in the Catholic church. His political views are in accord with 
the principles of the democratic party. He is a young man, wide-awake, alert and 
enterprising, interested in public welfare as well as in personal advancement, and 
gives active aid and cooperation to many movements for the general good.