Obit for KOHLER, Frank (b.1905 d.1964), Swift Co., MN
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Frank KOHLER July 1, 1905 to June 14, 1964
Frank Kohler, 58, found dead here
Funeral services for Frank Kohler, 58, a lifetime resident of the 
Appleton area, were held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, June 17, at First 
Methodist church, Rev. R. F. Haining fficiating.
Mr. Kohler died Sunday morning about two and one-half miles north of 
Appleton, an apparent suicide from a .410 gauge shot gun.
Honarary pallbearers were Lester Heinecke, Leonard Thompson, John 
Roggenbuck, Willard Meyer, Virgil Stock and Floyd Hein. Active 
pallbearers were Norman Nelson, Andrew Nelson, Raymond Nelson, Gordon 
Nelson, William Nelson and Robert Anderson. Interment was made in 
Fairfield cemetery.
Frank Rueben Kohler was born in Moyer township on July 1, 1905, the son 
of William and Emma Dallman Kohler. Mr. Kohler lived in Appleton for the 
past 16 years and prior to that had lived in Moyer township. He was a 
former employee of Darling Truck Co. and for the last four years was 
employer by Haas Commission Co.
Surviving are one brother, Robert Kohler, of Holloway; and three sisters, 
Mrs. Augusta Smith of Appleton Mrs. John Anderson (Minnie), of Appleton, 
and Mrs. William Nelson (Mary, of Appleton.