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Walter was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His first name is listed as "Walker" in some sources. Information courtesy of Paul W. Wittmer. ... Walter Kohler, Jr ...
Only one-tenth of the Kohler Company workforce lived in Kohler Village, and more than half of the residents were company officials, superintendents, and office workers. German-born planner Werner Hegemann and his partner, landscape designer Elbert Peets, created the initial plans, but industrialist Walter Kohler Sr. fired them for inaccurate scheduling and cost overruns.
He was a 51-year-old Dutch national named Walter Koehler, a fat, bald, near-sighted little man with horn-rimmed glasses and bad teeth. Although he had been trained in espionage, Koehler owed at least part of his success to good luck and the complacency of J. Edgar Hoover. Koehler had been chosen to go to the United States on an espionage ...
Walter Kohler Jr Obituary With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Walter Kohler Jr (Concord, California), born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, who passed away on January 17, 2013 at the age of 82. Family and friends are welcome to leave their condolences on this memorial page and share them with the family.
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Believing “A worker deserves not only wages, but roses as well,” Walter J. Kohler and Kohler Co. undertook an ambitious project to house immigrants for just $27.50 a month – including a private room, laundry service and three meals per day – and in 1918 single immigrant workers began calling The American Club home.
From auspicious beginnings as a member of Orson Welles's Mercury Theatre troupe, Ross Elliott appeared in over 200 roles in his nearly half-century career. He made a living of captivating performances, but none quite reached the fervor caused by the infamous 1938 radio broadcast of H.G. Wells's...
