40th wedding celebration announcement for Frederick Nahodil and Flossie Irene Lynn published in the Shamokin Citizen on June 2, 1960.
Today is the 93rd anniversary of their marriage.
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William Henry Wetzel
born May 8, 1893 – died November 19, 1951
Buried Odd Fellows Cemetery; Coal Township, PA
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Frederick Nahodil with child. Likely taken in Shamokin before work, note the helmet and his cleanliness.
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Rosamond Nahodil and her daughters
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Earl Elliot Strausser relaxing on his Lynn Street porch.
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Little Howard Wetzel (ca 1940). The Strawberry Mansion (Philadelphia) photographer often used ponies in photos of young children.
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Frederick Nahodil (on left) and guys having a light moment during World War I
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Frank Nahodil (front right) and two unknown men
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Nahodil children
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My great grandfather Frederick Nahodil on the right with his brother John and friends (ca. 1913)
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Finding My Dead 
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