kastner, herman
1859-07-28..1859-10-26 – 10/26/1941
- Name variants
- Herman Kastner; Herman Kastner (FG memorial 17396523); Herman Kastner - Father (cert of Herman Kastner); Herman Kastner - Father (cert of Herman William Kastner); Herman Kastner - Spouse (cert of Mary C. Kastner); Herman Kastner, Dexter Mo - Informant (cert of Mary C. Kastner); Kastner, Herman
- Record count
- 24
- Sources
- census-1930,death_certs,fg_cemetery_sweep,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Cape Girardeau county; Cotton Belt; Dexter; Kentucky; Liberty Township; Missouri; St. Genevieve / Mo.; dexter-cemetery
- First event date
- 1913-10-01
- Last event date
- None
Timeline — 17 events
- 1859-10-26 Born in St. Genevieve / Mo.. Parents: Herman Kastner / unknown.
- 1913-10-01 Dexter. Herman Kastner, the Cotton Belt caterer, furnished the old fashioned Dutch lunch served to guests at noon at the Dexter Gun Club meet Quote: "an old fashioned dutch lunch furnished his guests at noon by Herman Kastner, the Cotton Belt caterer"
- 1914-04-15 Dexter. Herman Kastner is reported to be going to build a park in the Mathews addition of the Cotton Belt as Dexter organizes summer base ball Quote: "in the Mathews addition of the Cotton Belt Herman Kastner is reported to be going to build a park"
- 1915-07-09 Dexter. Herman Kastner and his two charming little daughters, Emma and Agnes, of Dexter, were here Tuesday on business with Dr. E. A. P. Briney [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Emma Kastner, Agnes Kastner, Dr. E. A. P. Briney. Quote: "Herman Kastner and his two charming little daughters, Emma and A…
- 1915-07-16 Dexter. Herman Kastner and his two daughters Emma and Agnes of Dexter were here Tuesday on business with Dr. E. A. P. Briney Co-mentioned: Emma and Agnes Kastner. Quote: "his two charming little daughters, Emma and Agnes"
- 1921-04-22 Cape Girardeau. While in Cape Girardeau last week made arrangements for his daughter Miss Emy May to enter the Cape Business College (course in telegraphy and general office work); also visited his daughter Miss Agnes, attending the Teachers College Co-mentioned: Miss Emy May; Miss Agnes. Quote: "He…
- 1925-08-28 Dexter. Herman Kastner of St. Louis is spending his two weeks' vacation in Dexter as guest of his father, Herman Kastner, Sr Co-mentioned: Herman Kastner, Sr.. Quote: "is spending his two weeks vacation here as guests of his father, Herman Kastner, Sr."
- 1926-04-09 Dexter. Herman Kastner has built a garage of tile and pressed brick on his lot west of his hotel in the Cotton Belt Co-mentioned: Mrs. Herman Kastner.
- 1929-02-08 Cape Girardeau county. Mrs. Herman Kastner has returned from Cape Girardeau county, where she was called by the serious illness of her mother, who died January 24
- 1929-11-22 Dexter. Society - Family Reunion: last Sunday a reunion of the family of Herman Kastner, the genial owner of the Cotton Belt Cafe. Mrs. J. C. Head and children came from San Antonio, Texas; Herman W. Kastner, wife and child came from St. Louis to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kastner. Mrs. Alpha…
- 1929-12-20 Dexter. Herman Kastner's restaurant in the Cotton Belt was noted among the tastefully decorated places of business competing for the best Christmas window prize Quote: "to Herman Kastner's restaurant in the Cotton Belt, which is going to push the places on the hill pretty hard for that prize"
- 1930-09-12 Dexter. Renewal this week: Herman Kastner Quote: "This week we received renewals from"
- 1931-07-17 Cotton Belt. Herman Kastner, of the Cotton Belt Cafe, has been confined to his bed for the past week by illness, but is reported much improved today
- 1931-12-18 Dexter. Runs the Cotton Belt Cafe; ad urges readers to eat more and get fat there Quote: "EAT MORE AND GET FAT AT THE Cotton Belt CAFE"
- 1931-12-18 Herman Kastner advertised the Cotton Belt Cafe with 'EAT MORE AND GET FAT AT THE Cotton Belt CAFE.'
- 1941-10-26 Age 82y 2m 28d. Cause: Edema of Lungs; due to Senile Degenerance due to Arteriosclerosis. Burial: Dexter Cemetery.
- (undated) Dexter. Herman Kastner, proprietor of the Cotton Belt Restaurant, left Monday morning for Hot Springs to spend four weeks taking the baths, then planned to visit his daughter Mrs. Agnes Head in Eldorado, Ark., and St. Louis; Mrs. Kastner was to run the restaurant in the meantime
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.