Herman Carl Krause

Lake Charles American Press, November 28, 1961, p. 1:

H. C. Krause Dies After Long Illness

        Herman C. Krause, 70, a retired landman for Edgewood Land and Logging company and the Locke-Moore Lumber company, died at 1 p.m. Monday at his home, 512 Ford street, after a long illness.
        Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Burke-Hammer funeral home chapel. Burial will be in the Goos cemetery.
        Mr. Krause, a native of Torrington, Conn., moved to Lake Charles during World War I. He was a military airplane pilot during the war and was stationed at Gerstner Field near here.
        Mr. Krause's daughter, Mrs. David Wilson, is the former Fritzi Krause, formerly a reporter for the Lake Charles American Press.
        The family asks that donations be given the Heart Fund or Boys' Village in lieu of flowers.
        Survivors, in addition to Mrs. Wilson, are one sister, Miss Pauline A. Krause of Torrington, Conn., and a brother, Henry A. Krause of Waterbury, Conn.
        Pallbearers will be G. Lock Paret, G. Lewis Dunn, Patrick D. Gallaugher, Dr. Boyd M. Woodard, all of Lake Charles, Leo Fitzenreiter of Sulphur, Frank Gallaugher of Jennings, Raymond E. Gipson of Orange, Texas, and Eddie L. Corbello of Fenton.