Submitted by: John C. Monk
Julius Grueger
Mr. Grueger came to South Bend a half century ago from his native
country, Germany, and before entering the grocery business in
1905 was employed by the Studebaker corporation, then the
Studebaker Bros. company. He retired in 1923. His
grocery was located at 602 North St. Louis boulevard.
A member of Robert Blum lodge since shortly after coming here,
Mr. Grueger had occupied the various chairs of that body and had
been presented the Odd Fellows jewel, an honor awarded for 50
years membership.
Surviving are his widow, Anna Fischer Grueger, whom he married
Sept. 18, 1925: four children, George Grueger, Mrs. P.J.
Goetzinger, Mrs. V.D. Gall and Mrs. R.H. Coil, all of South Bend;
three brothers, Joseph Grueger, of South Bend, and Adolph and
Robert Grueger of Butte, Mont., and two sisters in Germany.
He was born Nov. 3, 1860.
Published in the South Bend Tribune; April 28, 1931.