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Note: N1 Birth Certificate, City of Baltimore, Maryland. Name: Philip Frederick Gottling, Birthplace: 1134 Myrtle Ave, Gender: Male, Birth Date: 7 Dec 1897, Father: Bernhart F. Gottling, Residence: 1134 Myrtle Ave, Race: White, Age: -, Birthplace: City, Trade: Paper Carrier, Mother: Hattie B. Gottling (Hattie B. Shields), Residence: 1134 Myrtle Ave, Race: White, Birthplace: City, Born: Alive: 2nd, Attending Physician: C. M. Cook, Address: 1052 Myrtle Ave, Filed: Dec 1897.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918: Name: Philip Frederick Gottling; Birth: 7 Dec 1897; Residence: Baltimore, Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland; Other: Baltimore City
1930 U. S. CENSUS: 1614 Bolton Street, Baltimore, Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland; Roll: 858; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 217; Image: 165.0. Philip F Gottling, Head, age 32, age at first marriage 32, born: Maryland, parents born: Maryland, Teacher, College. Ruth Gottling, Wife, age 26, age at first marriage 26, born: Pennsylvania, parents born: Pennsylvania, none.
1940 U. S. CENSUS: 1105 Argonne Drive, Baltimore, Maryland. Philip F Gottling, Head, M, W, age 42, Married, C5, MD, Electrical Teacher, Public School, $2500. Ruth G Gottling, Wife, F, W, age 36, Married, C4, PA. Philip F Gottling, Jr., Son, M, W, age 9, Single, MD. James G. Gottling, Son, M, W, age 7, Single, MD.
U.S. School Yearbooks, Forest Park HS, February 1935, Science Faculty, Philip Gottling, Ph.D.
SSDI: Philip Gottling, b. 7 Dec 1897, d. Jan 1976, Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland 21218, SSN: 214-36-9843, issued: Maryland (1955.)
The Evening Sun (Baltimore, Maryland); Fri, 9 Jan 1976; Page 6
Memorial Rites Sunday for Gottling, Teacher
Memorial services for Dr. Philip Frederick Gottling, Sr., 78, a retired science teacher, will be held at 2:30 P.M. Sunday at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1316 Park avenue.
Dr. Gottling died yesterday (Wednesday, January 7) at his home in Baltimore after an illness of two years.
Born in Baltimore, Dr. Gottling graduated from City College, received his B.S. degree in electrical engineering in 1919, an M.A. in physics and Ph.D. in physics and mathematics, all from the Johns Hopkins University
A science teacher, he first taught at the old Gary Army-Navy Preparatory School, then at College and later at Poly.
Continued Career
Although he retired from Poly in 1957, he continued his teaching career at Loyola College, Grove City (Pa.) College, Drexel Institute and the Hopkins.
Dr. Gottling was member of Brown Memorial for 45 years, serving as deacon and elder.
Sang in Choir
For more than 42 years he sang tenor in the choir. He was a 50-year member of the MasonÕs Doric Lodge.
Survivors include his wife, the former Ruth Goe; two sons, Philip F. Gottling, Jr., of Cincinnati, and Dr. James G. Gottling, of Columbus, Ohio; and six grandchildren.
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