Jennie Phillips Rites Held At Burnett Johnson Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Phillips were held Wednesday at Burnett Johnson funeral home with Rev G A Doolittle officiating. Interment followed at West Batavia Cemetery. Mrs Phillips born May 24 1888 in Highbridge Somersetshire England moved to the city in youth and married Henry Phillips. Survived by two daughters Evelyn Freega Chicago Margaret Holmberg Batavia two sons Lt Ira Phillips and Lt LeRoy Phillips serving abroad, three brothers Frank Hicks Batavia Oliver Hicks England Samuel Hicks England, two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Cryer Batavia and Mrs Emily Head England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett & Johnson
Jennie Phillips
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Aurora
G. A. Doolittle
First Methodist Church
West Batavia
Phillips
Highbridge
Somersetshire
England
Henry Phillips
Evelyn Freega
Chicago
Margaret Holmberg
This City
Ira Phillips
LeRoy Phillips
Frank Hicks
Oliver
Samuel Hicks
Elizabeth Cryer
Batavia
Emily Head
Funeral services for Ira Millett in Batavia
Ira Millett died Tuesday night at St Joseph Mercy hospital Aurora. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 this afternoon at Crane funeral home with Rev. R E Turnbull officiating. Burial will be in East Batavia cemetery. Millett, born January 26 1858 in Iowa, lived in Batavia for years and worked for the Chicago Aurora and Elgin railroad before retirement. He was a charter member of Batavia Lodge No 682 Loyal Order of Moose and remained active. Survived by daughters Minnie Offensend Lillian Hinterlong Verna Butcher of Batavia and sons Charles Chicago Lloyd William Clarence and Edward all of Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Millett
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Aurora
Crane Funeral Home
R. E. Turnbull
East Batavia
Mr. Millett
Iowa
Batavia
Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad
Loyal Order of Moose
Millett
Minnie Offensend
Lillian Hinterlong
Verna Butcher
Bavia
Charles
Chicago
Lloyd
William
Clarence
Edward
Trumble Rites Held After Batavia Resident Dies
Funeral services for Mrs. Carolyn Trumble of 163 North Washington avenue were held this afternoon at Crane funeral home with Rev. R. E. Turnbull officiating. Burial followed in East Batavia cemetery. Born November 3, 1861 in Coloma, Wisconsin, she had lived in Batavia for years and ran an antique shop at home. Surviving are daughters Maudine and Grace, both of Chicago, sister Mrs. William Cavendar of Los Angeles, three nephews Lyle James and Gerald Trumble of Woodstock, with James serving in the U.S. Coast Guard.
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Carolyn Trumble
North
Washington Avenue
Crane Funeral Home
R. E. Turnbull
First Baptist Church
East Batavia
Trumble
Coloma
Wis
Woman's Relief Corps
Batavia
Townsend Club
Maudine
Grace Trumble
Chicago
William Cavendar
Los Angeles
Calif
Lyle
James
Gerald Trumble
Woodstock
Coast Guard
U. S. Armed Service
Funeral service for Miss Delia O Boyle held at Holy Cross
Miss Delia O Boyle died at her home on 120 Delia street and funeral rites were set for 9 30 am at Holy Cross church with Fr W J Donovan officiating. Burial will be in East Batavia cemetery. The rosary is planned for 8 pm at Crane funeral home. Born in Batavia January 11 1858 she lived here all her life and is survived by her brother Edward Ned O Boyle the last of nine siblings and ten nieces and nephews.
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Delia O'Boyle
Delia St
Holy Cross Catholic Church
W. J. Donovan
East Batavia
Crane Funeral Home
Miss O’boyle
Batavia
Edward “Ned” O’boyle
O’boyle
Silver Wedding Anniversary for Hoover Couple
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hoover of North Washington avenue celebrated twenty five years of marriage with a week of gatherings. They wed November 27 1919 in a home ceremony conducted by Rev Miller. Hoover a WWI veteran and Legion member works as a sergeant in the Illinois reserve militia unit in Aurora and serves as precinct committeeman. Mrs Hoover teaches at Grace McWayne school and stays active in civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hoover
North Washington Avenue
Lester Bilmyer
Rockford
James Hamilton
Hoover
Ellis Hefty
Downers Grove
Eldora Esmay
Miller
First Baptist Church
American Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Illinois Reserve Militia
Aurora
Grace McWayne School
Hendrickson and Poole Celebrate Silver Weddings
Mr and Mrs Walter Hendrickson celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with about 30 relatives at their First street home. Their son Pvt Everett Walter Hendrickson, home on furlough from Amarillo Texas, aided in the celebration. The couple’s 1919 Sycamore wedding recalled by guests included Bert Johnson and Albert Anderson among the bridal party. George Poole and Edith Johnson marked 25 years as well, hosting a gathering where S/Sgt Robert Poole, freshly awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, arrived from England. their daughter Betty could not attend due to nurse cadet training in Boston. Gifts of silver, cards and flowers were exchanged.
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Walter Hendrickson
First Street
Eva Anderson
Sycamore
Pvt
Everett Walter Hendrickson
Amarillo Air Field
Texas
Bert N. Johnson
Albert Anderson
Syca
More
Freda Wagner
Batavia
N. E. Anderson
Hendrickson
Walter Hendrickson Jr
Hendricksons
Challenge Company
Batavia American Legion
George Poole
Robert Poole
England
Betty
Boston
Edith Johnson
Mr. Poole
Stephano Glasser Weds Pvt Joseph Stephano in Double Ring Service
Stephano Glasser daughter of Mr and Mrs George Glasser East Wilson street married Pvt Joseph Paul Stephano son of Mr and Mrs Waller Stephano sr of South Prairie street in a 6 pm double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Fr Donovan at Holy Cross church. Family witnesses, reception for 60, out of town guests, and post ceremony plans note bride's powder blue dress and gold cross, best man Walter J Stephano Jr, and Batavia High School alumni background. The couple, both Batavia High School 1941 graduates, will live with the bride’s parents as the groom returns to Chanute Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephano Glasser
Betty Glasser
George Glasser
East Wilson Street
Joseph Paul Stephano
U. S. Army
Waller Stephano Sr
South Prairie Street
W. J. Donovan
Holy Cross Church
Wallace Robertson
Walter J. Stephano Jr
North Aurora
Glasser
Stephano
Harvey
Bernard Koblesky
van Fleet
Aurora
John Shumway
U. S. Navy
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ness Carlson-Ness marry in candlelit Bethany service
Ness and Carlson unite in marriage at Bethany Lutheran Church Newark. Rev Carl Glad officiated a double ring ceremony held Saturday at 7 pm with organ preludes by Jennie Peterson. The couple will reside in Newark where Ness works in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness-Carlson
Jeanette Carlson
Ed Carlson
Kermit Ness
Thomas Ness
Newark
Bethany Lutheran Church
Carl Glad
Jennie Peterson
Violet Carlson
Harold Ness
K. C. Hall
Ness
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Mrs
Delia O’boyle
Medal of Honor
Iced Cross
Merit
US War Department
Bureau of Pullic Relations
Johns-Manville
Wall-Fill Co
Geneva
State St
Batavia High School
W. J. Drake
FOX River Valley Homes
Batavia-Geneva-St. Charles Griffin Realty Company
Pete
Civilian Defense Headquarters
Glenn S. Crane Crane Funeral Home
Anderson Hardware CO
Batavia Avenue
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