Mrs Blower Dies At Glencoe Home
Mrs. Blower aged 67 died Monday at the Glencoe home of her cousin Mrs. Samuel G. Arnold 214 Green Bay road after illness since moving to Glencoe a year and a half ago She was born in Memphis Tenn longtime Rogers Park resident Funeral services were held Wednesday at the chapel at Sixty third street and W Harvard avenue burial in Oakridge cemetery Survived by husband George Blower in England two brothers Charles Frost Lewis Berwyn and Earl S Lewis Palm Beach Fla member of Daughters of the American Revolution and Protestant Woman's Service club
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Blower
Glencoe
Etta Lew Blower
Samuel G. Arnold
Green Bay Road
Arnolds
Memphis
Tenn
Rogers Park
Sixty-third Street
Harvard Avenue
Oakridge
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Ruth J Schulte
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Jackson Schulte wife of Theodore E Schulte Jr of Glencoe were held at St Elisabeths church. Burial followed Monday at Mount Hope cemetery Mount Hope NY. She died Thursday after a brief hospital stay with husband two sons Theodore E III and David Roberts Schulte and her mother Mrs Jane Root Jackson of New York City surviving.
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Ruth Jackson Schulte
Theodore E. Schulte
Valley Road
Glencoe
St. Elisabeth’s Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Mount Hope
N. Y
Schulte
Evanston Hospital
Farwell-Chapman & Co
South la Salle Street
Chicago
Theodore E. III
David Roberts Schulte
Jane Root Jackson
New York City
Dr. Friend R. Eccles Dies After Brief Illness
Dr. Friend R. Eccles of Wilmette died in Ravenswood hospital from pneumonia after a short illness. Funeral services were held at the 2701 North Clark chapel with burial at Acacia Park. The 56 year old dentist had Chicago offices at 4753 Broadway and belonged to Sunset Ridge and Medinah clubs. He is survived by his widow Emma, a son Frank, and a daughter Dorothy.
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Friend R. Eccles
Laurel Avenue
Wilmette
Ravenswood Hospital
North Clark Street
Acacia Park Cemetery
Eccles
Sheridan Trust Bank
Broadway
Chicago
Sunset Ridge Country Club
Medinah Club
Fires Break Out in Wilmette This Week
Two minor fires occurred in Wilmette during the past week with no significant losses. The first started in the tool shed of the Chicago and North Western railway at Main and Isabella at 7 57 Saturday morning. The second fire stemmed from a gasoline stove explosion at the Skokie Valley Coal and Material company on Lake Avenue near the Skokie valley line tracks at 11 23 Sunday morning.
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Village
Wilmette
Chicago & North Western Railway
Main
Isabella Streets
Skokie Valley Coal and Material Company
Lake Avenue
Skokie Valley Line
Wilmette Health Reports Week of June Disease Totals
The Wilmette Health department logs mumps three cases scarlet fever one and whooping cough one for the week ending June 22. Mrs Edwin Hedrick of 304 Melrose Avenue Kenilworth will host her sewing club tomorrow afternoon.
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Wilmette Health Department
Edwin Hedrick
Melrose Avenue
Kenilworth
Former Wilmette Resident Dies in Elgin
Mrs. C. A. Borgfeldt, widow of a Wilmette photographer, died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Cecil Davis’s Elgin home after four weeks illness. Funeral was in Omro, Wisconsin. Survived by son Robert in Chicago, another son Frederick in Middlebury Wisconsin, two sisters and two brothers. Active in Baptist church and Eastern Star in Wilmette.
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Wilmette
Elgin
C. A. Borgfeldt
Cecil Davis
Omro
Wis
Borgfeldt
Robert
Chicago
Davis
Robert Borgfeldt
Frederick
Middlebury
Paul Heinsen
Winnetka
Herman Hossmann
Muskegon
Mich
Mark Remington
Carson Remington
Milwaukee
Michael Angelsberg Dies at Hubbard Woods Home
Michael N. Angelsberg aged 76 died Thursday of last week at the home of his step daughter Mrs. Henry J. Klauke 1148 Scott Avenue Hubbard Woods from a heart attack. A Chicago pioneer born in the city he lived in Rogers Park Evanston Win nettka and Des Plaines prior to retirement in 1935 after 50 years in cemetery gardening. Requiem high mass was held at Sacred Heart church Hubbard Woods and burial followed in St Henrys cemetery. Survived by Mrs Klauke and a brother Mathias of Wilmington NIL An honorary member of the Newman council Knights of Columbus.
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Michael N. Angelsberg
Henry J. Klauke
Scott Avenue
Hubbard Woods
Mr. Angelsberg
Florida
Rogers Park
Winnetka
Klauke
Wilmette Boy Embarks on 51 Day National Cruise
Edwin Mahle son of Dr and Mrs Arthur E Mahle of 530 Washington Ave leaves Wilmette for a 51 day travel adventure with a national magazine cruise program. He travels west by special cars to Alaska aboard a ship party then returns via Seattle to Old Mexico Panama and Cuba aboard an ocean liner. He will join in Chicago for a Field Museum Shedd Aquarium visit and a banquet featuring magician Harlan Tarbell.
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Wilmette
National
Alaska
Seattle
Old Mexico
Panama
Cuba
Edwin Mahle
Arthur E. Mahle
Washington Avenue
William L. Brown, Jr
William S. Brown
Chicago
Field Museum
Shedd Aquarium
Harlan Tarbell
Huguenins Arrive for Two Week Visit in Lake Avenue Home
Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Huguenin arrived from Punta Gorda Florida for a two weeks stay at the home of Mrs. Philip Huguenin at 506 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip B. Huguenin
Punta Gorda, Fla
Mr. Huguenin
Mrs
Philip Huguenin
Lake Avenue
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Ruth J. Schulte
Michael Angelsberg
Coe
BFC
Lakeview
BYC
Cali Hams
Armour’s Cloverbloom
Monarch Manor Brand House
Armour’s Veri
Lake
Central
MTV RS
Ridge
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