Mrs. Ada E. Abrams Dies at Home in Wilmette
Ada Edith Abrams 36 of Wilmette died at her home after a six months illness. She was born in Chicago and lived there until moving to Wilmette four years ago. Survived by husband Arnold J. Abrams son Arnold Jean Jr. and mother Mrs. Alice King of Chicago. Christian Science services held at Scott's funeral home. Burial at Oakridge cemetery.
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Ada Edith Abrams
Third Street
Wilmette
Abrams
Chicago
Paragon
Arnold J. Abrams
Arnold Jean Jr
Alice King
Scott
Direct Methodist Conference Photo Highlights Rock River Leaders
Dignitaries of the Methodist denomination gathered in Wilmette for the Rock River Conference sessions. The photo features Rev. John Thompson, Bishop William Fraser McDowell, Rev. Joshua Martin, and district superintendents W L Collin Aubrey Moore Horace G Smith Frank Barnum, with upright Mr and Mrs Donald Laurie of Winnetka congratulating on the birth of Marisa Ann on September 26 at Evanston hospital. Bernice Thill and her children have moved to Ivanhoe after summering at Oak Terrace Diamond Lake. Roger Thill sprained his foot in a fall from a tree.
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Carlos
Wilmette
Rock River
John Thompson
First Methodist Church
Chicago
William Fraser McDowell
Washington, D. C
Joshua Martin
Chicago Western
W. L. Collin
Rockford
Aubrey Moore
Chicago Northern
Horace G. Smith
Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
Frank Barnum
Chicago Southern District
Smith
Bishop McDowell
Donald Laurie
Winnetka
Marisa Ann
Evanston Hospital
Bernice Thill
Oak ‘Terrace
Diamond Lake
Ivanhoe
Roger Thill
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