Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Louis f. Norman
Funeral Held
Obituaries
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LbUIS r. NORMAN, So, Of
1908 Elmhurst today in Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Home, 9491 Dexter.
Burial: Glover Hin Park. He was
formerly a partner in Norman
Brothers, cigar manufacturers. He
was a member Of AShlar Lodge
and the Shrine ConsiStory. Sur
vivorS: wife, Sabina; daughter,
Mrs. Michael Dreyer; sons, Har-
old and Jerome; sisters, Mrs.
Edith Shere and Mrs. Samuel
Menkovitz; brother, Nathan.
MRS. MARGARET HOLM, 62,
of 1880 Spokane, in Schmalzriedt
Sons Funeral Home, 16625 Grand
I River, Il dt SO p. m. tomorrow.
Burial Grand Lawn. Survivors: /:
lhuS b and Peter; son, Robert,
brother, Christian Nelson.
AUGUST j. sCHooK tSchu-
kowsk), 81, Of 1914 Faust, in
John J. Heelon Funeral Mansion,
1910 w. Grand Blvd, at 9:l5 a. m
tomorrow and in St Peter and
Paul Church of Warrendale at 10
a. m. Burial: Mt. Olivet. Sur
vivors: wife, Marie; daughters,
Marilyn, Mrs. Florence KAPPA
lnoSkc and Mrs. Helen Luteran;
two grandchildren, two brothers
and three sisters.
MRS. AUGUSTA GEORGIA
LORD, 40, of 995 Nottingham,
Crosse Pointe Park, at 2:30 p. m.
tomorrow in William r HaHil-
ton Funeral Home, 1875 CasS.
Burial: Woodlawn. Survivors;
husband, Milford b.; son, Thomas
H.; father, Forrest Cowles: sister,
Mrs. Ralph II. Dozier: brother,
Ed Cowles.
MRS. MAE ID. INGHAM, 3 D. m.
tomorrow in William Sullivan and
Son Funeral Home, 705 w. First,
| Royal Oak. Burial: White Chapel
Mrs. Ingham, who died yester-
day was born March 6, 1900, at
iceland, Mich. Survivors, huS-
band, II g r bert children, Don,
Carolyn and Robert; brother,
Chris DeYoung; sister, Mrs. Ger
ritt Rocks.
WILLIAM ID" WINDRESS, 50.
retired policeman, of 7S7 Piper,
in A. II. Peters Funeral Home,
l2057 Gfatiot, at 2 p. m. tomor-
row. Burial: Evergreen. Surviv-
I tefs.@ wife, Alma; son, William G..
granddaughter, Louise Alma.
JOSEPH BEAT SIR. of 1853
Bondie. Wyandotte. in Thon Fun
eral Home, 2760 Biddle, Wyan-
dotte. at $50 a. m. tomorrow in
St. Elizabeth Church, Wyandotte,
at 8 a. m. Burial: Michigan Me-
lmorial Park. Survivors: wife. Ag-
mes; sons, Joseph Jr. and William;
daughter, Agnes.
MRS. CATHERINE SCHNEI-
DER, SO in Thomas p. Lahey
Funeral Home, 1916 Dexter 8:45
a. m, Saturday, and ST. Boniface
Church at GAS a. m. Burial: Mt.
Kelly, Dearborn. She lived at
2578 Sixteenth. survivors,:
daughters, Mrs. Frank A. GroS-
field, Mrs. William Shaw and
Mrs. Calvin Kaiser, sons. Frank
and Charles. and sisters. Mrs. J.
L. Snyder and Miss Mary Fell
rath.
GEORGE r. WEIMAR, 81. at
p p. m. Saturday in the Fred G..
Marshall Sons Parlors, 3462 f.
jefferson. He died yesterday in
the Alexander Blain Hospital. Mr..
Weimar lived at 1885 +. jefferson.
Survivors: wife, Evelyn; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alfred Mida; three sis
ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Krout of
Toledo, Mrs. Charles Hinkley ad
Mrs. Anna Kantzler; a brother,
Edward of Berkley, Cal. and four
grandchildren. Burial: Evergreen.
OTHER DEATHS-AtC Chicago,
John Minar, 63-year-old veteran
newspaperman, and for the last IS
years an employe of International
News Service, of a heart attack
Minar started his career in
1906 in Muskegon, Mich. Ben
jamin Rollin Stickney, "a, inventor
of the Stockney rotary press for
printing postage stamps, and me-
chanical expert at the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. in Wash
ington Cleveland j. McDer-
mott, 81, production manager for
the San Francisco Examiner, at
San Francisco Arthur Bliss
Sheets, II, former president of the
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