Birth date from death certificate.
GIRL STRICKEN BY APOPLEXY IN CASPER STORE
Alice Brown, Daughter of Real Estate Dealer, Victim of Sudden Attack Late Thursday.
The death of Miss Alice Lottie Brown, 16 years of age, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown, 730 South Ash street, occurred suddenly yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, while the young lady, accompanied by her younger sister was shopping at the Woolworth's store on East Second street. Death followed an attack of apoplexy.
The father, Mr. Brown, is a partner with Alex Marshall in the Marshall and Brown real estate company. Mrs. Brown accompanied by her two unmarried daughters arrived in Casper about five weeks ago, and they have made their home on South Ash street.
Miss Brown was a student of the Natrona county high school and before coming to Casper was well known among the young people of Riverton where the family made their home for the past five years. She had already gained many friends among her schoolmates who are sorry to hear of the death.
The body is now at the Shaffer and Gay chapel and funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Methodist church by the Rev. L. Carter. Burial will be made at the Highland cemetery.
Source: Casper Daily Tribune, 4 Nov 1921, Page 1
GIRL STRICKEN BY APOPLEXY IN CASPER STORE
Alice Brown, Daughter of Real Estate Dealer, Victim of Sudden Attack Late Thursday.
The death of Miss Alice Lottie Brown, 16 years of age, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown, 730 South Ash street, occurred suddenly yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, while the young lady, accompanied by her younger sister was shopping at the Woolworth's store on East Second street. Death followed an attack of apoplexy.
The father, Mr. Brown, is a partner with Alex Marshall in the Marshall and Brown real estate company. Mrs. Brown accompanied by her two unmarried daughters arrived in Casper about five weeks ago, and they have made their home on South Ash street.
Miss Brown was a student of the Natrona county high school and before coming to Casper was well known among the young people of Riverton where the family made their home for the past five years. She had already gained many friends among her schoolmates who are sorry to hear of the death.
The body is now at the Shaffer and Gay chapel and funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Methodist church by the Rev. L. Carter. Burial will be made at the Highland cemetery.
Source: Casper Daily Tribune, 4 Nov 1921, Page 1
Birth date from death certificate.
GIRL STRICKEN BY APOPLEXY IN CASPER STORE
Alice Brown, Daughter of Real Estate Dealer, Victim of Sudden Attack Late Thursday.
The death of Miss Alice Lottie Brown, 16 years of age, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown, 730 South Ash street, occurred suddenly yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, while the young lady, accompanied by her younger sister was shopping at the Woolworth's store on East Second street. Death followed an attack of apoplexy.
The father, Mr. Brown, is a partner with Alex Marshall in the Marshall and Brown real estate company. Mrs. Brown accompanied by her two unmarried daughters arrived in Casper about five weeks ago, and they have made their home on South Ash street.
Miss Brown was a student of the Natrona county high school and before coming to Casper was well known among the young people of Riverton where the family made their home for the past five years. She had already gained many friends among her schoolmates who are sorry to hear of the death.
The body is now at the Shaffer and Gay chapel and funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Methodist church by the Rev. L. Carter. Burial will be made at the Highland cemetery.
Source: Casper Daily Tribune, 4 Nov 1921, Page 1
GIRL STRICKEN BY APOPLEXY IN CASPER STORE
Alice Brown, Daughter of Real Estate Dealer, Victim of Sudden Attack Late Thursday.
The death of Miss Alice Lottie Brown, 16 years of age, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown, 730 South Ash street, occurred suddenly yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, while the young lady, accompanied by her younger sister was shopping at the Woolworth's store on East Second street. Death followed an attack of apoplexy.
The father, Mr. Brown, is a partner with Alex Marshall in the Marshall and Brown real estate company. Mrs. Brown accompanied by her two unmarried daughters arrived in Casper about five weeks ago, and they have made their home on South Ash street.
Miss Brown was a student of the Natrona county high school and before coming to Casper was well known among the young people of Riverton where the family made their home for the past five years. She had already gained many friends among her schoolmates who are sorry to hear of the death.
The body is now at the Shaffer and Gay chapel and funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Methodist church by the Rev. L. Carter. Burial will be made at the Highland cemetery.
Source: Casper Daily Tribune, 4 Nov 1921, Page 1
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